I Became Spider-Man's Cousin in Anime Crossover

Chapter 559 Spider-Man Will Protect Everyone

After using specially made handcuffs and a mask to completely sever the connection between Amora and the magic within her, Riley, who had temporarily accepted Amora's surrender, grabbed her by the collar like a chick.

He gripped the collar of the dark green evening gown in his hand, the fabric taut and constricting Amora's throat.

As Riley exerted further force, her feet lifted ten centimeters off the ground, her dark green skirt swayed in the night wind, her long golden hair fell down, and she was suspended in mid-air like a piece of luggage that had been hastily picked up and was not very convenient to carry.

This caused Amora to let out a muffled groan, probably in protest.

Unfortunately, Riley didn't care about Amora's feelings at all. He took Amora into the air and within seconds turned into blurry dots of light, disappearing into the night sky.

Meanwhile, in Stuttgart's plaza, the hundreds of citizens who had just escaped mind control were still in a daze of surviving the ordeal.

Some people collapsed to the ground, gasping for breath; some hugged their families and wept uncontrollably; and some spoke incoherently into their phones, describing what had just happened.

Then someone in the crowd suddenly shouted.

"Wait! Sir! The gentleman who was attacked by that crazy woman! We forgot to ask Spider-Man to save him! We need to find a way to get him to the hospital right away!"

As if awakened by this shout, some of the crowd who happened to be at the scene when Amora launched the attack belatedly realized that before this absurd surrender scene, there was an innocent person who was brutally attacked by Amora in public.

As fellow sufferers in misfortune, they couldn't help but feel some sympathy and concern for the doctor, whom they didn't know but who had been tragically attacked by Amora.

So they spontaneously flocked to the opera house entrance.

The crowd's emotions also gradually shifted from a state of shock and disorientation after surviving the ordeal to a sense of worry and concern for the innocent victim.

They didn't know how badly the doctor was injured, whether he could save his eyes, or what they could do.

Even just a quick visit would offer the doctor some comfort, which is better than leaving him to suffer alone.

But before they could take more than a few steps, they all stopped.

Because the doctor who had been attacked was standing right there at the opera house entrance.

He wore a tailcoat with torn cuffs, his bow tie askew, and his silver-gray sideburns still bore traces of cold sweat. On the collar and chest of his shirt were several dried, dark red bloodstains—his own blood, seeping from his right eye.

But he stood there, ramrod straight. His right eye, which had been attacked by Amora, was now completely unharmed; the texture of the iris was clearly visible, the white of his eye was a healthy porcelain white, and there wasn't even a scar left at the corner of his eye.

Meanwhile, the doctor, who was rushing out to thank Riley, saw the crowd surging towards the opera house entrance.

He paused for a moment, then looked around and found that Spider-Man had disappeared and had obviously left long ago.

He then raised his right hand and waved somewhat shyly to the crowd. Facing their barrage of questions, he gratefully explained the reason behind it all.

It turned out that Riley had rushed to the doctor's side the moment he arrived at the theater. Using the magic of the Horse Charm, he healed the doctor's injuries. After confirming that the doctor was completely healed, he quickly returned to the square to stop Amora before the doctor could even thank him.

The whole process was smooth and quick, and it was over in the blink of an eye.

Clearly, Riley had no intention of "sacrificing the few to save the many," nor did he prioritize the Doctor, who was suffering alone, in the order of rescue, or even ignore him.

And that's why, after a brief silence, the crowd erupted in an even louder cheer than before.

This further convinced them that Spider-Man truly and fairly protects everyone who needs help.

As word spread among the citizens present and was subsequently covered extensively by the news media, Spider-Man's reputation was further promoted and enhanced worldwide.

Because of this incident, without Riley's own awareness, a new hero was unintentionally born.

But these are all things to be discussed later, so let's leave them aside for now.

Now, as the camera shifts, we arrive at the space carrier.

As Riley led Amora in, before Nick Fury could even speak, he gave Amora a push and readily handed her over to Nick Fury to deal with.

This made Nick Fury, who had suffered a great loss and then decided to follow the example of Sheriff Black and honestly play a supporting role, feel quite flattered.

So much so that even when Riley specifically instructed that Amora's mask and handcuffs not be removed, that no one be allowed to approach her alone, and that there be no verbal, physical, or even eye contact, Nick Fury didn't, as he usually did, try any clever maneuvers. Instead, he remembered the instructions and personally led a team to escort Amora to a special cell on the lowest level of the Helicopter.

From the outside, it looks like a glass cylinder magnified countless times.

It is about six meters in diameter and four meters in height, and is made entirely of transparent polymer composite material from floor to ceiling.

But only those in the know understand that this seemingly ordinary "glass" has at least seven layers of different materials in its cross-section—the outermost layer is polycarbonate, followed by tempered glass, energy-absorbing gel, nano-ceramic mesh, another layer of tempered glass, an extremely thin layer of vibranium alloy coating, and the innermost scratch-resistant coating. These seven layers are stacked together in a specific thickness ratio to form a composite structure that is much tougher than any single material.

Originally designed, this cell was intended for the Hulk, capable of withstanding a full-force attack from him without breaking—at least that's what the design specifications stated.

S.H.I.E.L.D. engineers ran thousands of simulations on computers, and every result showed that even if Hulk's strength reached its theoretical maximum, the glass wall would only deform at the micrometer level.

Of course, this is just a simulation. Given that General Ross never actually captured the Hulk, and the Helicarrier only recently became operational, there was simply no chance of actually imprisoning the Hulk inside.

Not to mention now, as a member of the Avengers, Banner himself is sitting in the command center, with Spider-Man and the entire District 13 backing him up.

Therefore, anyone with a brain wouldn't reveal the original purpose of this cell.

However, thanks to the Hulk as a hypothetical enemy, this sturdy cell is enough to ensure that even if Amora wanted to cause trouble, he would not be able to break through the cell and escape.

Even if Amora has any intention to attack the cells, the monitoring system will detect it immediately. This allows the hatch directly beneath the cells to be opened, throwing the cells off and giving the user the unique experience of freefalling from 10,000 meters in the air.

Without magical protection, even Amora, an Asgardian, would face certain death or serious injury the moment he made "intimate contact" with the ground.