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"I am..."

Manhattan, 890 Fifth Avenue, Dark Avengers' base.

May Parker opened her eyes from coma, her mind was in a mess.

"Green Devil? Thunderbolt!"

However, the next second.

The figure that appeared in her mind made her wake up instantly, recalling the previous battle, this person suddenly jumped up and landed on the ceiling of the room nimbly.

"You are awake."

Looking up at May Parker who fell on the ceiling, Colin greeted her and kindly reminded her.

"Don't worry, you were not caught by the members of the Thunderbolt."

Hearing Colin's words, May Parker on the ceiling looked down at her, she reached out and touched her face to confirm that her mask was not taken off, and the spider sense in her body did not give a dangerous premonition, so she carefully controlled her body to fall, squatted on the bed and asked Colin tentatively.

"You saved me?"

From the current situation, it is not difficult to guess this result.

"You can say that."

Nodding without denying, Colin looked at May Parker, who was alert, and continued: "You should know your current situation. Although I saved you from the Thunderbolts, I can't change the fact that you are wanted."

Colin's words made May Parker silent for a while before she said: "I was wronged."

"I know."

In a way, Colin knows the whole process of the incident better than May Parker herself, including Kingpin's plan.

"I will find a way to deal with this matter, but before that, you must be careful. At least Spider-Man needs to disappear for a while before the truth comes out."

"You... why?"

Facing Colin's help, May Parker's expression under the mask was not happy at all, but frowned.

"Please allow me to introduce myself, Colin Luper, an ordinary journalist and a member of the Dark Avengers."

"Dark Avengers?"

Hearing Colin's introduction, May Parker murmured subconsciously.

"What is that?"

Good question, but unfortunately I don't know either.

May Parker's question was actually the question Colin wanted to ask in his heart.

Although he had joined the Dark Avengers for a while, he didn't have any more information except that his goal was to fight Hydra.

Perhaps this was because he had not joined the Dark Avengers for a long time.

Of course, more reasons might be due to Howard himself.

From what he had discovered with [Super Hearing], the leader of the rebels seemed to have been closing himself off.

Even Nick Fury and the others were the same.

"A rebel organization."

His thoughts were floating in his mind, but on the surface, Colin gave a calm answer.

A rebel organization?

Silently keeping Colin's description in mind, May Parker turned around and looked at the situation in the room, and suddenly seemed to remember something and asked: "Oh no, what time is it now?"

"10:40." Colin replied casually after looking down at his phone.

"In the evening?"

"In the morning."

Shaking his head, Colin added: "In fact, you were unconscious for more than ten hours."

Hearing Colin's words, May Parker's expression under the mask suddenly became a little panicked. She tried to control her emotions and not show too much panic, but her anxiety could be clearly seen from some small body movements.

"Sorry, I suddenly thought of something..."

It's because of Peter Parker.

Looking at May Parker, who had been panicking after learning that she had been in a coma for more than ten hours. Colin naturally knew the reason why she was nervous.

After all, the little spider in this world, no, Peter Parker is just an ordinary high school student. He did not get the ability of Spider-Man, and the only one he could rely on was his relative Aunt May.

[Contact the distorted time node and collect a small amount of time fragments × 1]

After a period of contact, new [time fragments] also arrived.

Retracting his gaze from the text, Colin immediately said: "I have made arrangements for this."

...

"Thank you."

After getting off the taxi, May Parker turned her head and thanked Nick Fury in the driver's seat.

"You're welcome, I'm just doing what I should do."

Shaking his head, Nick smiled and replied.

"By the way, this is my number. You can contact me through it." Nick lowered the window and handed the note with the number to May Parker. He reminded her in a low voice: "Also, you may need to 'rest' for a while. You don't need to be as busy as you are now."

After taking the note from Nick, May Parker paused.

She knew very well what the other party meant by rest.

However, with Ben's death, Spider-Man was no longer just an identity for her. It was also the only way for her to forget him and feel that she was still alive.

"Think about your family."

Noticing the change in May Parker's expression, Nick reminded her in a low voice.

Peter.

Nick Fury's words obviously played a role. Thinking of Peter, who still needed her, May Parker nodded.

"I understand."

As she spoke, she carried the bag of uniforms and turned to leave.

...

Click.

She entered the room through the window nimbly.

After putting the bag of Spider-Man uniforms away, May Parker took a deep breath, carefully opened the door, and walked towards the stairs.

Tomato

"Aunt May?"

Looking at May Parker coming down from the second floor, Peter showed a trace of worry on his face.

"What happened? I knocked on your door this morning, but there was no response?"

"Maybe it's because I slept too soundly."

Reaching out to put a strand of hair behind her ear, May Parker said with an apologetic expression.

"Sorry, Peter, I didn't prepare breakfast for you."

Because it was the weekend, Peter was at home all day.

This is why she hurried back from the Dark Avengers base.

"Aunt May, I'm glad you're okay."

Shaking his head, Peter didn't think much after hearing May Parker's explanation: "I've already had breakfast. By the way, Aunt May, Ned and I have agreed to go find him later, so we won't have dinner at home."

If it were any other time, May Parker might have said something to Peter, but considering her current situation.

She nodded immediately: "Okay, but remember to come back early."

"Great, Aunt May, I promise to come back before six o'clock."

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