[Comprehensive British and American] Backbones League

Salas laughed—he didn't expect Peter to actually recognize him.

And this unexpectedly made him feel happy.

His original intention was to deliberately tease Peter when he didn't recognize him-but now he wants to tease Peter more than before.

"What's wrong? Are you scared?" Salas stretched out a hand to caress Peter's cheek through the mask, "I crawled out of hell, and as the culprit of my suicide, are you afraid?"

Needless to say, Peter was a little scared at first, but after Salas said this, he was not afraid anymore, but said firmly: "You are not dead."

"Of course." Salas sneered, "Do you think I'm dead?"

At that time, I felt a little bit, after all, the first reaction of anyone who saw that kind of situation was not dead, but now that the world is so big and there are so many people with special abilities, it is quite normal not to die.

thought Peter.

Then he couldn't help asking: "But why are you like this?"

The current appearance of Salas is naturally completely different from before. The Phantom of the Opera is a disfigured man, slender and slender, as pale as a ghost.

But Jekyll is a scientist by profession.

Although he is a part-time killer, his image is more gentle and gentle.

Thinking of this, Peter couldn't help looking at Salas a lot more, and Salas liked him looking at him with such eyes.

"This is my other body." Salas said. He changed his body several times in Gotham, and he didn't cover it up every time, so everyone thought he was mysterious because they didn't know which body was his. The ontology—or neither.

"You're really good." Peter said this sincerely, after all, it meant that the villain in front of him had God knows how many lives.

Of course, it also means that he is difficult to deal with.

"Boasting me won't help you out of this situation, little bug." Salas smiled, unable to hide his pleasure, "Tell me, are you afraid?"

"Didn't you promise me that as long as I guess it, you won't take off my mask?" Peter had a flash of inspiration, and immediately choked Salas.

Salas paused, but really almost forgot what he just said.

but……

"As a villain, it is our special right to break our promises, superhero." The word superhero twirled on the tip of Salas's tongue, and when he spit it out, it was as sweet as honey, "But you are lucky , I plan to keep my promise today."

Peter breathed a sigh of relief, but before he could relax for three seconds, he heard Salas continue.

"However, I promised not to take off your mask, and I didn't promise you not to do other things?" Salas stuck out his tongue and licked his lips ambiguously.

His red eyes stared at Peter without blinking, as if waiting for Peter to give him a reaction.

What's the meaning?Peter was at a loss, completely unaware of what Salas was talking about.

He raised his head and looked back into Salas's eyes, thinking that this person who said so much but did nothing is actually not a bad person at all?

See, see, what a naive child, Salas laughed inwardly, the blood from the League of Assassins in his bones erupted, making him want to destroy something - life or something.

The more beautiful things are, the more attractive they are to the villains. They naturally like to see beautiful things broken, and that is when they think they are the most beautiful-their appreciation of beauty has never been the same as others.

Salas has always been a natural villain, with a strong desire to destroy in his bones.

Even if he sticks to the bottom line and won't kill Peter, he can still have countless ways to make Peter realize what darkness is.

Maybe he should teach the boy a lesson?Don't play tricks on the villains.

Then he refrains—well, Spider-Man's true identity saves Peter once.

Although Salas really wanted to let the boy understand something, he clearly remembered that this was the boy sent by Tony—it was Tony who brought him back from the X Academy, and he had always treated Salas very well all these years. good.

Even if Salas thinks he doesn't care who Spider-Man is, he knows very well that he already knows who Spider-Man is.

The churning blood was suppressed, and Salas felt bored at the thought of not being able to really do anything.

"Okay, forget it." Salas let go of Peter's hand and took a step back, "It's so boring."

It's so boring, so he doesn't like to meet acquaintances-if he doesn't know Peter's identity, even if he really did something to Peter, he can say "he doesn't know" without guilt.

But now it's gone, for the sake of those who love him, he can't do anything to Peter.

The more he thought about it, the more boring he felt. After letting go of Peter, he simply turned around and was about to leave, not even interested in asking Peter if he heard anything.

This made Peter feel at a loss. He didn't know what Salas wanted to do, and now Salas's reaction made him feel even more confused.

Are all villains this capricious?Or is it just Salas?

As a young hero who has just started his superhero career not too long ago, Peter said that he didn't have enough contact with villains so he didn't know.

Seeing that Salas was about to leave, he subconsciously stopped Salas.

Salas turned his head and raised his eyebrows in surprise to see this kid who was going to let him go, but he was still a child who moved forward.

"What are you going to do?" Peter asked, feeling daring at this moment.

The spider sensor kept ringing, which meant that Salas was very dangerous to him, but Peter unexpectedly felt that the villain in front of him would not hurt him—or he was restraining his instinct to hurt him.

He suddenly felt that he should follow this man to see what he was going to do.

And when he heard Peter's words, Salas smiled, and he raised one corner of his mouth wickedly: "Why, don't you want me?"

"Hiss—" Peter gasped, "Not really."

"Then hurry home." Salas waved his hand.

Hurry up and go home, lest he can see it, but can't do anything.

Peter blinked, and said in a hurry, "This is my first time in Gotham."

In other words, he is unfamiliar with Gotham and easily lost.

This is not entirely a lie, he looked at Gotham's buildings during the day and it was quite easy to identify, but at night he found that the city seemed to be covered with a layer of smoke, making it difficult to figure out the north and south.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have touched the Iceberg Club all the way.

Salas turned his head, even if there was a trace of doubt in his tone: "Are you asking me for help?"

Peter didn't answer.

But Salas understood: "Pity, I don't have time, little one. I'll say hello to Ozzy now, and then I'll have some fun for myself."

Peter aroused his desire to destroy, but did not allow him to express his desire.

Now he had to make trouble for whoever he wanted, or he'd have a restless night.

Salas originally wanted to scare Peter away, but Chaoying showed a hint of joy instead: "That's just right, anyway, I don't know people in Gotham well, so take me with you."