New Member of the Studio

Inside the solemn courtroom, before the judge had even taken her seat, the atmosphere had already split distinctly into two sides.

When the judge entered and the trial officially began, the proceedings unfolded exactly as Lin Hai and the others had anticipated.

The presiding judge was a stern-looking middle-aged woman who appeared highly experienced. She had clearly noticed the unusual lineup in the gallery, her gaze lingering briefly on the representatives from Fisk Group, Stark Industries, and Osborn Group before turning to the plaintiff's table.

"The plaintiff's attorney may now make his statement," the judge said in a calm, serious voice.

Matt rose to his feet and began addressing the bench. His voice was clear and steady, and his arguments were impeccably logical.

He first laid out the fact that Starsea Studio was a legally registered business entity with authorization to use Spider-Man's image, then played the video Peter had recorded in advance.

In the video, Spider-Man demonstrated his unique abilities before clearly stating that he had voluntarily authorized Starsea Studio. The evidence was direct and compelling.

Next, Matt began systematically refuting the false claims spread by the defendants.

He cited extensive online screenshots, media reports, and market data analyses, pointing out that the other side's actions constituted commercial defamation and unfair competition and had caused substantial harm to Starsea Studio's reputation.

His presentation was orderly, and the chain of evidence was complete. Every sentence was like a precise scalpel, cutting open the outer shell of the other side's lies.

When it came time for the defendants' lawyers to make their case, the scene became awkward and feeble.

The strategy their legal team had prepared was completely rendered useless under the pressure of the three major groups and Matt's sharp offensive. Their arguments were pale and powerless. Even when they