I became a weirdo in Marvel

Chapter 156 Theory and Practice

These days, Parker is trying to figure out how to play a drifter.

He kept replaying the images of those wanderers in his mind: ragged clothes, messy hair, lonely eyes with nowhere to go.

But he soon realized that it would not work to just take all the clothes and quilts with him and sleep under the bridge.

Not to mention that Aunt May would beat him to death, he also had to go to work and didn't have enough time to experience the life of a homeless person.

Of course, he didn't want to stay with those dirty homeless people all the time.

This kind of life was too strange and repulsive to him.

Therefore, he could only choose another way - to regard himself as a wanderer in daily life - in his opinion, the acting method should not be so rigid.

After all, that god has existed for who knows how many years. Would his followers at that time know how to play the role of a tramp or a gourmet?
With this idea in mind, Parker needs to first understand the characteristics of homeless people.

To this end, he went to Columbia University and found professors of sociology and anthropology to ask and discuss this issue. He also looked through various materials in the library, trying to solve the mystery theoretically.

A few days later, he even wrote a publishable paper that was detailed and well-organized.

Anna, who naturally became Parker's girlfriend, did not hide her admiration: "Oh my God, you must be a top student."

Unlike her, she would just be a pastry chef, constantly making and tasting cakes and experiencing the feeling of a gourmet.

Parker was not happy. He was good at theory, but it was a bit difficult to put it into practice.

"Wanderers are free first. They have no fixed place to live and are not bound to one place. Secondly, they are lonely. How can living in a group be called free? They will definitely be subject to various restrictions. Finally, they are cautious. If you wander alone, you will not live long if you are not careful."

Therefore, he has summarized the three characteristics of wanderers, namely freedom, loneliness and caution.

But Parker had no idea how to embody these three qualities in life.

You can't just kick Anna out and move out to live alone just for the sake of freedom and solitude. What's the difference between that and becoming a homeless person?

Parker was alone in a corner of the laboratory, scratching his head in distress.

The light from the laboratory shone on his face, making him look even more tired and helpless.

"Hey, Parker, go make me another cup of coffee, please."

The colleague turned around and handed over the empty cup in his hand, but was surprised to find that Parker had disappeared.

"He was there just now, how come he disappeared in the blink of an eye? Forget it, I'll go to the bar by myself."

Parker came out from under the table only after his colleague left. He looked at his colleague's back, seeming to be thinking about something.

If he disappeared from everyone's sight, would that be equivalent to being free, lonely and cautious at the same time?

Parker curled his lips and felt more and more that this was a good idea.

Next, he tried hard to reduce his presence, deliberately hiding in everyone's blind spot, and not speaking if possible, creating a situation where he seemed to have come to work but no one could see him.

As Parker became more and more proficient and seemed to have realized something important, a voice sounded behind him.

"Parker, what are you doing standing here?"

Parker shuddered, turned around quickly, and saw a familiar gentle face.

"Mr. Osborne! I, I"

"Okay, don't be so nervous."

Norman smiled and said, "I came to you to ask how Harry is doing these days? Is there anything unusual?"

Parker breathed a sigh of relief and tried to calm down, but he could not suppress his excitement. The man in front of him was the chairman of the Austen Group, the man who developed the superhuman serum, and the man who founded the famous Patriot Alliance.

He can be said to be an important idol in Parker's heart, second only to Uncle Ben.

"Harry, Harry is fine, all indicators are normal."

"Then I'm relieved. You can continue to be busy."

"Ok."

Under Parker's gaze, Norman left the laboratory and walked in the corridor outside with a smile on his face.

"Little Spider's growth is a bit slow. Do you want to help him and let him play in the high-end game sooner?"

Norman shook his head and returned to the chairman's office.

Just then the computer flashed and a video request popped up.

Norman sat down on the chair and clicked it. As expected, General Ross's gloomy face appeared on the video screen.

"General, looking at your appearance, has the mission to capture the Hulk failed?"

"call--"

General Ross let out a long sigh and nodded, "Yes, you guessed it right. The mission failed, and it failed completely."

"How could this be?"

Norman frowned and said curiously: "With the strength of Bronski and Walker, even if they face Banner who has transformed into the Hulk, it is difficult for them to lose based on the data."

General Ross shook his head. "This time, Banner didn't transform into the Hulk. He mastered a new and strange and powerful ability, and easily defeated Bronski and the other two."

"New ability?"

Norman became interested: "What kind of ability is it?"

"I will have someone send you the specific information later, but now I have an important matter that I need your help with."

"You don't want Spider-Man and Black Cat to capture Banner as well? With all due respect, they won't be of any use if even Bronsky is easily defeated."

"No, not this."

General Ross said in a deep voice: "In fact, we discovered Banner's whereabouts. He left South America and appeared in America. I know he must be coming for me! I must gather all my strength and must not let this guy succeed!"

"Banner is here to see you? It looks like we really can't just stand by and watch."

Norman nodded and said, "I will let them go, but they will have to wait for several hours. In addition, I think you should prepare another plan, such as how to win over Banner. If he can become one of ours, you know how much help it will be."

General Ross opened his mouth, as if he wanted to say something harsh, but he held back in the end.

He knew that Norman was right. If they could win over Banner, their strength would be greatly enhanced.

The two were silent for a while, and General Ross finally nodded: "Okay, I will consider this suggestion."

Norman smiled and said, "That's good. I hope we can succeed in our next operation."

After ending the call, General Ross was silent for a long time before turning to the adjutant beside him and said, "Bring Betty to me."

"Yes!"

(End of this chapter)