I became a weirdo in Marvel

Chapter 182 Leaving Home (Day 700010000, )

The next morning, the alarm rang on time and Parker was awakened from his dream.

He rubbed his eyes and stretched, as if to dispel last night's fatigue.

After turning off the alarm, he quickly got up, washed up, and walked down the stairs.

In the cozy restaurant downstairs, the sunlight shines through the curtains, giving the entire room a golden glow.

The table was already filled with a sumptuous breakfast, and the air was filled with the aroma of bread and coffee, making people feel happy.

"Good morning, Uncle Ben, Aunt May." Parker greeted with a smile, his voice a little hoarse from just waking up.

"Morning, Peter," Aunt May responded gently, holding a cup of steaming milk in her hand.

Parker sat down in his chair, picked up a piece of bread without hesitation, spread a layer of salad dressing on it skillfully, then rolled it into a ball and put it into his mouth.

His movements were smooth and seamless, and it was obvious that he was used to this breakfast rhythm.

Aunt May took a sip of milk, looked at Parker tenderly, and asked with concern: "What time did you come back last night? How come I didn't hear the door open?"

Uncle Ben coughed and tried to cover up his embarrassment by eating.

He lowered his head and took a bite of the fried egg as if it was the most delicious food in the world, but in fact, he was avoiding Aunt May's gaze.

He heard it all clearly when Parker came back last night, but he didn't tell Aunt May because he was dealing with some important things at the time.

"last night?"

Parker's expression was a little unnatural. He lowered his head and ate bread, trying to hide his inner nervousness: "It was probably around eleven o'clock. I thought you were all asleep, so I didn't wake you up."

"Going on a date with a girl?" Aunt May joked with a smile.

Parker blushed slightly, even though he was an adult, he always felt like a child in front of Aunt May.

He scratched his head and answered awkwardly: "Uh, I guess so. Let's not talk about my business, Uncle Ben, is this mission difficult? Why didn't you go home for so long?"

Uncle Ben nodded, his expression becoming serious. "It was difficult. We encountered some strange aliens this time."

He began to recount what had happened in the previous few days.

Although he omitted some of the gory details, the story is still fascinating.

Parker and Aunt May listened with great interest, as if they were there themselves.

Parker's mood fluctuated as Uncle Ben told his story. Sometimes he was proud of their bravery, and sometimes he was worried about their danger.

After breakfast, Uncle Ben drove Parker to Osborne Building as usual.

The car drove smoothly on the morning street. The trees on the street swayed gently in the breeze. The sunlight shone through the leaves onto the car window, creating mottled light and shadows.

Parker looked at the scenery outside the window, his heart filled with complicated emotions.

He gritted his teeth and finally mustered up the courage to say, “Uncle Ben, I want to move out and live on my own.”

Uncle Ben's hands on the steering wheel trembled slightly, and the car swerved slightly.

He turned and looked at Parker, his eyes full of surprise and confusion.

"Why do you suddenly have this idea?"

Parker took a deep breath and tried to make his voice sound firm and calm.

"I'm grown up, Uncle Ben, and I think it's time to learn to be independent. Besides, I don't want to cause you any more trouble."

Uncle Ben was silent for a moment, as if thinking about what Parker had said.

He knew that Parker had always been a sensible child who had always been considerate of others. But because of this, he didn't want Parker to take on too much responsibility too early.

"Parker, you know we always want you to be happy, and we will support you no matter what decision you make."

Uncle Ben’s voice was low and warm, with a hint of reluctance and worry: “But living independently is not easy. Are you sure you are ready?”

Parker nodded with a firm look in his eyes: "I know there will be many challenges, but I believe I can handle them. I also hope that I can grow better in this way."

Uncle Ben sighed and finally nodded: "Okay, since you have made up your mind, we will respect your choice. But remember, no matter what happens, we will always be your family, and you can come back anytime."

Parker nodded gratefully, feeling a warm feeling in his heart.

He knew that he was not alone, and no matter what difficulties he encountered, he had the support of Uncle Ben and Aunt May.

The car slowly stopped at the entrance of Osborne Building. Before getting out of the car, Parker looked at Uncle Ben deeply. "Thank you, Uncle Ben."

Uncle Ben smiled and patted Parker on the shoulder. "Go ahead, Parker, and chase your dream bravely. I'll tell your Aunt May."

Parker nodded gratefully, said goodbye to Uncle Ben, and turned to walk towards the building.

Uncle Ben watched him leave until he was out of sight and then drove the car into the parking lot.

He quickly put on his Spider-Man suit, shot out spider silk that stuck to the outer wall of the tall building, pulled it hard, and flew straight into the air, swinging in the air.

"Hey, good morning, Spider-Man!" A worker who was cleaning exterior glass at high altitude, wearing heavy protective clothing and holding cleaning tools in his hands, waved and greeted Uncle Ben.

The sunlight reflected through the glass onto the worker's face, making his smile look particularly bright.

"Good morning! Be careful." Uncle Ben responded with a smile. His voice was warm and powerful, as if it could penetrate the wind and reach the workers' ears.

He waved his hand with smooth and confident movements, and then quickly shot out a spider silk, which deftly drew a graceful arc in the air and landed lightly on the roof of the Osborne Building.

Standing on the roof, Uncle Ben overlooked the panoramic view of the city, and an inexplicable sense of pride surged in his heart.

The city, busy and vibrant, is his home to protect.

He took a deep breath, feeling the morning breeze on his face, and walked towards the elevator.

The elevator door slowly opened, Uncle Ben walked in and pressed the floor button.

The mirror in the elevator reflected his figure, and his blue battle suit looked particularly dazzling under the light.

As the elevator descended, his thoughts began to soar, and he recalled the process of separating from Venom yesterday, feeling a lot of emotions in his heart.

The elevator door opened again, Uncle Ben walked out of the elevator, and met Jessica in a black battle suit.

Her battle suit fits her body tightly, outlining smooth lines and making her look heroic.

"Good morning, Black Cat." Uncle Ben greeted with a smile, and there was a hint of kindness in his voice.

"Morning, Spider-Man. Huh?"

Jessica blinked, her eyes lingering on Uncle Ben's suit for a moment, revealing a hint of surprise: "Have you separated from Venom?"

Uncle Ben nodded, his eyes revealing a hint of mixed emotions: "Well, yes, it was successfully separated from the venom yesterday with the help of Dr. Allen."

The two walked side by side towards the office, their steps brisk and rhythmic. On the way, Jessica couldn't help laughing, "I guess Venom must have scolded you badly? It has a bad temper."

Uncle Ben shook his head helplessly, the corners of his mouth slightly raised: "I was wrong this time, it can scold if it wants."

There was a hint of helplessness and tolerance in his voice, as if he was facing a willful child.

Jessica sighed, a trace of pity flashing in her eyes: "Actually, it's quite pitiful. Not only is it despised by its own people in its hometown, but it's also despised by us humans here."

Then she said thoughtfully, "Well, we can let it parasitize a dog. It looks like a dog."

Uncle Ben smiled and shook his head: "The point is, Venom will dislike it. It is also very picky and must choose a host that it likes."

Jessica couldn't help laughing out loud: "Humph, with that appearance and still being so picky, he deserves to be single!"

The two chatted and laughed as they walked into the office, and saw Norman sitting behind his desk, concentrating on organizing the documents on the table.

There was a hint of fatigue on Norman's face, but his eyes were still firm and powerful.

"Uncle Norman, do you come so early every day?" Jessica asked with concern.

Norman raised his head and smiled: "Oh, I'm used to it. You guys sit down."

Uncle Ben and Jessica sat down in the chairs across from Norman.

Norman continued to sort the documents and asked casually, "Spider-Man, why are you here too? You can rest for two more days."

"no need."

Uncle Ben shook his head and said firmly, “I haven’t moved much in the past few days, so I don’t need to rest so much.”

Norman nodded, with a hint of approval in his eyes: "Okay, you and Black Cat will carry out the mission together. As usual, patrol separately. If anything major happens, the Secretariat will notify you in time."

Jessica looked around and didn't see Bronski and the other man. She asked curiously, "Where are they?"

Norman sighed, put down the documents in his hand, and explained: "As you know, something happened with General Ross. They probably won't be able to work with us for a long time."

"Huh? Does the military really intend to hand over General Ross? Isn't this embarrassing?" Jessica asked curiously.

Uncle Ben has much more experience than Jessica and can see further. He shook his head and said, "As long as we open a case to investigate General Ross and make him a criminal instead of a general, we can deal with him as we please. How can dealing with a military parasite be considered shameful?"

Jessica opened her mouth wide and took a deep breath: "I finally understand, you adults are really dark-hearted."

Although she couldn't stand General Ross's meddling, she still felt it was not realistic that such a powerful general could be ousted so easily.

Norman chuckled and said, "This matter is still under discussion and has not been finalized. It is hard to say what changes will happen in the future. However, this is also an opportunity for us."

"Chance?"

"Well, I have always wanted to prevent the Patriot Alliance from being interfered with too much by the military and becoming a weapon in the hands of the military. Now that General Ross is in trouble, he has no intention of paying attention to us anymore. I can take this opportunity to try to make the Patriot Alliance independent."

"Okay, I agree with this!"

Jessica raised her hand happily and said, "Superheroes should not be controlled by the government."

Uncle Ben also nodded: "We just need to do what we should do and save those who need to be saved. It is better for us not to get involved in the military and politics."

"Well, don't worry, I will try my best."

Norman paused and said, "There is one more thing. Now that Bronski and the others have withdrawn from the Patriot Alliance, we will be short of manpower, so we need to recruit some people. If you meet anyone who can be a teammate, you can tell me directly."

"teammate?"

The first person Uncle Ben thought of was Venom. If it found a good host, it should be able to become their new teammate.

But the matter had not been concluded yet, so he didn't say anything.

Jessica naturally hoped to have more teammates, but she was more worried about Harry's situation: "Are there any progress in the research on venom? Can it help Harry?"

"Well, it's still under study, and I can only say there's a good chance."

Norman curled his lips and smiled: "Don't worry, it won't be long before Harry can fight alongside you."

"Ok!"

These days, Banner stayed in Tony's villa, quietly thinking about his future life.

The villa is located in a picturesque bay. The sunlight shines into the spacious living room through the floor-to-ceiling windows, and the sea breeze blows gently, giving people a sense of tranquility.

However, Banner's heart could not calm down, his thoughts were like rolling waves, unable to calm down.

Tony would come to visit him occasionally, and the two would sit on the terrace of the villa, drinking cold beer and talking about past battles and future plans.

Tony always tried to ease Banner's tension with his unique sense of humor, telling some interesting stories in the technology world, or sharing some of his latest inventions.

However, Banner still felt heavy-hearted, as he knew he had to face the challenges ahead.

Besides Tony, there were all kinds of people coming to the door.

The first to arrive were some government agents in black suits, their faces filled with seriousness and indifference.

They told Banner in a threatening tone that he had destroyed a large amount of public property and injured many people and must be held accountable for it.

After listening to this, a trace of anger flashed in Banner's eyes. He knew that these people just wanted to use him.

He didn't say much, just waved his hand lightly, and the agents were thrown out of the villa, falling to the ground groaning.

Then, some rational people came to visit.

They brought thick documents and tried to convince Banner with law and reason.

They offered a large compensation in the hope that Banner would give up punishing General Ross.

These people spoke in calm tones and with sincere attitudes, but Banner knew in his heart that their purpose was only to protect their own interests.

He looked at them coldly and finally did not agree.

Of course, there are also some people who try to get close to Banner in a flattering way.

They brought all kinds of gifts, including precious antiques, expensive perfumes, and some beautiful women.

These people were all smiling and trying every means to please Banner, hoping that he would join their organization.

Banner accepted the gifts and money, but never agreed.

He knew that these people didn't really care about him, they just wanted to take advantage of his power.

From a fugitive who had to hide from place to place to become the object of fawning by many people, Banner experienced the ups and downs of life, which made him feel deeply moved.

(End of this chapter)