Marvel's Spider-Man: Web of Destiny

Peter explained his "coma" as being fighting the second-generation venom deep in his soul.

Moreover, he also showed off his "trophy" - the second-generation Venom suit.

Mainly because, at some point in the future, I will definitely put on this suit to fight.

Therefore, I checked with Stark in advance so that he would not treat me as an enemy later.

"Are you sure you won't be controlled by this symbiote suit?" Stark stared at Peter.

Peter shook his head and affirmed: "I am sure that it is part of me now and is completely controlled by me."

With that said, Peter stretched out his hand, and a small ball of the second-generation Venom Symbiote material poured out from his palm.

This dark mass of symbiote material is indeed like an extension of Peter's own body, allowing him to control it.

Stark watched from a distance at first, but after seeing Peter's movements, he moved closer, scanning the second-generation Venom symbiote with his eyes.

In fact, the scan results are not much different from the previous Venom Symbiote.

They are all the same "biologically active substances".

But after looking at it for himself, Stark discovered the sensory difference between the two.

The mere sight of the Venom symbiote evokes its chaotic evil.

The second-generation Venom symbiote was bred from Peter's soul and was intuitively influenced by Peter.

It can be said to be Peter's child, or it can be said to be one of his clones or something like that.

He directly inherited Peter's character.

Peter's original character is pure kindness.

This also gives the second-generation Venom symbiote this innate characteristic.

Of course, as a third party and an ordinary person, Stark cannot feel this internal change.

But he can see with his eyes and feel with his heart.

The second generation Venom symbiote is indeed no longer the same as the first generation!

"I will find a way to help you contact reliable people in biology and ask them to help you study it carefully," Stark said after thinking for a while.

Peter nodded, and then said excitedly: "Are you talking about Dr. Banner?"

"Bruce?" Stark tilted his head slightly, "Why did you suddenly think of him?"

Peter said of course: "Because Dr. Bruce Banner is a genius who has obtained doctorates in seven fields: robotics, nuclear physics, radiation physics, biochemistry, mechanical engineering, computer science and mathematics at the same time! The most important thing is Yes, he is still the Hulk!"

It was only after reading the internal information of the Avengers that Peter learned that the famous Hulk was actually the most brilliant genius scientist in modern times, Dr. Bruce Banner!

It's not his fault.

Because before this, everyone thought that Bruce Banner had died in an experimental accident more than ten years ago!

There is even a black and white photo of Dr. Banner hanging above the blackboard in Peter's classroom! (PS1, see author’s words)

Thinking about it now, someone above must have deliberately concealed Dr. Banner's information.

Also, if ordinary people know that Bruce Banner and the Hulk are the same person, it is actually not a good thing.

This is true both for Dr. Banner himself and for those above him.

So, naturally, Bruce Banner was "dead".

Speaking of which, it seems that Hulk has never been seen since the Sokovia incident. Could it be that he was locked up because he was causing havoc on the street?

Stark looked at Peter and was very unhappy with the admiration for Bruce Banner revealed in his eyes: "Bruce, don't count on it. He has disappeared since Sokovia, and there are still more people who disappeared with him. There is a Quinjet fighter. According to inference, he is probably wandering in the universe now, or maybe"

At this point, Stark fell silent.

He and Dr. Banner actually have something in common.

Dr. Banner is truly a jack of all trades.

Designed the Hulkbuster armor with him, built Ultron with him

Among the many superheroes, the one he admires most is Dr. Banner.

Stark couldn't help but feel sad at the thought that he might have died in the vast universe.

Peter opened his mouth, not knowing what to say for a moment.

Could it be that the black and white photos in the classroom that were originally fake were going to become real?

"By the way, Mr. Stark, I have a small request." Peter scratched his head in embarrassment and used the long-lost honorific.

Stark glanced at him: "Tell me."

Peter said: "I want to enter school early."

"Advancing to higher education?" Stark repeated.

"Well," Peter nodded, "Actually, I have already mastered all the knowledge in high school, so I want to enter college early."

"You want more personal time, right?" Stark ruthlessly exposed Peter's disguise.

Peter chuckled awkwardly.

Stark was indeed right.

I have mastered all the knowledge in high school, but it is actually only one aspect.

The most critical reason is that he now feels that he has to go to school on time and at a fixed time every day, which takes up too much of his time.

And this is time wasted pointlessly.

Because he has already mastered all the content in class.

Even if there are some things that he didn't master originally, he has mastered them very skillfully in these few time travels.

To put it bluntly, his current knowledge in some fields is almost enough to obtain a doctorate!

Moreover, high schools in the United States, like universities, adopt a credit system.

In the 4 years of high school, after you have completed 24 credits of compulsory + elective courses (16 credits of compulsory courses and 8 credits of elective courses), you can apply for graduation.

But these credits are nothing to Peter now. As long as he wants to get them, he can get them at any time.

He didn't have this idea before because he felt that he was still young and there was no need to rush into college so early.

But from the information given by future Professor X that earth-120703 met, he learned that Professor X also graduated from high school at the age of 16 and entered Oxford University.

After thinking about it carefully, this is actually a good choice.

After entering college, he can have more free time.

In this way, he can have enough time to do research, become a superhero, go to other worlds, help those Spider-Man, etc.

The price paid is nothing more than one: he will no longer enjoy the fun of learning and growing with his peers.

But to be honest, Peter didn't have much in common with many of his classmates.

Therefore, the "cost" of this point has been weakened to an infinitesimal level.

The only problem now is: this time is not the time for each university to recruit students.

Even if he graduates now, he may not be able to contact them.

That's why I asked this question.

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PS1: In "Spider-Man: No Home", there is a classroom scene, and the first one from the right is Dr. Banner, in a black and white photo. The people hanging with him are Newton, Einstein and the like. These people have two characteristics in common. The first is that they are all very accomplished scientists, and the second is that they are all awesome.