This left even Kingpin's stand-in dumbfounded.
Th-this guy really wasn't your illegitimate son?
You were really going to indulge him this much?
But since Kingpin himself had no objections, his stand-in naturally dared not object either. He hurriedly served Toby tea and waited on him at the side.
Toby paid no attention at all to Kingpin's stand-in secretly going off to report him. He had already plugged the USB drive he got from Norman into Kingpin's computer and begun examining its contents.
There were two reasons he had to use Kingpin's computer.
First, Kingpin's computer came with cracking and shielding software that could break the USB drive's password lock and block any tracking device that might activate from within it.
Second, even if the signal was unfortunately traced, Toby could redirect the trouble to Kingpin instead of his own home.
After all, he and Kingpin were friends. Weren't friends meant to be screwed over?
Besides, even if Osborn Enterprises traced the IP back to Kingpin, they would never dare provoke the underground emperor. They could only swallow their anger.
Back to the matter at hand: the contents of the USB drive.
It contained projects Norman had left for Harry—projects that might be able to treat the Osborn Family's hereditary disease.
There were three video files in total.
The cover of the first one showed Peter in a spider suit.
When he opened it, it was mostly footage of Peter, as Spider-Man, performing various heroic deeds on the streets of New York.
Fortunately, Peter had been cautious enough that Norman's people had not captured his true identity beneath the suit.
There was nothing worth watching here. Norman simply wanted Harry to find a way to capture Spider-Man and develop a spider serum from him to cure Harry's hereditary disease.
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