A Superhero's Entrance

Venom is gone!

By the time Russell and Deadpool rushed back home, Venom had already vanished. In such a large city New York, it would be difficult to uncover Venom unless it made a public appearance.

"It's all your fault. If you hadn't kept beating it up, poor Venom wouldn't have run away from home."

Bang!

Russell delivered a straight punch, causing Deadpool to cover his nose and squat on the ground bleeding. He said irritably, "Stop talking nonsense. You brought Venom into this world, so you bear the main responsibility."

"Okay, I'll take responsibility, but to whom should I take responsibility?"

"Of course it's about yourself. Without Venom, there would be no Parker on the team, and your dreams would be over."

"Wait a minute, I feel like you're shirking responsibility. You were the one who injected the Venom and sealed it away, so why should I bear the main responsibility?" With Spider-Man joining the team, Deadpool could no longer remain calm.

"Because you just admitted it."

"Damn it, I was just saying that casually. Don't tell me you couldn't tell."

"I didn't realize that. In my heart, the captain has always been a hero who keeps his word."

"Come on, you've always thought of me as Silly Bird!"

"Uh, it really is!"

"..."

The two stared at each other for a moment, each trying to shift the blame onto the other. Seemingly realizing that words could not persuade the other, Russell drew his Adamantium Blade, and Deadpool also drew his twin blades.

They decided to let their strength speak for itself, and whoever lost would take the blame!

Two minutes later, Russell began filling three large black garbage bags to the brim.

"OK! This is my fault, I take responsibility, put me back together right now!!" Deadpool's cursing voice came from the trash bag.

Russell shrugged. Since Deadpool had taken the initiative to admit his mistake, he would be magnanimous and not hold it against him.

Five minutes later, Deadpool reassembled himself and, under Russell's insistence, picked up a mop and started washing the floor with a defiant look on his face.

Russell put his legs up on the coffee table and turned on the TV: "Wade, I didn't realize you were so good at housework. You're actually a domestic Silly Bird."

Although the words were sarcastic, Deadpool didn't see it that way. He thought Russell was just envious and jealous, and laughed smugly, "When I was a mercenary, I would take any job as long as I was paid, and housekeeping was one of them."

Russell raised an eyebrow; he hadn't heard of that before. "Have you ever served any superhero?"

"Yes! Captain America Steve Rogers. I've done a big cleaning at his house. To be precise, it's the older version of Captain America."

Russell chuckled, "Wade, you're cleaning toilets for an old Captain America for money?"

"Don't talk nonsense, I never said I was cleaning toilets."

"What kind of housekeeper doesn't clean toilets? Just do it, it's all for a living, I won't laugh at you."

"Okay, I've swiped it."

"Hahaha, you actually clean toilets for people!!!"

Russell laughed wildly, which angered Deadpool so much that he threw the mop on the ground, ripped off his apron, and walked out the door.

"Captain, where are you going?"

Deadpool huffed, "You've been bullying me. I'm going to find Parker. Without Venom, I'm going to do it myself. If I beg Parker, maybe he'll take pity on me and agree."

Russell was speechless at the godlike logic. Considering that the other party was named Deadpool, it was not surprising that anything could happen to him. It was not impossible that he would hug Spider-Man's leg and cry his heart out.

"Now, an urgent news briefing..."

Just then, the news channel switched to a live broadcast, with a helicopter showing a chaotic battle between Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus near the East River, New York.

"Wade?"

"Okay, X-Force, let's go!"

The former site of the abandoned Clock Tower Theater on the East River, New York is now the location for Doctor Octopus's new experiments.

Doctor Octopus repaired the mechanical tentacles and successfully obtained tritium, an essential element for the artificial sun experiment. All of this was thanks to Harry Osborn, the current head of Osborn Industries Group.

The two made a deal: Doctor Octopus would capture Spider-Man alive and hand him over to Harry, who would provide the equipment and experimental materials in return, all in order to kill Spider-Man himself and avenge his father.

Both sides got what they wanted!

Doctor Octopus nearly succeeded on the train, almost losing his life because of Russell's appearance. Subsequent attacks and challenges all ended in failure. Enraged, he simply snatched the tritium element.

But Doctor Octopus didn't go too far. He failed to catch Spider-Man, but he did tell Harry that Spider-Man was Peter Parker.

The battle broadcast live on television today is because Doctor Octopus tried to steal the tritium element, but encountered Parker who arrived just in time.

Doctor Octopus, with the awareness of a villain, successfully freed Parker by taking hostages, returned safely to his lair, and couldn't wait to begin his experiments.

In fact, Doctor Octopus's motivation has never changed. Fighting Spider-Man, kidnapping Mary Jane, and robbing banks are all for the purpose of creating an artificial sun.

The experiment began, Doctor Octopus watched as the tritium element spun rapidly in the mechanical device, a slight smile playing on his lips. Once he could stabilize the thermonuclear fusion experimental reactor, he would prove himself right, and humanity would obtain a safe and inexhaustible energy source.

As for the dangers caused by the experiment's failure and the influence of the mechanical tentacles, the obsessed Doctor Octopus didn't care about that. In scientific experiments, failing once or twice is normal; it's a way to accumulate experience.

On the roof beam, Parker slowly crawled over, glanced at Doctor Octopus who was operating the equipment, and found Mary Jane, who had been missing for more than 48 hours, in the corner.

Mary Jane was in very poor condition; she was pale, listless, and her belly had shrunk considerably. Parker felt extremely sorry for her, not realizing that anyone would look the same if they hadn't eaten or drunk anything for two days.

After a moment's thought, Parker decided to save the goddess first and resolve the problem before preparing the octopus meal.

Love makes people stupid. Parker completely forgot that his mechanical tentacles had the ability to share vision, and all his actions were seen by Doctor Octopus.

The latter pretended not to notice, waiting for Parker to approach Mary Jane and when she was least alert, he grabbed a steel frame purlin and threw it violently.

Whoosh!

Parker sensed danger through his Spider-Sense, dodged the sneak attack in time, freed the goddess from her bonds, and fought against Doctor Octopus.

Mary Jane collapsed to the ground, completely powerless. This woman wasn't stupid; she knew she was a burden and struggled to escape.

With each step he staggers, falling down on average every five steps, using his own fragility as a backdrop to highlight Spider-Man's bravery and Doctor Octopus's cold-blooded cruelty.

"Oh my God! Where did this tragic heroine come from? Kill her already, I'm going to throw up." Deadpool pretended to vomit; he hated Mary Jane and made no attempt to hide it.

At the highest point of the ruins of the Bell Tower Theater, Russell and Deadpool quietly lay in wait, the two dressed in uniforms and looking remarkably alike.

"When should we make our move?" Russell asked in a low voice.

"No rush. Parker has the upper hand right now, so it's not the right time for a hero to save the day," the well-informed Deadpool analyzed. "Based on my years of experience watching TV shows, the final battle has to be dramatic. If the protagonist just crushes everyone the whole time, the audience won't be satisfied, and the protagonist's resilient character won't hold up. So, don't be fooled by how awesome Parker is right now, beating Doctor Octopus so badly that Octopus Brother doesn't even recognize him. The next scene, he'll be getting beaten up."

"..."

Russell rolled his eyes. Only Deadpool would say something like that. If it were any other commercial movie lead, the director would rewrite the script in a heartbeat and have him heroically sacrifice himself.

As Deadpool predicted, thirty seconds later, Doctor Octopus feigned an attack on Mary Jane, catching Parker off guard and successfully capturing her alive with his mechanical tentacles.

"It's our turn to perform!"

Russell had just stood up when Deadpool reached out and pressed him down. "Intern, you stay put. Now, let Deadpool show you what a superhero's entrance should be like."

Deadpool drew his twin swords, twirled them in a dazzling display, somersaulted several times in mid-air, and landed squarely on Doctor Octopus's head.

Splat!

A mechanical tentacle lashed out, sending Deadpool flying with a flourish.

"I knew it..."

Russell stared with dead fish eyes, then leaped to the ground, drew his Adamantium Blade, and strode toward Doctor Octopus.