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Chapter 649 New Spider Web Base

After pretending to say goodbye to Adrian, the three continued on to the new Spiderweb base. As mentioned before, this base was actually located directly below the Toms Studio, but the entrance was not inside the studio; it was accessed from the other side.

"I still think it's weird that Spider-Man's base is underground."

Harry said this, and Amadeus agreed to some extent. After all, Spider-Man mainly moves by swinging on webs, so placing the base underground would not only make it difficult for others to get in and out, but it also doesn't quite fit Spider-Man's style.

You can't exactly say that Spider-Man and sewers go well together.

"That's the essence. No one would expect an Avenger to put his base underground like a villain, which is why it's safer here."

Peter didn't care whether his base was above ground or underground. The three of them walked to an iron gate that looked like it couldn't be broken even with large pliers. Peter placed his hand on the lock, and then the entire wall quickly dropped, revealing a downward elevator.

"Moreover, there is an additional advantage to carrying out construction underground."

"What's the benefit?"

Peter smiled and answered Harry's question: "There's enough space."

As the elevator descended, the doors finally opened, revealing a spacious area seven or eight meters high. Various Spider-Man costumes were stored inside, along with more than a dozen rooms of varying sizes, making it appear very spacious.

Harry couldn't help but gape, asking incredulously, "That's true... how did they manage to do all that in just a few months?"

"The answer is that it wasn't completed in just a few months. This place used to be Hydra's underwater laboratory on the Hudson River, not far from the dock warehouse. So an elevator was built from there to go directly here, and it was also renovated."

It's hard to believe that so much time has passed since Hydra conducted human experiments at the bottom of the Hudson River, yet this dilapidated laboratory remains abandoned without any government intervention.

Perhaps S.H.I.E.L.D. had the ability to take over this place, but they had better locations in New York, so they simply abandoned this run-down place. It wasn't until Peter's old base was decommissioned that Norman rebuilt it and transformed it into a new base.

Compared to the old base, which was only the size of a top-floor storage room, the new Spider Web base covers an area of ​​more than 2,000 square meters. As Hydra's original experimental base, although it was destroyed, the overall foundation remains intact and can still be used after being dug up.

Equipment such as spider cars and spider motorcycles can be placed here without any worries. In the future, when Peter learns how to pilot aircraft, he might even be able to build a spider plane here.

"Are you Spider-Man or Batman...?"

"Spider-Man, right? If it had been Harry who got bitten by the spider, you would have been more like Batman." Although Harry's personality has nothing in common with Bruce Wayne, normal people's parents don't die in alleys, so normal people don't become Bruce Wayne.

It's hard to imagine someone whose parents died in an alley becoming Bruce Wayne.

The new base was so enormous that no one immediately knew what the rooms were for. Well, actually, Peter didn't know either; it was big enough to provide a dormitory for each of the Spider-Man characters he knew, with plenty of room to spare.

“If Dr. Jonathan and Dr. Connors are both at the Spiderweb base…” Amadeus noticed something amiss and asked with a hint of confusion, “Then who is actually in charge of their original work?”

Peter said the other person's name with a half-smile: "His name is Miles Warren, and he is also my father's student."

Of course, this person also has another identity in the Marvel Universe, namely one of Spider-Man's villains, the Cloning Master Jackal, who is proficient in various cloning technologies. In the comics, his cloning technology is so advanced that he can pull the souls of the dead back into clone bodies, which even triggered Spider-Man's personal event "The Cloning Legend", creating the first Scarlet Spider Ben Riley and the second Scarlet Spider Kane Parker.

However, Peter didn't mind the other party giving it a try. Besides, how could he possibly catch them if there was absolutely no action?
Besides, can he even do it?
Back at headquarters in New York, Miles Warren is working on the Savage Force Project, a research project on super-soldier serums with animal abilities. After taking over the research results of Jonathan Drew and Kurt Connors, Miles Warren's project shifted to studying the abilities of mammals and their compatibility with humans.

Although Osborn Technologies claims that the DNA of both insects and reptiles is too different from that of humans, leading to the failure of their Super Soldier Serum research, Miles finds Osborn Technologies' conclusion truly bizarre, given the series of successful creations such as Spider-Man, Spider-Woman, Spider-Woman, Scorpion, Lizard, Electro, and Ultimate Octopus.

So, given that we already have such mature research samples, why bother researching new enhancement schemes when it's often a thankless task?

So Miles Warren confidently took out those "materials," which were left behind by a master who was also passionate about cloning technology and had once tried to achieve immortality through it—Otto Octavia.

These are hair samples left behind during Spider-Man's early battles with Scorpion, Mysterio, and others, his defeat by the Sinister Six, and his final battle with Otto.

With these samples, I'm sure I'll be able to clone the perfect super soldier!
"drop".

As the analysis results came out, Miles excitedly went to the computer, his face showing an expression of disbelief, incomprehension, astonishment, and confusion.

What the hell is this?
Why are Spider-Man's three DNA test results all different? No, what is this? This DNA is a mess. Is this gene sequence even legal?
Looking at the jumbled DNA sequence, Miles Warren attempted to clone it. Then, as a cloning expert, he discovered for the first time that cloning equipment could explode so quickly and directly.

"...It can't be that Spider-Man gets bitten by new mutant spiders every now and then, causing too many weird things to be sewn into his DNA, right?"

(End of this chapter)