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Chapter 505 The Sinister Six's Strengthening Plan
Otto Octavia is secretly reviewing some videos sent to him by some of his "allies." These so-called allies are pretending not to know that they are Hydra, and their goal is to use Otto and his sinister Six to eliminate Spider-Man once and for all.

Therefore, they would send Otto all sorts of intelligence to help him defeat Spider-Man.

Otto, watching the video of Nimrod being single-handedly defeated by Spider-Man, fell into a deep silence, then sighed helplessly.

To be honest, from a modern scientific perspective, he couldn't figure out what Spider-Man's final combo was all about, and he even doubted whether the video was real. However, considering that Hydra wouldn't fool him with a fake Spider-Man video, Otto reluctantly continued to think about how to deal with Spider-Man.

First of all, it is certain that Spider-Man does not use that move often, otherwise he would have used it when dealing with other people. In other words, if he can quickly and easily corner Spider-Man, he can effectively avoid being hit by the Space Slash.

To achieve all this, Otto had to give his minions a full round of enhancements.

First, there's Mysterio. His enhancements are complete. The data from the Danger Chamber stolen from Xavier's Academy of Geniuses opened Otto's eyes. This thing is essentially a telepath integrating their own abilities into the entire system, thus achieving that almost unbelievable, illusion-like experience.

With this, Mysterio can ensure that Spider-Man's perception, including attack feedback, is limited. However, like the Particle Manipulator, this device also has its drawbacks: it's a danger chamber device that operates based on the influence of the human brain, essentially only affecting the human brain and not any other parts of the body.

With a simple high-tech scan, the illusion is exposed.

“That’s not difficult. Max Dillon can handle it.”

As for Electro's enhancement plan, Otto hadn't really thought of one either. From the mutants' perspective, Electro was already close to perfect; all he needed to do was ensure that he had a sufficiently powerful electric current to enhance himself during combat. In some ways, Electro's potential was even the highest in their entire team; endlessly absorbing electrical energy was still too much of a stretch.

The enhancement of scorpions and rhinos is much simpler. Rhinos can have their strength enhanced through surgery, and then the strength of their special skin can be increased. As for scorpions? Otto has already proven that ordinary animal serums can be used to further enhance savage strength items with the Erkins serum, so as long as the scorpion can withstand the effects of the Erkins serum, it will be able to obtain sufficient enhancement.

As for whether he can survive, Otto thinks that given the fact that Spider-Man made him an idiot, Scorpion will.

Furthermore, his exoskeleton tail and armor can be extensively enhanced, so that's not a problem.

The problem is between myself and the Sandmen...

Otto Octavia had no intention of excessively enhancing himself. Just as he didn't seek out someone else's body to clone, but instead cloned his own flawed body again, there were some things he knew weren't good, but he still did them anyway. He was such an extremely arrogant person, constantly pushing a body that could only last a maximum of three months to its limits.

The only problem is the Sandmen.

Otto contacted Hydra (pretending not to know it was Hydra, thinking it was the Pentagon), who then connected them with a former AIM employee named Mr. Griffin. This employee, after fleeing in time, chose to cooperate with Hydra to develop his own special project. He said he knew a sorcerer who could completely solve the Sandman's spirit problem. Otto wasn't sure, but the Sandman's characteristic of having his soul captured by magic was too troublesome, so he decided to send him over first.

I heard that friend's name is something like Velasco.

besides……

Otto Octavia looked at the computer-connected device, which was linked to some spray nozzles. If Spider-Man or Connors were here, they would be very surprised to find that they had seen this thing before.

This is the restoration formula used to restore and treat Connors, a formula that can completely reverse his modifications as long as the original DNA of the original owner is present. Of course, Otto doesn't have Spider-Man's genes, but he formulated a similar formula from another angle.

If they can subdue Spider-Man in a very short time, they can inject the serum into his body. Then, the Sinister Six will only have to face a Spider-Man without superpowers—oh, no, also a symbiote.

But there's not much to say about symbiotes. Otto is quite certain that he has a new way to deal with them. In fact, no one in the world understands symbiotes better than him; he is the chief expert in symbiote research.

Otto, having reviewed his entire plan, took a deep breath and reached for the pen, but his hand wouldn't obey him. Even with the artificial symbiote possessing this clone, he couldn't move his fingers very well. Otto mustered all his strength to pick up the pen and then sighed helplessly.

It's time for another body change.

"Damn! Damn! Damn!"

He began slamming his unruly right hand against the table, drawing blood, and then cursed angrily. He sat down in a chair and began to sob for a while before getting up with the help of the symbiote and operating the terminal on the wall. He then opened an entire wall of incubation chambers.

Otto dragged himself to the chair and attached the device to his spine. The artificial symbiote detached from his body, and with a surge of electricity, the body's brain activity quickly ceased.

At the same time, the culture medium in the first culture chamber rapidly receded, and Otto Octavia, a strong and vigorous man in his early twenties, removed the mechanical prosthetic limbs from his old body, reinstalled them on his back, and then used brainwaves to control the artificial symbiote, which had no consciousness of its own, back into his own body.

He must have a complete body, free from any restrictions.

He was determined to make Norman Osborn pay the price.

(End of this chapter)