Chapter 742

Just kidding.

What is the right to education.

This thing is like an apple; you can choose not to use it, but you cannot not have it.

No matter what, Hawk could never hand over the full right to educate his children to Gwen.

The most important point.

Why should he, in the present, take the blame for the future Hawk?

There's no reason for that.

So...

Hawk decisively ended the topic of 'education', put his arm around Gwen's waist, and in the blink of an eye, they arrived at the Osborn Manor in the suburbs of New York City.

But!

Where was the Osborn Manor.

There wasn't even a manor; in front of them was just a not-so-dense forest. Looking at the state of the plants, there hadn't been any trace of human architecture here for at least ten years.

"Hawk, this..."

Gwen looked at the not-so-dense forest in front of her, thinking of the information she had checked online while Hawk's mind was descending into the Phoenix universe: "I had checked Osborn online before, but there is no information about Osborn on the internet."

"New future, new past."

Hawk said this again, withdrew his gaze, and looked at Gwen: "Did you find out where your laboratory is now on the internet?"

Gwen's 'Stacy-Phoenix Biological Laboratory' was right at Osborn Biological Industries.

If in this new past, Osborn had never existed.

Then what had Gwen's laboratory been modified into?

They couldn't have made Gwen's laboratory disappear too.

That was impossible.

Because if they made Gwen's laboratory disappear, that would involve modifying Gwen's timeline.

"Stark."

"What?"

Gwen took out her phone, lit it up, and turned the screen to Hawk: "Obviously, I never cooperated with Osborn, but with Stark."

Hawk looked at the phone screen in Gwen's hand.

Entering his eyes.

'Dr. Gwen Stacy and Stark Industries Executive CEO Pepper Potts sign a memorandum of cooperation to create the Stacy-Phoenix Biological Laboratory...'

Along with this report article was a photo.

It was a photo of Gwen and Pepper shaking hands at the Stark Industries building.

"While you were looking for the reason, I also called Pepper."

"What did Pepper say?"

"She said my vacation application had already been approved by the board of directors, wished me a happy honeymoon, and told me not to worry about the laboratory. I didn't dare say anything more, so I hung up the phone."

"Alright."

Hearing this, Hawk said, then looked at Gwen, seemed to think of something, put his arm around Gwen again, and the moment he turned around, they had arrived at a street in Queens.

And then—

He saw a middle-aged woman who still clearly had charm walking out of Peter Parker's house.

Is this Aunt May?

Pfft!

This is clearly Aunt May, who looks exactly like Tony Stark's ex-girlfriend.

Gwen naturally knew Peter's house, so she also saw this Aunt May walking out of Peter's house.

She seemed to think of something.

"Hawk, don't tell me, she is..."

"Yes, Aunt May!"

"Jesus!"

"Yes, new future, new past."

Hawk, standing on the opposite side of the street from Gwen, looked at Aunt May appearing in his line of sight, his expression also inexplicable.

When Ancient One said 'new past, just without the Spider-Man you know', he had already guessed who the new Spider-Man might be.

Because he had been curious about this since he attended Midtown High School and saw the original Spider-Man.

This is the Marvel 616 universe, and there is indeed a Spider-Man in the Marvel 616 universe.

But it's not the original Spider-Man.

So after Ancient One said 'new past, there is also a Peter Parker, just not the one you know', he had already made a guess.

Only!

A guess is just a guess; seeing is believing.

Just then.

As a bicycle rode by from a distance, a young boy who looked about fifteen years old, with slightly curly hair and still some baby fat on his face, appeared in their line of sight.

"Aunt May, I'll help you."

"No need, it'll be done soon. Is school going well?"

"Very well."

"..."

Gwen watched the fifteen-year-old Peter Parker, who had gotten off his bicycle and run to help the young Aunt May, looking somewhat sunny with clear eyes, opened her mouth, and looked at Hawk beside her.

"Is he Peter Parker?"

"Yes."

"He doesn't look twenty years old."

"Fifteen years old, in the second semester of the ninth grade at Midtown High School."

"Hiss, Peter has become a child again?"

Hearing this, Gwen gasped, and then looked with an inexplicable expression at the fifteen-year-old Peter Parker, who was at the door helping the young Aunt May trim the lawn.

Peter Parker, who was on the lawn, seemed to have sensed something, raised his eyes, and looked across the street in the direction of Hawk and Gwen.

Gwen met the gaze that Peter Parker had cast over, which had instantly become sharp.

"Hawk..."

"He can't see us."

If it were the Spider-Man Peter he knew, he had infinitely lowered his presence with the Reality Stone, and Spider-Man Peter would have been able to discover his existence based on years of getting along and instinct.

But this Dutch Spider-Man in front of them, who also seemed to have been bitten by a spider and mutated?

He didn't have that ability yet.

Sure enough.

The Dutch boy, who had looked over here for a while, felt his spider-sense warning him vaguely, but after searching to no avail, somewhat confusedly withdrew his gaze, and then followed his Aunt May back into the house.

"Hawk, where are our Peter Parker and Felicia? Can you sense them?"

"I can, they are on an Earth in some multiverse."

Although that was a time trap at the time.

But the radiance of the Northern Cross constellation was indeed shining on the Earth of that multiverse.

"Then can you bring them back?"

"Not now."

Hawk shook his head: "I can sense the aura of the Cloth necklace I gave little Ben at the time, but I have no way to contact them, let alone bring them back, at least not now."

Between the main universe he was in and the multiverse where the Spider-Man he knew was, there were endless universe bubbles and endless dimensions.

Not only were there spatial barriers, but there were also time barriers.

Hawk could sense the multiverse where Spider-Man was because there was a Cloth of his in that multiverse, which was why he could sense it.

But that didn't mean he could just run over there.

At least not now.

After all, the time trap was waiting there for him in plain sight, and if he went over, he would fall into the time trap.

But later?

After he raised his current Seventh Sense to its peak, then comprehended the Eighth Sense, and manifested the Phoenix universe, he would be a main god of the multiverse from the start, and after completely transcending the Marvel main multiverse time, he would be able to go over.

Or...

When his godson, Ben Hawk Parker, grew up and comprehended the Small Universe cultivation method, he would be able to descend to little Ben's side directly through the lit-up Northern Cross constellation.

Still that same saying.

A gentleman takes revenge, ten years is not too late.

He could afford to wait, and he could wait, until he finished developing, until he completely transcended the timeline of the Marvel main multiverse.

Hehe!

Time's eternity, I will let you know what true cruelty is.

By then, I'll wipe out your main multiverse!

Damn it!

Hawk thought to himself.

"Let's go."