The Daily Life of Wizards [British and American]

'Is Spider-Man responsible for the bombing of the police station? '

Such a piece of news quickly occupied the front pages of major newspapers.

The editor-in-chief of "Daily Horn", JJJ, the persistent black fan of Little Spider, once again publicly published a TV show titled "Spider-Man: Superhero?"Super criminal? > Speech: "Since last year, this weirdo crawling up and down the wall has suddenly been called a 'hero', or a 'superhero'!"

"But I always think that a guy who hides his head and shows his tail, a guy who can't even take responsibility for his own actions, what qualifications does he have to be called a 'hero'?"

"He was masked every day, wandering around the center of the city, refusing to talk to the media ... Yes, he stopped looting, he helped put out fires, like a vigilante."

"But does anyone know that his dangling spider webs have caused the lowest 24 accidents on record (numbers are rising) because of distracted drivers. He overuses his abilities, shows off With his own superpowers, he wantonly meddled in the police affairs... until today, he has finally produced a bitter fruit!"

"...Four people died on the spot, and two people were seriously injured..."

"That's what he, Spider-Man did!"

"I really don't know whether this masked spider monster did it on purpose or not? He actually sent three body bombs to the police station..."

"...this masked monster, good or bad, we don't know anything about, we don't know who he is? Where does he come from? Where does he live? Even what gender is it?"

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"Don't watch." Daniel turned off the TV directly.

The little spider drooped his head in frustration, and sat cross-legged on the sofa: "Those kind-hearted police gentlemen who passed away promised me to say good things to JJJ for me... But, I screwed up, I killed them ..."

Because it's in the Avengers Building, and both Tony and Daniel know his true identity.

He simply took off the hood, covered his eyes with his hands, and tears flowed down his fingers: "It's all my fault, Mr. Black... Maybe JJJ is right, I shouldn't rely on being so small If you don’t have the ability, just do things that you can’t do.”

"It's not your fault, Peter." Daniel comforted him patiently: "You're just a child. Besides, who would have expected that the criminal would have explosives strapped to his body? Don't take all the criminal's faults on yourself."

However, Tony, who had just walked out of the laboratory, sneered directly: "Come on, Daniel, don't be so defensive. No one knows that the criminal is strapped with explosives, but if the captain is vigilant enough, He will definitely find out in advance and take precautions; if it were me, I would use the armor's scanning system to ensure nothing goes wrong."

He said in a serious tone: "Some things don't just depend on being able to fight, experience, experience, prudence... Pajama baby, you should know now why I always reject your application to join the Avengers? Because you still Too tender, kid!"

"Tony." Daniel stared at him disapprovingly, expressing with his eyes, "Little spider is already guilty enough, so don't add fuel to the fire!" ' Dissatisfaction.

"Yes, Mr. Stark is right, it is indeed my fault." Peter did not refute, but asked softly in a crying voice: "Then what should I do? Should I Go to the police station and surrender? I really want to apologize to those police officers who died because of me, but... to be honest, I don't want to go to jail at all..."

"Prison? Don't be funny!" Tony, who was pretending to be serious on purpose, was almost amused by him.

"But...you just said..."

"I mean, you should accumulate experience in the future, be more cautious, and try to avoid similar casualties from happening again."

Tony no longer pretended to be harsh, but comforted him patiently: "This is not only to protect others, but also to protect yourself."

Peter raised his head subconsciously and listened carefully.

"I'm really not good at reasoning with children." Tony couldn't help frowning and complaining in a low voice.

But the next moment, he patiently explained as gently as possible: "Uh... this is Steve... yes, it's what your great Captain America said, and I'll pass it on to you now. Although the old Popsicles are outdated and outdated, but he's okay to listen to once in a while. Well...'We're in this business to save as many people as possible. But sometimes that means we can't save everyone. If you can't figure it out This reality... then next time, maybe no one will be saved.'”

"When did the captain say that?" Daniel asked suddenly.

Tony tilted his head slightly, and was about to answer 'after the Scovia incident', but happened to see Daniel, a brainless fan who was 'holding a pen, seriously writing down all the captain's quotations in a notebook', and suddenly felt too disturbed.

So he rambled angrily, "Probably when he was talking in his sleep."

Daniel was in awe: "The captain is so tall when he talks in his sleep, he is indeed the captain!"

Tony immediately put on the look of 'his hand over his heart, he's about to die'.

But when he found that Daniel was holding back his smile and pretending to ignore him, he had no choice but to let go and turn his head resentfully.

On the other side, Peter was still bowing his head and pondering the meaning of these words.

Tony encouraged him loudly again: "Listen, baby in pajamas! Although you made a little careless mistake, no one should blame you for your brave efforts to help the police catch criminals. You have always been my favorite The most responsible superhero ever, you are brave, kind, and just..."

Peter blushed a little when he was praised, he hurriedly shook his hands, and said incoherently, "I... I'm not as good as you said, Mr. Stark. At school, everyone said I was a nerd..."

"That's fine, I'm a nerd too, and so is Hulk. What's up with nerds? Nerds build things, nerds save the world, would you like to go to space for a spin if you get the chance, Peter?"

He joked casually in a brisk tone.

But for the tense and guilty Spider-Man, it really helped a lot.

He didn't look so sad at all, the delicate face under the mask showed a cute and shy smile.

"Thank you for your teaching and comfort, Mr. Stark."

Peter insisted: "But if I need to be responsible for this matter, please tell me, and I will take my own responsibility."

"Use your immature little shoulder?" Tony teasingly squeezed his thin shoulder.

Then, he said in a frivolous way: "Come on, come on! Children should do their homework and go to bed early! The next thing is up to the adults."

He pulled Peter up from the sofa, and then, pushing him, pushed the nervous and worried child all the way into the comfortable guest room, held the door and said, "Have a good rest here, Peter! I will remember to tell your parents Make a phone call and tell her a lie, for example, how about you coming to Stark Industries for an internship for a few days, providing board and lodging? Also, uh... sleep peacefully, wait for you to wake up, everything It'll all work out."

Peter sat on the bed, looked at Tony gratefully, but couldn't help asking again: "Mr. Stark, do you really think that their deaths...don't blame me?"

"Yes." Tony replied in the affirmative.

Then, he kept watching until the little spider obediently lay down on the bed, closed his eyes and began to relax, and then closed the door with confidence.

But when he returned to the living room, he saw Daniel sitting there with his legs crossed, his beautiful blue eyes were full of smiles, and he said to him mockingly, "Tsk, who is protecting us?"

"Children represent the future, Daniel." Tony snatched the cup in front of him and said, taking a sip of water.

Immediately afterwards, he gave Spider-Man a very high praise without hesitation: "Peter, this kid, has enough potential... Maybe, in the future, he can lead a new generation of Avengers."

"God, you're looking too far, my dear." Daniel sighed in surprise, "You haven't even retired yet."

"Things are impermanent, who knows what will happen in the future, but..."

Tony replied casually: "It's always right to love and care for minors."

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Although it is easy to say, things are not so easy to solve.

Tony directly left the little spider in Stark in the name of an internship, and arranged three or four brain-intensive experiments for him, letting him do scientific research to his heart's content, and don't always think about fighting and killing.

As a result, the large laboratory on the tenth floor has completely become the territory of the little spider.

At the same time, Daniel mobilized all his staff, including Stark Industries' external public relations team, as well as some hidden staff of SHIELD, to defend Spider-Man's behavior from all aspects of public opinion: "The key to the problem lies in three people body bomb, but the three of them are wanted criminals, and they will be arrested sooner or later, and no matter who the arrester is, there is no guarantee that the problem will be found and solved. '

But many times, the public is relatively blind, especially the appearance of Spider-Man wearing a mask, which is easily reminiscent of some criminals.

People in Queens who are familiar with Spider-Man can be a little considerate, but in other areas, people who know nothing about Spider-Man can easily be incited.

They always have a strange fluke mentality, as if as long as Spider-Man doesn't catch criminals, those criminals who are human bombs will not explode.

During this period, General Ross took the opportunity to bring up the concept of the Premier League Registration Act again.

Moreover, he kept posting some nasty remarks: 'I suspect he is a guy with ulterior motives, and it is very dangerous to let a guy with ulterior motives wander around the city as a hero.So, if he really has a clear conscience, why does he cover it up instead of announcing his true identity in public and accepting public supervision? '

Daniel replied very wickedly on Twitter: "I suspect that General Ross is mentally retarded, and it is very dangerous for a mentally retarded person to be an important official of the country."So, if he really has a clear conscience, why does he hide it instead of testing his IQ in public and accepting the supervision of the public? '

On the third day, General Ross came to the door aggressively with a group of soldiers.

Tony's eyes widened in surprise: "No way? You're so angry?"

Then, he raised the corners of his lips slightly, turned his head and reproached Daniel pretending to be helpless, "Look at what you've done!"