Just as Peter was about to follow up with another attack, his Spider-Sense suddenly went wild.
Without a second thought, he dodged to the side.
The next moment, a burly figure swept past him.
It was a strange man wearing a yellow-green Scorpion battle suit. His entire body was covered in scorpion-like mechanical armor, with a long mechanical stinger tail trailing behind him.
MacDonald Gargan, alias: Scorpion. Just as scorpions were spiders' natural enemies in nature, Scorpion was also one of Blonde Spider-Man's enemies.
He had originally been a private detective, apparently hired to investigate Blonde Spider-Man's true identity.
But because of Blonde Spider-Man's Spider-Sense, he had been shaken off time and again, finding nothing.
Later, he somehow got his hands on a high-tech scorpion combat suit.
This high-tech scorpion combat suit seemed to affect his mind to some extent, making him paranoid and constantly obsessed with causing trouble for Spider-Man.
It was endlessly irritating.
However, Scorpion was relatively principled among the many villains. Or rather, he was the sort of obsessive whose eyes saw nothing but Spider-Man.
So although he often harassed Blonde Spider-Man, he rarely dragged innocent bystanders into it.
Blonde Spider-Man found him annoying, but he could not kill or cripple him just because he was annoyed.
—In fact, Blonde Spider-Man himself belonged to the "no-killing" camp.
That was why Kingpin and so many villains had been able to keep opposing him.
But the Peter he was facing now looked like an adult—Blonde Spider-Man was twenty-six—while actually being a child—Peter was fifteen.
Of course, that was not the key point. The key point was that this "child" had also been tempered by several worlds.
He would let them know that not every Spider-Man was so easygoing!
Peter reached out and grabbed Scorpion's tail, then hurled him straight