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Chapter 582 Where was the massacre carried out?
"I'm entrusting this matter to you, not to raise questions! I'm entrusting it to you to solve problems! Coulson, you're a Level 8 agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.! Level 8!"

Nick Fury, who had a brief exchange with Spider-Man, entered the Airbus team's safe house and berated the people inside; however, this was merely a facade. Anyone who could remove Fury's eyepatch and see inside the electronic prosthetic eye would be astonished.

Because there's a shrunken Nick Fury having afternoon tea inside his own eye.

"Many people overlook the properties of Pym particles. For example, everyone knows that Nick Fury could be an LMD at any time, but no one realizes that the real Nick Fury might be hiding inside Nick Fury's LMD."

After pouring Peter Parker a cup of Earl Grey tea with milk, Fury handed him the cup and then sat down at the small table himself: "You know what? Sometimes it's nice to look at things from a different perspective, especially when they think you're really not there."

Peter took the tea: "So... is the Nick Fury standing in front of me the real person?"

Fury smiled but didn't answer the question. He then sat down, picked up his teacup, and readily agreed to Peter's first request.

"The remaining samples from the massacre are all yours. S.H.I.E.L.D. won't keep a single one. Whatever Hydra did create this... thing, they'd better not touch it."

As Fury spoke, he glanced at Peter looking around and couldn't help but laugh: "I used some personal connections to confirm that some of Otto Octavia's bodies were taken away. You know, he created a large number of his clones, and almost every clone had his artificial symbiote on it, which is probably the source of the massacre."

"And the molecular oscillation device that Otto used at the time forcibly separated me from Venom. It must have been at that time that some fragments of Venom fell out and became raw materials for the massacre."

Peter quickly analyzed the source of the massacre, then frowned: "Wait, if that's the case, doesn't that mean Hydra has a way to mass-produce artificial symbiotes? They can mass-arm their own army?"

“It is indeed easy for them to manufacture these artificial symbiotes, but the raw materials are limited. They have to use the derivative symbiote materials they collected during the last symbiote crisis to make this thing, so it is not unlimited.” Fury said, taking a leisurely sip of tea. “That is also why they want to create ‘real symbiotes’. They hope to create symbiotes that can reproduce to expand the scale of production.”

But even Hydra probably didn't expect to create something like this, capable of slaughter.

Peter nodded in relief, then received another piece of information from Fury: "Also, although they've been hiding a lot of antisocial psychopaths, only Cletus has succeeded in the current test subjects. And they don't have any other 'massacre' samples left, as if the symbiotes' rejection level has exceeded their design scope."

Peter sensed something was off: "Are you sure?"

Fury raised an eyebrow and leisurely sipped his tea: "I told you, I have some connections."

What kind of connections? Connections within Hydra?

After thinking about it carefully, Peter wasn't surprised. It wasn't unusual for Nick Fury to stuff people into Hydra, but it sounded like this spy was definitely not low-level. To be able to do something like this, one could only say that he was truly worthy of Fury.

“Nar is definitely still unable to escape. He probably affected the structure of Carnage, making him extremely powerful while also being able to escape from Anti-Venom. But he must still have weaknesses. If he really wasn't afraid of high temperatures, then he wouldn't have rushed to wake up and escape the incinerator. Waiting for the incinerator to open before coming out would have been the same.”

Peter quickly analyzed the weaknesses of the massacre. First, it was not that he was not afraid of high temperatures, but that he was not afraid of high temperatures for a short period of time. Second, his molecular state was unstable, and Otto's equipment was theoretically very effective against him.

But a more troublesome problem is... "He's gone, and we don't know where he is." Peter pleaded with Fury, "I'm not sure how much of Nar's consciousness can leak out, or how much he can tell him, but I hope my family..."

“Your uncle and aunt will soon receive their family travel vouchers to England, then you won’t need to worry anymore,” Fury said, adding, “And I think it’s highly unlikely that a massacre will occur anytime soon.”
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What Peter Parker and Nick Fury never expected was that Carnage didn't stay in New York at all. After being brutally beaten by Anti-Venom, he went straight to the top.

Of course, we didn't go to New England in the north, but headed south.

"Spider-Man is too scary, I'm no match for him at all."

Carnage, who had retreated into the Appalachian Mountains, began to mutter to himself. When he and Cletus became one, their consciousnesses also merged. Now they felt a deep fear, a terrible fear of vanishing like bubbles.

No, that's not right. Cletus didn't feel fear; it was Carnage who felt fear. Realizing this, Carnage wavered slightly, then stopped.

He is hungry.

The Appalachian Mountains have no shortage of wild animals, and basic energy can be guaranteed. However, the situation is uncertain regarding phenylethylamine, which is very troublesome for symbionts. This substance in animal brains is not as palatable as in human brains, and the Appalachian Mountains are sparsely populated.

While it makes them easy to hide, it is not conducive to hunting.

Suddenly, Carnage convulsed a few times, then slowly transformed back into Cletus, panting heavily as he sat down against a tree, a blissful smile spreading across his face.

He inquired about the massacre.

Are you afraid of death, my dear?

The massacre hesitated.

"It is right to be afraid of death. Only by fearing death can one understand how precious it is and feel what a wonderful destruction it is to take someone else's life. A living person has infinite possibilities for the future. He may be able to achieve something great, make a great contribution, or even save the world."

Cletus laughed and made a gesture as if he were choking himself.

"And we can destroy these infinite possibilities in an instant!"

What a beautiful moment!

　I'm on Twitter today, so I'll update a bit more to make up for what I've missed. As for how much I can post, I'll just write as much as I can.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)