People Are Forced Into It

The debate online over whether Kino was right had never died down. No matter how much the heroes supported him, they could not overcome the public's spit and scorn. You said it was good, so it was good? They had personally experienced the chaos of this period. They had to tread carefully whenever they went outside, terrified that one day they would leave home and never return.

To put it bluntly—they were being ungrateful and hypocritical.

If they turned to ash two hours later, they probably would not be cursing Kino like this.

Kino could not be bothered with such boring people. Every time, he treated their comments as post-meal entertainment.

A week later, Spider-Man arrived with Gwen Stacy.

Gwen Stacy had spent three days persuading her father, while Spider-Man had spent three days persuading Uncle Ben and Aunt May. The remaining day had been spent on the flight.

Things had been simpler on Gwen Stacy's side. George had initially disagreed, but he quickly came around. Having powers was not a bad thing; it was a good thing. Even if he died in the line of duty someday, he would not have to worry about his daughter being bullied. So he agreed. To be honest, he also wanted to become superhuman, but... forget it. He was too old. What use would it be?

As for Spider-Man?

His situation had been much more troublesome.

It was not that he feared the two elders would refuse to let him go, but rather other concerns.

Considering Uncle Ben and Aunt May's age, as well as the chaos outside, Spider-Man had hesitated greatly. What if he left with Gwen Stacy and Uncle Ben and Aunt May encountered danger?

In the end, he decided to go to Wakanda for one week. During that week, Uncle