Otto's experiment had failed completely.
In the corner, Yang Bo put away his phone and shook his head, thinking:
When you think about it, Tony hammering out a reactor in a cave was the truly unbelievable part...
How could the power of the sun be so easy to control?
Yang Bo walked toward Otto's wife, Rose. Movies had to pass censorship, but reality didn't.
Rose had already lost all signs of life. Glass shards covered her body, leaving her a gruesome sight.
Yang Bo sighed. The commotion inside the laboratory had stopped, and a clamor of police sirens came from outside. Perhaps nearby patrol officers had heard the news and rushed over.
With a thought, he put Rose's body away.
"You..."
A voice came from behind him. Yang Bo turned to see Harry Osborn.
Harry's eyes were wide, as though he wondered whether the shock had made him see things.
"You... she..."
"Shh..."
Yang Bo raised an index finger to his lips and shushed him softly. With a friendly smile, he said, "Harry, some things are best left unspoken, even if you've seen them."
"Interested in having a chat?"
Harry nodded. He could tell Yang Bo was no ordinary person. Of course, that went without saying-an ordinary person couldn't make a body disappear.
The failure of Otto's experiment had dealt a tremendous blow to both him and his company.
"Young master, we should leave."
Harry's butler appeared from somewhere, as though he had just spawned in. The earlier chaos had pushed him aside. He hurried to Harry, put an arm around him, and pulled him out of the laboratory.
But Harry kept his eyes on Yang Bo the whole time.
Yang Bo waved as Harry Osborn left. By then, Spider-Man had finished changing and ran out of a secluded corner.