Chapter 753

After saying goodbye to Kangnasi Boshi, Parker left the building.

"Parker didn't even answer Uncle Ben's call; that's going too far. He should have at least said something."

"He actually pulled it off."

"Awesome! The level of technology is truly high!"

"The little mouse is so pitiful. Why do they always use it for experiments?"

"Why do I get the feeling Kangnasi Boshi is doing this for his own arm?"

"No duh, he definitely wants his own arm to be better."

"Holy crap! If this stuff really works, wouldn't it be even more badass than the Extremis virus?"

"Yeah, the Extremis virus is prone to exploding, but this stuff can just grow limbs back?"

"This is a strong move!"

"An amazing idea."

Heavenly Dao Administration.

The biologist Darwin stared at the screen in utter astonishment.

His expression was filled with shock.

"It really succeeded?!"

"This is incredible!"

"Cross-species genetic transformation—they actually managed to do it!"

"For biology, this will be an epoch-making significance!"

Darwin was equally excited.

He quickly told his assistant a few things.

Even the Director, who had been watching the changes outside the window, couldn't help but turn back to look.

Then, the scene shifted.

Parker rode his skateboard home.

But just as he reached the door,

he saw Uncle Ben sitting there waiting for him.

Parker's heart suddenly sank.

"Hi, I thought you..."

Uncle Ben looked at Parker and said, "Did you forget something?"

Parker truly didn't remember anything.

"What?"

Parker's phone rang.

Uncle Ben waved his hand and said, "Don't answer the phone right now."

"But I'm glad your phone isn't broken."

"You owe Aunt May an apology."

Uncle Ben crossed his arms and said sternly.

He pointed toward the room.

Uncle Ben scolded, "Be a man."

"Go inside, and then apologize."

Parker walked in.

He looked at Aunt May and said, "I'm sorry, Aunt May, I had..."

Aunt May said helplessly, "Honestly, you don't really need to apologize to me."

Uncle Ben said solemnly, "He must apologize."

"Ben."

Parker said apologetically, "I'm really sorry, I had some things..."

Uncle Ben interrupted, "Oh, you were delayed by things."

"Yes."

Uncle Ben pointed at Parker and himself.

"Your Aunt May, my wife."

"Walked 12 blocks alone in the middle of the night."

"And then was all alone in the empty subway station."

"All because you forgot to pick her up."

Aunt May didn't want Ben to talk to Parker like that.

"Ben, dear, speak nicely."

"I could have walked home alone."

Uncle Ben stopped her, "Don't coddle this child."

Aunt May said, "I'm not coddling him."

Uncle Ben said loudly, "You are coddling him."

As he spoke, he looked at Parker and said, "Listen to me."

Parker nodded, "I'm listening."

"You are too much like your father."

"You're practically cut from the same cloth."

"Peter, that is a good thing."

Uncle Ben said earnestly, "But your father had his own philosophy of life."

"And his own principles."

"He believed that if you have the ability to help others,"

"then you have the responsibility to help others."

"That is the meaning of your existence."

"It's not a choice."

"It's a responsibility."

Uncle Ben told Parker many such truths.

There were tears in Parker's eyes.

"That's well said, it makes a lot of sense."

Immediately, he looked up at Uncle Ben.

"You said it well, it's very true, so where is he now?"

Uncle Ben didn't hear clearly: "What?"

"Then where is he?"

Parker said, "Where is my dad?"

"Standing here telling me these things himself."

"Isn't that his responsibility?"

Tears rolled down Parker's eyes.

Uncle Ben said helplessly, "Don't be like this, how can you say that?"

Parker suddenly became impatient and pointed at Uncle Ben.

"How dare I, and how can you say that?"

After the argument,

Parker left the room directly.

"Where are you going?"

"Peter, don't be like this, come back."

Parker slammed the door shut.

As a result, under the force,

the glass on the door shattered with a crash.