The pirates sat and forgot, and they really believed the nine truths and one lie.

The sky screen continued to show images of the future. Gwen, wearing a spider suit, stood at the highest point of Central University. After making sufficient mental preparations, the girl began to unleash her abilities.

"I hope my head won't explode this time and you can give me some useful information." Gwen took off her hood, rubbed her temples gently, and began to feel the power called spider sense wholeheartedly.

The moment Gwen entered a clear state, her brain was filled with anxiety and her spider-sense ability was amplified infinitely. A large number of fragmented fragments of the future began to flood into her mind. The girl had a splitting headache when she suddenly received so much information.

She could only rub her temples while filtering out the fragments related to her friends from the vast amount of information. The process was painful and difficult. Gwen saw the future of many people.

Regarding actively interfering with an individual's fate, Gwen once tried to save a man's life, but in the end the result was worse. Not only did the boy die, but his entire family also died.

Originally, not so many people would have died in the future. Perhaps this was a punishment for the contraction of fate. However, Gwen could not just ignore the disappearance of her two best friends. She did not want to lose more precious things.

"Why did that wretched old man appear?" After a few minutes of information filtering, Gwen saw the image of the wretched old man in the bar. In the future clip, he appeared in an underground tunnel.

The wretched old man, with his unusual height, carried his two best friends on his shoulders, one on each side, and it seemed that he was trying to avoid the pursuit from behind.

Gwen wanted to see the future more clearly, but then the spider sense did not respond to her. The girl knew that this was the limit of predicting the future, and being able to capture useful fragments was a blessing in disguise.

Gwen seemed to have seen the underground tunnel that appeared in the future clip somewhere. Although the tunnel had no specific markings, she knew that there was a boy in her class who was very knowledgeable about the various structural layouts of Central City. She had to go find him without further delay.

Spider-Woman jumped down from the bronze statue, then spread her arms and legs, performed a simple wingsuit flight, and glided towards the boys' dormitory.

Because of his introverted personality on campus, Barry lived in a boys' dormitory, or in another way, a teachers' apartment, which was an additional floor on the roof. He usually lived on the roof and was not disturbed by outsiders most of the time.

But ever since he used his own speed in a fit of impulsiveness and traveled through time, bringing people who shouldn't have been brought to the world hundreds of years in the future, Admiral Kizaru became Barry's only roommate.

Fortunately, the room on the top floor is big enough to accommodate two beds, but Borsalino is nearly three meters tall, so it is not easy to buy a suitable bed for him. I went around several streets before I could buy one. Before that, Admiral Kizaru had to sleep on the floor.

Although Barry felt a little guilty, "I gave you money to go to the Liberty Bar and didn't stop you, why did you use my name to chat up the school beauty? The outside world is very well-informed, I can't imagine what the news will be tomorrow"!

Listening to the young man's complaints, Borsalino shrugged helplessly while trimming his nails. He didn't mean to use Barry's name, he actually did it on purpose.

It is impossible to go back to the past from the present to find some fun in the ordinary life. Borsalino wants to do something, so he and Barry have been hiding in Central City University. It is too boring to do nothing but shopping every day.

Seeing the ancient man's indifferent look, Barry wanted to drive Admiral Kizaru out and let him live on the streets, but he soon gave up this idea.

First, Barry couldn't catch up with Borsalino in terms of speed. Second, Barry was responsible for what he did. The male college student was not someone who could shirk responsibility. His father and mother had never taught him that.

After spending a few days together, Borsalino realized that Barry was an honest child with a lot of things hidden in his heart. He actually needed someone to talk to and help him relieve the distress about his original family.

Admiral Kizaru was just about to explain something to the young man when he suddenly used his keen Observation Haki to detect a flying lifeform approaching this place. "A strange thing is coming, it looks like a human."

As soon as the words were spoken, Spider-Woman's graceful body appeared near the window. The woman and two men began to stare at each other, and the awkward atmosphere lasted for several minutes.

After staring at each other for a while, Barry raised his hand awkwardly and greeted the unknown visitor outside the window, "Hello, lady..."

Gwen knows Barry, the famous nerd in the class, but the creepy uncle next to him is the one who taught Spider-Woman to dance in the Liberty Bar. This uncle is really a rip-off, going to bars under the name of his junior.

A weirdo in a spider suit pushed open the window and Barry couldn't believe it. The other party was the famous street heroine in Central City. He had bought Spider-Woman newspapers and even Spider-Woman action figures. The model was now on display in his display cabinet.

Spider-Woman's visit made Barry, a civilian fan, very excited. He temporarily overcame his social phobia. Before the other party could speak to state his purpose, the male college student was flipping through the newspaper in the cabinet, intending to ask this street hero for an autograph.

Although signing in a newspaper is not worth much, it is of great commemorative significance to ordinary fans. After all, Barry admired Spider-Woman punishing evil and promoting good on the streets, and gradually developed the idea of ​​becoming a superhero, which indirectly led to the emergence of the second generation of Flash.

"Spider-Woman, I'm your fan. Please sign an autograph for me. Just sign on the newspaper. I will keep it as a souvenir." Barry held the newspaper in one hand and turned the pen in the other. His enthusiasm amazed Borsalino.

As a street superhero, Gwen certainly didn't want to reveal her true identity, so she began to speak in a low voice, "I want to ask you for a favor, and you can use my signature as payment!"

Taking the pen, Gwen signed the logo she designed on the newspaper reporting Spider-Woman. After signing, she also drew a small spider, which was her unique signing habit.

After getting the autograph, Barry held it in his hand and was very excited. The anger he had with Admiral Kizaru had completely disappeared at this moment. He no longer cared what outsiders thought of him.

After all, this bespectacled guy doesn't have a very good reputation. He is always called the son of a murderer behind his back. If Barry hadn't been good-tempered and didn't like to cause trouble, if someone else had gained power, those guys who gossiped behind his back would have been caught dead.