Seeing Miles's baffled expression, Peter let out a long sigh.
This guy really was a complete troublemaker!
First, he had accidentally stumbled into the battlefield between Blonde Spider-Man, Kingpin, and his men, distracting Blonde Spider-Man and getting him injured, which ultimately led to Kingpin killing him.
Then, he had broken the Heavy Load Key that Blonde Spider-Man had entrusted to him before his death, the key meant to shut down the particle collider.
And now, he had merely gone home, yet somehow led the enemy here.
At this rate, even if Kingpin and the others had originally believed Aunt May was no longer a threat and had no intention of targeting her, Miles's arrival might bring disaster upon Aunt May!
If Peter hadn't known Miles was kind by nature, he would have suspected the boy was an undercover agent sent by the enemy!
He hadn't seen Miles do many good deeds, but his mischief just kept coming one after another.
Peter still didn't know about what Miles and Amazing Spider-Man-B had gone through in Okmax Laboratories. Otherwise, there would have been another item on that list.
It was simply absurd.
Peter recalled what Amazing Spider-Man-B had told him not long ago: with great power came great responsibility. It was a gift, and also a curse!
Miles had also been bitten by a mutated spider and possessed Spider-Man's abilities.
Could this be his curse?
Constantly causing trouble and dragging the people around him into disaster?
Emmmm, why did this suddenly feel strangely familiar?
It seemed that when he had first obtained the glowing web, there had been a voice in his head accusing him: other Spider-Men solved problems, but he only created them!
His Spider-Sense told him that this seemed to be talking about him.
Did that mean that without the