In front of Superman, you have no choice but to give yourself to a little girl.

Back at Kennedy Space Center.

Those henchmen and foes had already been completely dealt with by Gwen and the others.

"It's finally over."

Carroll sat on the ground, somewhat exhausted. The intelligence of those modified animals was no less than that of humans, and their equipment was also very sophisticated. Fighting them was not easy; in fact, it could be said to be extremely difficult.

If it weren't for Spider-Man and his crew, the security personnel at Kennedy Space Center would have faced only one fate: brutal murder.

Thinking about this, even Carol couldn't help but feel somewhat powerless.

However, she was grateful to Spider-Man and his team. If it weren't for their help, the security personnel at Kennedy Space Center would not have escaped injury or death when facing those cyborgs.

But then again, how did Spider-Man and Ghost Spider end up here? Aren't they usually in New York? What a coincidence that they're here...? "What's going on? Why am I spacing out?"

Before Carol could even think about it, she had already forgotten what she had been thinking.

That's natural; as long as Wayne doesn't want others to know the identities of his girlfriend and brother, then no one else will ever know.

How could Superman's belief be anything inconvenient?

However, Gwen and Peter didn't know, and Wayne was too lazy to explain, so he just played along with them.

"Um?"

Somewhat puzzled, Carol reached out and caught the crimson particles that fell like snowflakes.

Looking up, one sees countless crimson particles, as if carried by a gentle breeze, sweeping away the pain of weary warriors and smoothing over all the hideous scars left by the battle.

"That's amazing!"

Carroll's gaze swept over the restored surroundings, then settled on the tall figure slowly descending in the distance, her expression slightly complicated.

"I knew Superman was handsome and had a great physique, but I didn't expect even the commander would be attracted to him."

Seeing Carol staring intently at Superman, the group of security personnel couldn't hide their surprise. After all, Carol's personality made her difficult to approach, and Dr. Lawson was the only one in their base who could get close to her.

The whispers from not far away brought Carol back to her senses. She glared at them unhappily. The army was strictly hierarchical, so they naturally dared not discuss it anymore and obediently shut their mouths.

Carol withdrew her gaze and unconsciously sighed softly.

She admitted that Superman was very eye-catching, and even she couldn't help but take a second look, but just now it was more because her "confidence" had wavered for the first time, and her feelings were somewhat complicated.

She earned the opportunity to "soar through the skies" through rigorous training and risking her life in test flights—some people are born with it.

The enemy she risked her life and fought with all her might to defeat was, in their eyes, nothing more than child's play.

Everything she was powerless to do, others could do with a flick of their wrist.

She suddenly felt her own insignificance, which made her somewhat unwilling, but Superman's excessive brilliance made her lose her usual competitive spirit.

In the end, all that could be left was a helpless sigh.

Carol pinched the bridge of her nose, trying her best not to dwell on things. Perhaps she was insignificant, but everything she had worked hard for was still valuable.

After taking one last deep look in Superman's direction, Carol pursed her lips and forcibly looked away. "Let's go, this is none of our business."

Having said that, without waiting for the other security personnel to follow, Carroll walked straight toward the giant cube building in the distance.

……

"You're back?"

Galactus twirled happily around Wayne in mid-air, saying, "I listened to you and didn't help, you know."

Considering that Ganata's power was too great, if she were to intervene, Peter and the others would be out of the picture. So Wayne, who wanted to "not miss any opportunity to train Peter and the others," told Ganata to just protect herself and not to help.

"Is there any reward?"

Ganata leaned forward slightly, close to Wayne, her small, delicate nose fluttering slightly.

The next second, a spider silk flew over, stuck to her back, and pulled her off.

"Hmm~"

With her hands bound, Ganata sat on the ground in a duck-like position, looking down at Gwen, who stood with her hands on her hips.

She wasn't upset that Gwen had pulled her back; after all, she knew she hadn't gotten Galactus's permission yet, and it wouldn't be good to take action prematurely.

So she didn't resist, otherwise Gwen wouldn't have been able to pull her away... She was just annoyed that Gwen wouldn't even let her smell her, so it seemed she'd have to sneak away from Gwen next time.

Peter walked towards Wayne, who had just landed. "Now there really aren't any other enemies, right?"

"Yes, quickly use your super eyesight to take a look!"

Harry jumped off the glider, his tone tinged with a hint of lingering enjoyment. Having only recently gained superpowers, Harry longed for more opportunities to showcase his abilities.

"That's all, but if you want, you can come with me to find it."

"Go find it? What do you mean?"

Wayne offered no explanation, but instead walked straight toward the Gana Tower.

Gwen realized that Wayne seemed to have something important to say, so she didn't stop him and even helped Ganata untie herself.

"Ganata, do you want to go find your father?"

"In no mood."

"..."

Seeing that Ganata didn't seem to be lying and looked like an honest child, Wayne had no choice but to change his approach, "Aren't you going to ask your father about it?"

"That's right!"

Ganata's eyes lit up as she remembered the question she wanted to ask her father, but then her lips drooped again. "But Daddy told me to stay with you and not run around."

"What if I were to go find your father?"

"Then I can go with them!"

Ganata hugged Wayne excitedly, "You're so smart!"

"No, he's just an idiot."

Gwen pulled Ganata back, glaring resentfully at Wayne. It was all his fault for always attracting so many philanderers, making her never dare to relax for a moment.

"So, we're going to space?"

Peter popped out from beside Wayne. "Wait, how am I supposed to tell Aunt May?"

Although he was just going to handle some business and would be back soon, and the time he was away was probably less than a day, the professor and students weren't stupid. They couldn't explain his disappearance to the school, and if Aunt Mei asked, they would be in big trouble.

"Hehe, thankfully I don't have to worry about that."

Harry grinned and raised an eyebrow at Peter smugly. After all, his father knew his identity, so he didn't need to bother finding an excuse.

Hearing Harry's words, Gwen couldn't help but feel a little envious. Like Peter, she didn't know how to tell her family.

"Just say whatever you want."

Seeing Gwen's troubled expression, Wayne ruffled her hair. "Your dad will believe me, trust me."

Peter and Gwen just need to explain, and leave the rest to Wayne's superhuman beliefs. The professor, classmates, and their families will naturally fill in the gaps in their understanding.