Encountering Spider-Man

When Dilos heard Dr. Connors' question, he knew his opportunity had arrived.

He suppressed the excitement in his heart and slowly began to describe to Dr. Connors the knowledge he had acquired at school and how he had obtained many advanced biology books from outside sources to study.

Dr. Connors nodded in appreciation as he listened to Dilos explain the biological knowledge he had learned.

He is a very studious and science-loving talent. This thought slowly began to take root in Dr. Connors' mind.

At first, Dr. Connors had suspected that Dilos was bragging and lying to get better treatment as an assistant. But after Dilos easily answered several advanced biological questions and techniques he had specifically chosen to test him, Dr. Connors no longer doubted Dilos's ability.

Judging by the requirements for this internship, Dilos was highly qualified—one could even say he was more qualified than any of the other interns present. Dilos not only had a solid grasp of the fundamentals but was also equally adept at hands-on practice. It could be said that Dilos was the person who best fit Dr. Connors' vision of a senior assistant.

Especially during this seven-person experimental evaluation, when Dilos used his own results on stage to prove he was the best of the seven, Dr. Connors' satisfaction with him reached a new height.

Just like that, Dilos was granted the position of senior assistant by Dr. Connors, along with the authority to command the other six to a certain extent.

The others might have felt more or less unwilling, but they didn't say anything further. After all, Dilos had proven his ability with facts right before their eyes.

"Although we wasted quite a bit of time on the tests, please be patient for a moment; I have something for you all." As he spoke, Dr. Connors beckoned to Dilos, who understood and handed the copies of the manuscripts Dr. Connors had prepared to the others.

"The first page contains your internship tasks for the next month, and the rest are explanations of the knowledge and practical techniques you will need during your internship. Although the content isn't extensive, I can guarantee that these things will be very helpful for your future. If any of you want to make great strides in biological science, what is written on these pages will lay the foundation for your future."

With that, Dr. Connors smiled slightly, spread his hands, and said, "Time is up, everyone can leave."

Seeing that Dr. Connors had issued an order to leave, the group, including Dilos, felt a bit regretful. However, to avoid leaving a bad impression on Dr. Connors, they still departed. After all, according to the original requirements, they only needed to work in Dr. Connors' laboratory for two hours every morning during the one-month internship, and they had to leave the rest of the time.

The reason was that Dr. Connors had his own research to do, and having people stay there for long periods would only disturb his work.

And so, the group quickly left with the manuscript copies given by Dr. Connors. Although the manuscripts were few, they were priceless treasures to Dilos and the others! If they didn't hurry back to study them carefully now, when would they?!

While this statement was an exaggeration, it was not hard to understand. One had to know that the material was not only knowledge almost impossible to learn in school, but also the essence of the knowledge mastered by a scientific giant like Dr. Connors. It was enough to lay a thick foundation for them before they embarked on a higher scientific path!

Compared to the somewhat thin copies held by the others, the copy in Dilos's hand was about twice as thick. This was the benefit of gaining Dr. Connors' approval, and seeing this advantage fall to him made Dilos ecstatic.

Now, in addition to his increasingly good memory, Dilos's learning efficiency was also improving. Wanting to rely on himself to create the Super Soldier Serum and the Spider-Man Serum, he needed these materials to constantly expand his knowledge.

What? The material was too little? He would finish learning it in a few days?

Dilos figured, so what? He would just find a way to learn more from Dr. Connors later.

At this moment, Dilos suddenly froze because he felt several burning gazes fixed on him. After a moment, Dilos realized the reason, and a handsome curve appeared at the corner of his mouth.

He naturally knew that the other interns were jealous of the extra information in his hands, but Dilos had no intention of sharing it, not even by making copies; that would waste too much of his precious time. Furthermore, Dr. Connors had made a verbal agreement with him beforehand: without Dr. Connors' permission, he would not show these materials to others.

"Sorry, I have urgent business, so I'll be going first. Bye~"

After exchanging a few polite words, Dilos, under the stunned gazes of the others, quickened his pace without hesitation and vanished from their sight, leaving the dumbfounded interns staring at each other.

After obtaining the materials from Dr. Connors, Dilos began his path of frantic study. Every day, aside from one hour of physical training and his internship at the lab, he basically holed up in his rented room, spending his time researching the knowledge in the manuscripts.

Relying on his formidable memory and learning ability, he managed to learn all the content in the manuscripts in less than five days.

"The material is learned, but how can I get more knowledge from Dr. Connors?"

That day, having just finished his required work at the lab, Dilos walked down the street, constantly thinking about how to learn all the knowledge from Dr. Connors so he could create the Mutant Spider Serum from the movies of his past life.

But no matter how he thought about it, he couldn't come up with a good plan. While it wasn't impossible to use hypnosis to pry information out of him, considering Dr. Connors had been quite good to him, it would be a real jerk move to hypnotize him just to extract knowledge.

"Huh? Where is this?"

Just like that, Dilos, who had been lost in thought, realized he had arrived somewhere else without noticing.

"Sir, this is Queens, New York."

A man right next to Dilos heard his muttering and kindly explained.

"Queens?"

Hearing this, Dilos subconsciously turned his head to look at the person who had helped him: brown hair, about 1.7 meters tall, and judging by his face and temperament, he seemed a bit younger than Dilos. Like Dilos, he wore thick-rimmed glasses, and although they weren't as ridiculous as the ones on Dilos's face, they still exuded an honest, naive look.

The young man smiled and replied, "Yes, I think this is your first time here."

Dilos smiled and nodded. "Yes, it is my first time here."

"Then you really need to look around." When the young man said this, he seemed quite happy. "This is the most beautiful borough in New York."

"Okay, I definitely will." The young man's enthusiasm left a good impression on Dilos; although he had no interest in touring Queens, he said it as a courtesy.

"Hey, Peter Parker!"

An unfriendly voice came from behind them.

A tall, blonde-haired boy with a buzz cut, followed by two people who didn't look very friendly, walked toward them with an angry expression.

The two reacted differently. The young man next to Dilos suddenly looked at the others nervously, while Dilos began to look left and right, trying to find the legendary Spider-Man. However, since there were only a few of them in the vicinity, excluding himself and the three troublemakers, there was only one answer.

"So you are Spider-Man."

Dilos looked at the young man beside him with a strange expression, truly not expecting that he would run into the legendary Spider-Man just by taking a casual stroll.