The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 811 Spider Silk
This is a very shocking scene. Peter estimated that as long as you look up on Earth, you can see the countless silk threads made up of lamp rings.

"These...are all Green Lantern Rings?" Peter was so shocked that he could hardly speak.

"I think so." Cindy let go of her hand, and Peter, without support, fell to the ground. Only then did he realize that he had been held up by Cindy.

"When..." Peter struggled to stand up, muttering softly while looking up at the sky filled with green light.

"I don't know. I woke up and saw this scene." Cindy stood aside, arms folded. "I felt that this energy was very similar to the one you used to hit me before, so I woke you up."

"It's not just similar, it's exactly the same." Peter raised his right hand, and an emerald green ring was quietly hanging on his middle finger.

But compared with the dazzling green light in the sky, the ring on his hand seemed much dimmer, like a light bulb without energy.

This is not surprising. He had just used up all the energy in the lamp ring in order to save his sister. According to the introduction of the microcomputer, the easiest way to restore the energy of the lamp ring is to find a lamp furnace to charge the lamp ring.

So the question is, where is the lamp?
This is the eleventh of the world's ten unsolved mysteries. Before Peter had time to read the complete instructions, he was forced to go to the battlefield and fight with his sister.

So much so that Peter still doesn't know what another way to charge the lamp ring is, and can only stare blankly at the lamp ring without energy.

It feels like holding a dead phone, and my heart is filled with emptiness.

"Why?" Cindy gave him a puzzled look. "Aren't you going with us?"

"I do think so." Peter smiled bitterly, then showed Cindy his right hand with the ring on it. The dim green lantern ring answered all her questions.

"Looks like you're out of power?"

"Yes, you can understand it that way."

Peter nodded in agreement. Without the help of the lantern ring, he was just an ordinary person. He was powerless and had no way of participating in the next battle.

"That's good, this way I can stay with you."

Peter pretended to be relieved and was about to walk over to his sister, but the latter reached out and flicked his head.

"Ouch!" Peter covered his red forehead and looked at his sister in disbelief.

"What's wrong? Why did you hit me?"

"Just to wake you up." Cindy frowned. "Don't you think you're a genius? Why can't you help me now?"

"Please, Cindy!" Peter spread his hands. "This is technology I've never come across before. I don't even know what the ring is made of, let alone take it apart and study it."

"Weren't you nagging about willpower and stuff earlier? Why aren't you using willpower to figure things out now?"

Peter seemed to have heard something unbelievable. He stared at his sister with wide eyes, as if to ask her if she wanted to listen to what he was saying.

It is obvious that the brother and sister are not on the same wavelength. Peter is talking about rational things, while Cindy is talking about emotional things.

"Didn't you say that when you beat me up? The green light is a manifestation of willpower. The green light uses willpower as energy. Of course, the words may not be exactly that, but the meaning is definitely similar."

Cindy grabbed Peter's tie and said in a disappointed tone.

"Why, you had such strong willpower when you were beating up your own sister, but now you're silent when it comes to beating up someone else? You're a bully in your own backyard."

"I was trying to save you!" No matter how good-tempered Peter was, he couldn't help but be angry at this time. Having your kindness treated as a donkey's liver and lungs is indeed one of the most annoying things.

"Then bring out that energy again and use it to save more people!"

Cindy used the Great Roar and pressed Peter back with a louder voice. This roar really stunned Peter and made him dazed for a few seconds.

"I'm not the only one in this world who needs saving now." Cindy's eyes were red, and the scars on her face made Peter speechless.

"You should be able to see how bad the world is right now. It's possible that just one bit of power will lead to a complete loss. Not only you, but I will also join the fight."

"You? What can you do now?" Peter asked subconsciously.

"I can do more than you." Cindy pulled open her sleeve, revealing the spider web shooter on her wrist.

"I took this hammer off when it controlled me to kill my parallel universe self. Now it's perfect for use."

As Cindy spoke, she shot out several strands of spider silk to repair her torn clothes. She also used the spider silk to weave a mask for herself, leaving only her eyes exposed.

"When I was trapped and controlled, even just now, I was thinking about whether I should continue to be this hero. In the end, I figured it out and decided to keep doing it."

Cindy's eyes were filled with determination. She said, "If I back down because of such a small matter, wouldn't that prove that I've truly lost to that woman? If even someone like me is persecuted, then what about those weaker than me? Aren't they even more dangerous?"

"So, I should stand up even more, for myself and for others."

Peter was so shocked that he could hardly speak. He didn't know when the little girl who used to only make him angry had grown up to the point where he had to learn from her.

Peter thinks he is not as good as his sister. When he was chosen by the Green Lantern Ring, the only thing on his mind was his family, not as much as his sister.

"With great power comes great responsibility."

Cindy pulled at her mask. Even though her voice was muffled, the words still struck Peter as deafening.

"What did Uncle Ben say?" asked Peter.

"Maybe. I don't remember. Anyway, I just spoke from my heart."

Cindy scratched her head, then turned and walked towards the sea of ​​fire.

"What are you going to do?" Peter wanted to stop Cindy, but found that he was no match for Cindy's current strength.

"Go do what you should do." Cindy shot out spider silk and pulled herself onto an upright steel bar.

"I've thought about it. I'm just a half-baked person now and don't deserve the name Spider-Woman. From now on, I'll still be called..."

Cindy looked at her outfit and said, "Silk, yes, from now on I'll be called Silk. Come on, Green Lantern."

After saying that, Spider Silk shot out spider silk and swung away without looking back.

Peter was left alone. Looking at his sister who had figured out the path ahead of him, Peter kept chewing over a sentence in his mind.

"With great power comes great responsibility."

(End of this chapter)