American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Scott Lang shrugged as well.

Tony Stark also had a lot to say and couldn't help but complain.

Putting aside the idea of ​​distinguishing good from bad solely based on the presence of the character for "demon" in a name, even if everyone agrees with this method of differentiation, the reasoning that the bad guy is the murderer is still quite unsound.

However, upon further reflection, Tony Stark didn't say much. Even if Peter Parker's reasoning wasn't entirely rigorous, it still had a certain degree of logic.

The question states that Peter Parker brought the person from the options home, but that person ended up killing Aunt May.

Would a good person kill their host while visiting someone's home?

"Genius, Peter, you're a genius!" But Thor laughed happily, expressing his great satisfaction. "So the answer to this question is the Green Goblin, great!"

"I choose B, the Green Goblin!"

Thor then looked up and gave his answer to the big screen.

For someone like Thor who isn't particularly inclined to use his brain, Peter Parker's reasons were more than sufficient.

[Correct answer!]

The system notification tone immediately followed.

"Haha! Peter, you're right, you're a genius!" Thor happily gave Peter Parker a thumbs up.

Peter Parker grinned shyly at Thor.

[Congratulations to Thor Odinson for winning the reward artifact, the Devouring Pouch!]

With this system notification, Thor suddenly produced a tiny, round ball in his hand, about the size of a lollipop.

However, the design is exquisite. The main body is a brownish-yellow sphere, but it is wrapped in a red "ribbon" in the shape of a cross.

At the very center where the ribbons intersect, there is something that looks like a green gemstone.

"Why is this thing so small?" Peter Parker couldn't help but lean closer, staring at the small ball with curiosity. "Is this what they call a magical artifact?"

"Is this a bomb?" Scott Lang wondered. "It'll explode if you just throw it on the ground?"

"Scott, do you think the system would simply reward you with a bomb?" Strange asked, somewhat speechless.

"If it's a bomb, there's no point in making it so elaborate, is there?" Captain America chimed in weakly.

“‘Saccharomy’, ‘saccharomy’ means to devour, so what about ‘accharomy’? It means a small bag, a small box, or something like that. For example, a ‘capsule’ is a small box used to store some medicine granules. So, Thor, this little ball is a container that stores other good things inside?”

Tony Stark also joined in with great interest, and his guess sounded much more plausible than Scott Lang's.

"Haha, you don't need to guess anymore, you could never guess it."

Thor chuckled, picked up the small ball, and played with it for a moment. "This thing, inside is a miniature space. It's actually the same thing as Stark's capsules, just with a different name."

Everyone present suddenly realized what the Devouring Bag was.

"Not bad, this stuff is pretty good."

Scott Lang nodded repeatedly, adding with a comment, "But it looks much more refined than Stark's super glue."

"So Scott, are you going to look at something like a child, like it's good or bad?" Tony Stark retorted directly.

Chapter 345 Hidden Crisis, the Demon is Coming!

"But beautiful things are always more pleasing to the eye, right?" Scott Lang shrugged nonchalantly.

"Usefulness is the only true measure of success!"

“Stark, the way you're saying it makes it sound like pretty things are useless,” Thor couldn't help but interject. “This sac is certainly prettier, but strictly speaking, it's actually better than the Capsule of Destiny.”

"Is that so, Mr. Thor?" Peter Parker immediately leaned closer and asked, unable to contain his curiosity.

"Stark, the Capsule can only hold objects, not living things, right?" Thor asked, looking at Tony Stark.

Tony Stark was somewhat surprised by this, and stared at Thor, asking, "Could it be that your sac can?"

Although Tony Stark did not directly answer Thor's question, his rhetorical question was itself a form of answer.

A universal capsule cannot contain living things.

“That’s right, the sac-devouring sac can!” Thor immediately grinned smugly.

If a phage could only hold objects, it would simply be another universal capsule. But a phage can hold living things!

"A sac can actually hold living things? Mr. Thor, may I go in and try it?" Peter Parker's eyes widened with excitement upon hearing this.

They looked eager and ready to try it out, impatient to experience what it felt like to be inside the sac.

“Of course,” Thor said to Peter Parker with a smile.

“Really? That’s great!” Peter Parker almost jumped up.

“But I need to knock you out first,” Thor added casually, causing Peter Parker’s smile to freeze.

"Why, Mr. Thor? Are you just joking with me?"

"Because the sac can only contain creatures without consciousness, understand?" Thor explained to Peter Parker.

Peter Parker then realized his mistake, but had no choice but to abandon the unrealistic idea.

What's the difference between going in unconscious and not going in at all?

Perhaps the only difference is that he got beaten up by Thor for nothing.

[Answer complete. Answer explanation to begin!]

The system notification suddenly sounded, interrupting everyone's attention, and a corresponding video appeared on the big screen.

Clang!

Clang!

Clang!

The first thing that appeared on the big screen was a door, which was secured with three electronic locks and one mechanical lock, leaving everyone speechless.

What kind of person would install so many locks on a door?

There's no such way to prevent theft, is there?

But then the locks were opened one after another, and a group of people pushed the door open and walked in.

Peter Parker opened the door, Aunt May was there, and there was another group of people, who were undoubtedly the people from other universes mentioned in the title.

Where did Connors go?

Peter Parker couldn't help but ask Aunt May.

“He said he’d rather stay in the car,” Aunt Mei replied.

"All right!"

Peter Parker then walked in and carefully closed the door. "I feel a little bad for Happy."

“It’s alright, he won’t say anything,” Aunt Mei said.

This conversation left viewers a bit confused. How is this related to Happy?

Tony Stark, after being reminded, immediately realized what was happening and said with some surprise, "This is Happy's house!"

"Happy's house?" Thor couldn't help but complain. "So Peter Parker brought a bunch of visitors home, not to his own house, but to Happy's house?"

What does it mean to go home when you visit someone else's house?

After all, the word "return" must mean the place where Peter Parker used to live, otherwise why would it be called "return"?

"And Aunt May speaks like a mistress of the house... Oh, Peter, it seems your Aunt May and Happy really are going to end up together!"

Scott Lang couldn't help but laugh from the side.

In a previous discussion about who was considered the Stark heir, Happy and May acted very ambiguously, and it was obvious to everyone that the two were flirting with each other.

Now, unexpectedly, there has been substantial development.

On the screen, the image continued to move.

But then a few oddballs walked into the room.

One of the Black men, dressed in work clothes, gestured towards the television, and the television turned on automatically.

Everyone watching immediately guessed that this person must be Electro.

After all, electricity and magnetism are inseparable. If any of the four candidates could control the magnetic field, it would undoubtedly be the Electro-Light Man.

A person made of sand sat down on the sofa without any hesitation, and a lot of sand slid off his body, making a mess all over the sofa.

"Oh, I'm sorry."

The sandman reached out to brush the sand off the sofa cushions, but instead brushed off even more sand onto the sofa.

No one knew what was going on with this sandman.

He clearly does not fit any of the four candidates in the options.

Then it must be someone who wasn't an option.

"This is your plan, Peter?"

A voice rang out, and a man wearing glasses, but with a metal tentacle wrapped around his body, looked at Peter Parker and said, "Without a laboratory or equipment, what kind of miracles can you create in an apartment?"

"So, are you planning to microwave some fried dough sticks and frozen tortillas?"

Everyone had the same guess: this guy must be Doctor Octopus.

It's quite obvious that the "octopus" in the nickname "Doctor Octopus" refers to the other party's metal tentacles.

“I can make corn pancakes,” another kind-looking old man interjected.

This person is very well-known, and many people recognized him at a glance; it was Norman Osborne.

Of course, even if you didn't recognize them, you could guess who they were. Of the four people in the options, Doctor Octopus and Electro were confirmed, the Lizardman was in the car, and the Sandman was obviously not Green Goblin.

There was only this kind-looking old man left.

I just don't know what Peter Parker is trying to do by bringing so many weirdos home.

Dr. Octopus mentioned things like laboratories and experimental equipment, which shows that they desperately need these things.