I'm not Spider-Man, even though I'm parasitized by an alien!

"Then the next question, Miss Vampire Princess, why are you wearing this outfit?"

She asked the question that everyone was most curious about.

"why not?"

Instead of answering directly, Vanbena smiled at her with a seductive expression.

Even as a woman herself, the reporter had to admit that she had been flirted with by the other party.

She coughed, banishing the strange, incestuous thought from her mind, and then asked the other person, "What's your relationship with that Spider-Man? Do you know each other?"

"No, we've only met briefly, but I admit he's special."

"Yes."

"Damn it!"

The hunter Craven angrily threw the newspaper aside.

He painstakingly created a grand spectacle, but before it even got going, this shameless woman stole all the attention.

"Nightwalker. A hunter who has fought monsters in the Hell Swamp, what a boastful statement!"

He was live-streaming his hunting trip in Bear Mountain to the media, but this woman stole all the limelight from him.

Newspapers and television stations, all the media outlets are reporting on her.

Once a highly sought-after individual, they instantly became an invisible person whom no one cared about.

Craven gritted his teeth and said, "These Americans are really snobbish!"

"Just like the plan I proposed before."

The agent, wearing sunglasses, said to Craven, "Sex and violence are people's primal drives. You are the violence, and this woman who calls herself 'Vampire Princess' is 'sex.' Among the men, she has an advantage over you, Craven."

Suppressing the urge to tear the newspaper in front of him to shreds, Craven asked the agent, "So what do we do now? Compete with her for viewers?"

"No! That would be very difficult. Perhaps we could target female viewers, where you have an advantage."

Craven did not accept the agent's advice.

He shook his head, grabbed the newspaper on the table, and tore it to shreds.

"No, a better way is for me to challenge her. She says she's a vampire? Right? Vampires are also my targets!"

at the same time.

Parker's house.

"What did Mr. De Palma say?"

Aunt Mei asked Uncle Ben.

Uncle Ben just finished a call with De Palma, the math teacher at the school.

"He said Peter was the student every teacher dreamed of, with no problems in his knowledge of natural sciences, his creativity, or his attitude toward learning."

Uncle Ben quoted the teacher's assessment of Peter: "But he thought Peter had been somewhat distracted from his studies lately."

"Distracted?"

Uncle Ben nodded. "Or rather, he's a little distracted. Although this hasn't affected his studies yet, it might affect his college applications in the future."

Aunt May seemed thoughtful. "Admission-related depression? Didn't the teacher say that Peter could apply to any university? This might have made him relax, which isn't a good habit, Ben."

"Maybe so, but Peter has his own life, and perhaps we shouldn't put too much pressure on him."

Uncle Ben offered his advice.

"But teenagers are always influenced by all sorts of weird things, and we need to point that out to them."

Aunt May picked up the newspaper Uncle Ben had ordered.

The photo above, showing a woman partially naked, angered her.

Frowning, Aunt Mei said to Uncle Ben, "Look at the recent news. This kind of woman is actually showing up so openly. This is not a good social trend."

As Aunt May was speaking, Peter came downstairs.

"Hi, Aunt May, Uncle Ben."

“Peter, your math teacher is calling.”

Peter paused for a moment after hearing Aunt May's words, then said, "I guess he's talking badly about me."

Although he was quite low-key in class, for some reason, after discovering his mathematical talent, the math teacher often supervised him and would "bother" him for no reason.

To be honest, he wasn't very interested in academic superstars or anything like that.

The reason his academic genius identity hasn't been exposed is because he has integrated the memories of his predecessor, and in addition, he attended university in his previous life, so he hasn't completely forgotten the knowledge he learned from his teachers.

"No, you're wrong, Peter."

Aunt May said to Peter seriously, "Mr. De Palma considers you one of his best students."

"I am very honored."

"But you've been a bit distracted lately."

"Perhaps too many things have happened recently."

As Peter spoke, he picked up the newspaper next to Aunt May.

The interview about the vampire princess caught his attention.

Upon seeing the description of the human body inside the spaceship with its chest ripped open, Peter fell into deep thought.

Why does the ship that the Vampire Princess mentioned look so similar to the Weyland Corporation's?

Could it be that this spaceship wandered into this universe and brought the aliens with it?

He put down the newspaper, stroked his chest, and felt the heartbeat of the embryo inside.

He always believed that the alien embryo inside his body traveled with his soul.

But it seems that's not the case now.

Could it be that in this universe, the alien Peter Parker first appeared, and then I was the one who transmigrated into the original body?

He remembered that after a host is parasitized by a facehugger, they lose the memory of being facehugged.

Did Peter Parker lose his memory of being hugged on the face, leading him to mistakenly believe that the embryo inside him came with him?

It seems I need to find this vampire princess and ask her what happened back then.

If that spaceship were still around, there might be some unexpected discoveries.

the other side.

Aunt May glanced at Peter staring at the vampire princess's breathtaking figure in the newspaper, then shrugged and looked at her husband.

“Look, Peter is attracted too, which is not a good sign.”

Chapter 107 The Vampire Hunter Appears!

At Midtown High School, Peter looked at the crowd of people who appeared to be reporters and cameramen and asked Gwen a question.

"I only heard about the Hunter Craven from Betty yesterday."

Gwen said dejectedly.

She was just about to cause trouble for this guy when he unexpectedly jumped out on his own and even came to her school to provoke her.

"Has anyone watched the TV show 'Kraven the Hunter'?"

The female host asked the students who had gathered on the playground.

"Seen!"

"Great show!"

Many students raised their hands, creating a lively atmosphere.

Peter looked at the excited students around him and asked Gwen, "Has the school agreed?"

"Of course, otherwise they wouldn't have allowed their team to come."

Gwen said unhappily, "I guess he's trying to expand his influence because he's been surpassed in popularity by the Vampire Princess. By the way, Peter, have you seen the reports about the Vampire Princess?"

She thought about the reports she had seen about him in the newspaper and had to admit that they were very appealing.

A vampire from another world—that kind of character design would definitely drive otaku crazy.

Moreover, she has an unparalleled figure and temperament.

"Thank you, thank you for your support."

The female host's words interrupted Gwen's thoughts, "After Craven arrives, today's filming will begin. You can continue chatting and laughing, but please don't clap or deliberately make any other noises. Just be casual."

Standing on the makeshift stage, she said to the students around her, "The technique we're using here is called 'coverage,' which means there's no sound, only Craven's figure."

Gwen listened to the female host's words, let out a sigh, and complained, "Great, the reason he's here is probably because of the incident with the Spider-Man Frank here. Our school has become a tourist attraction."

The woman's voice on stage continued: "So, never approach Craven unless he speaks to you first. Also, he won't be signing autographs today."

Upon hearing that the other party would not sign, the crowd below immediately voiced their dissatisfaction.

But the woman quickly added, "Everyone, calm down. We'll be giving out hats and T-shirts as souvenirs."

"I have no interest in either autographs or souvenirs."

Gwen made a comment and was about to leave.

Surrounded by a crowd, Craven finally arrived at the scene.

Wearing a blue-black jacket and sporting a full beard, Craven quickly attracted everyone's attention.

After the crowd quieted down, the female host began to direct the work of the surrounding team.

But the reporters who surrounded him pushed forward, wanting to interview him.

"Mr. Craven, how did your monster hunt in Bear Mountain go?"

"Recently, a vampire princess has suddenly appeared. What do you think of her? Do you think she's more popular than you?"

"What do you think of Spider-Man and Spider-Woman? Many people think they are righteous, and you are ready to go to war with them. Shouldn't their affairs be handled by the police, instead of your cat-and-mouse game?"