SUNY College of Business.
Peter walked into the classroom with his books. He didn't want to attract too much attention, so he chose a seat in the last row and sat against the wall. Next to her was a girl wearing a black Gothic-style sweatshirt. Her clothes and shoes were full of rivet decorations, and she had a silver metal ring hanging from her lips.
After ten years, he returned to school again. Tony Stark was arrogant, but he was right, Peter would need business knowledge if he wanted to create his own company.
And the way he could think of to acquire the most cutting-edge knowledge was to go back to university to study.
"Hey, brother. Which grade are you in? The graduate teaching building is on the east side." The Goth girl said coolly.
"I'm not a graduate student, I'm not even a student here."
The goth girl looked at Peter carefully and said, "Are you a teaching assistant or a teacher? Don't tell me you are a counselor."
As she spoke, she hid the cigarette box half exposed in her pocket, for fear of being caught and questioned in the office.
Peter smelled that the cigarette box contained something other than cigarettes and told her not to worry, he was not a teacher or a policeman.
"Then what are you here for?" This only aroused her curiosity.
"Of course I'm here to study. What else can I do in class besides studying?"
Seeing the serious expression on Peter's face, the Goth girl laughed out loud: "You are not a student, and you can't get a degree or diploma after studying."
She didn't understand how someone could come to class just because they were interested.
Peter said calmly: "What you said is what I need to find a good job."
The Goth girl said disdainfully: "There are no truly good jobs in the world, only jobs with high wages. Work will only alienate human beings and eventually lead to destruction."
Peter agreed with her view. After the exchange, he learned that this female student with a distinctive personality was named Carol. She loved niche culture and cult movies, and may have some antisocial personality, but it did not affect the fun of chatting with her.
The teacher teaching this course was an old-fashioned old man. He squinted through his glasses with thick glass bottoms and saw two students in the back row whispering. He said seriously: "Be quiet, you guys, don't disturb the sleeping classmates." .”
After the bell rang, Peter went to another classroom to teach.
He doesn't need a curriculum. As long as he thinks a teacher's lecture is interesting, he can go in and find a seat. If he doesn't have a textbook, he can borrow one from the student next to him.
Instead, this allowed him to meet many young friends. They did not mock Peter because he was a few years older than them. On the contrary, they were all friendly and would share their snacks with Peter.
These students expressed their support and admiration for Peter coming to the university to audit, and would even cover Peter if asked by a professor.
Age is never the boundary for communication, decadent concepts are.
What Peter felt was the enthusiasm of a group of lovely students, and his heart was very warm and fulfilling.
The weather in New York is always sunny and sunny, but today was an exception.
Gloomy dark clouds enveloped this not-so-old city, and light rain fell steadily, not caring that it would make the land muddy and the roads slippery.
Peter, who did not bring an umbrella, was waiting for the rain to stop in the school cafeteria. He began to worry about whether Aunt Mei brought an umbrella when she went out today, so he sent her a message to ask.
While he was waiting for Aunt Mei's reply, an umbrella was handed to him. It was an umbrella with completely black ribs and cover, as black as ink.
Peter looked up and saw the professor who handed him the umbrella, or an old acquaintance of the original Peter Parker.
Professor Connors, wearing a white lab coat, greeted Peter with a smile: "Long time no see, Peter Parker."
Peter was a little shocked because Professor Connors at this time was not in lizard form but looked like a normal human being. His heart was pounding. He didn't know whether Professor Connors now knew the secret that Spider-Man was Peter Parker, or why he turned into a human.
After just traveling into this world, he desperately wanted to know everything, including his enemies and friends. He collected and organized information through the Internet, and also asked the Avengers about everything that happened in the past.
Including that the war with Thanos ended up not with Iron Man Tony Stark but with Hulk, which is why Stark is still alive.
But Professor Lizard appeared after Spider-Man disappeared. That was the last time he appeared in the public eye. At that time, he was still in lizard form.
What happened to him during this time?
Who else but Spider-Man would try to cure him?
Peter calmly said polite words like "Long time no see", but in his heart he was thinking about whether to reveal his identity and take him down first.
For safety reasons, he always carries his uniform and web launcher in his backpack. In this situation, there is definitely no time to change clothes, but there is a 50% certainty that he can be taken down by strength alone.
Professor Connors said with concern: "You have graduated, why are you here? Are you back to visit your teachers and friends?"
Peter denied, "No, I came back to take classes, mostly business courses, and occasionally philosophy."
After careful consideration, he gave up. Considering that this is a school with many students, it is not a good place to use force. No violence should occur on campus.
Professor Kurt Connors did not hold on to Peter Parker's behavior of skipping classes. Instead, he naturally mentioned that he was now back at the university to do experiments, and talked about some things that happened when Peter was still a student.
Connors did give Peter some help as a teacher, but that didn't change his evil nature.
Connors smiled heartily and said: "Do you remember that time you calculated the decimal point wrong before? The experimental result was an impossible number."
"And that time you got the ratio wrong..."
Peter had no memory of these and could only smile awkwardly.
After a while, the rain became a little lighter, and Professor Connors said: "I'm glad to see my former friend. I'll lend you this umbrella. Remember to return it."
Then, Connors tightened his white coat, walked into the steamy cloudy sky with an umbrella, and disappeared at the end of the road.
Peter looked at the all-black umbrella in his hand, but his vigilance against danger still hadn't subsided. His spider sense didn't remind him that Professor Connors would be dangerous to him. That's because Connors really didn't want to hurt Peter. , but this does not mean that he is not a threat and a dangerous existence.
Peter knew that Connors must have an ulterior secret.
Because at the first glance, he noticed that Professor Connors's amputated hand, which was injured in the explosion, appeared again.
