After the brief joy of their reunion, Peter changed the subject, afraid that Aunt May would get too emotional and harm her health, and afraid that he might let something slip if he said too much.
So he asked Amazing Spider-Man-B and the others what they had found.
Miles stepped forward and handed him the mainframe he had been holding in his arms. "All the information is in here."
"Why is it a mainframe?" Peter asked, somewhat bewildered as he took it.
Miles gave an awkward smile. "Uh, I thought this would be more comprehensive. Yeah, that's right, isn't it, Peter?"
Amazing Spider-Man-B rolled his eyes at him.
He clearly just hadn't remembered the password, yet he made it sound so righteous.
Still, he could not be bothered to expose him.
In a sense, Miles was not wrong. Bringing back the mainframe really had scooped up all the information in one go.
This was Lady Octopus's computer mainframe!
With business at hand, everyone grew serious.
Peter took the mainframe and naturally moved to one side, connecting it to a monitor as he began searching through its contents for information on the particle collider.
Unlike his own computer, the particle collider files on Lady Octopus's computer were named directly after it.
That made them easy to find.
Peter quickly found the files and began reading through them.
He figured Blonde Spider-Man must have read these materials before, which was why he had been able to make the Heavy Load Key.
What Peter needed to do now was use this method to stimulate Blonde Spider-Man's deeper memories and obtain fragments of them.
That would save them the time needed to understand the materials and design everything from scratch, allowing them to quickly produce a finished product.
The information showed that this particle