Chapter 1511 Who Is the Culprit?

In the future video, Miguel O'Hara asked Miles a soul-searching question: "What about you? Do you think you are really Spider-Man?"

When Miles heard this, his face changed immediately.

He was very smart and immediately realized that he was treated like this here, probably not only because he insisted on saving his father, but also because there was something else about him that the Spider League cared about?

The two continued to fight, and in the process, Miguel finally revealed the secret: "You are also an abnormal accident! Wherever you go, you will cause problems!"

During the fight, Miles' temporary bracelet was torn, and he was rejected by this world, and he was not feeling well.

At this time, Miguel revealed another secret: "You are the original anomaly, Miles! The spider that gave you the power came from another dimension, and it shouldn't bite you!

Because of you, that world lost the protection of Spider-Man! Miles, you shouldn't be Spider-Man!"

Miles' expression suddenly changed, and he loudly retorted: "No, you are wrong, I am Spider-Man!"

"You are a mistake!" Miguel took the opportunity to approach him, pounced on him and pressed him down, saying loudly: "If you hadn't been bitten, Peter Parker in your world would have survived, but he died because of saving you!

He could have stopped the collider before it started, and the spot would not have appeared! None of this would have happened! All along, I have been the only one supporting the overall situation, and you never belonged here!"

It can be seen that Miguel O'Hara was indeed annoyed by Miles, so he revealed all these hurtful truths, and his attitude was quite bad.

Off-screen, Billy Batson pouted and said, "I'm beginning to hate this arrogant and cold guy, even though he has a very sympathetic past."

"Uh... he's a little too much, but I think it's because he's under too much pressure." Gwen sighed.

She knew the whole story of Miles becoming Spider-Man. No matter where the mutant spider came from, Miles was passive. He just appeared in the wrong place at the wrong time and was bitten.

"I think this guy is talking nonsense! He threw all the blame on Miles, as if Miles was the one who opened the box of chaos and evil.

But there is a loophole here. Let's go back to the beginning. Who got the mutant spider? Spot! And Kingpin, so they are the culprits!"

Peter Quill raised his eyebrows and said, "In my opinion, he is undoubtedly shirking responsibility by saying this! If he really regards protecting the stability of the multiverse as his responsibility, then go and deal with Spot.

If Spot is caught as soon as possible, won't all problems be solved? Why go and catch Miles? To put it bluntly, this is because Miles is easier to control than Spot!"

Billy Batson nodded and said, "You are right, Peter! Spot was the first person to have problems. They shouldn't blame Miles so much."

Gwen Stacy was also shocked by the information revealed by Miguel O'Hara in the future video. She guessed that Miles might be a special Spider-Man, but she didn't guess that he was so special that he was the first "mistake".

Just like Spot attributed his misfortune and all tragedies to Miles, a minor.

Miguel O'Hara, the boss of the Spider Alliance, who is responsible for maintaining the stability, security and justice of the multiverse, also blamed Miles for all the problems. Isn't this a bit too unfair?

Flash Barry frowned and said, "I don't really understand why they are so obsessed with stopping Miles from saving people? First of all, Miles' situation is different from mine. He didn't go back to the past to mess up the timeline, but to stop what might happen in the future.

They keep emphasizing the importance of the timeline, but why didn't they stop Miles from being bitten by the mutant spider from the beginning?

Or before that, they could have stopped Spot from bringing the mutant spider from another universe to Miles' world, wouldn't that solve the problem from the source?"

"Obviously, the Spider Alliance's monitoring of the multiverse is not comprehensive." Peter Quill shrugged: "It is certain that they are far inferior to TVA in this regard."

TVA's monitoring of the multiverse timeline was very close at the time. If there was a problem, it would know immediately and exclude special teams to quell the trouble.

The Spider Alliance obviously can't do this yet. Their intelligence agencies should rely more on the Spider-Men who have been recruited by the organization.

But in any case, in the future video, Miguel's accusations against Miles are actually not very tenable. Instead, they seem a bit angry and embarrassed, and have no style.

In the Back to the Future video, Miles was of course surprised by Miguel's "truth", but what shocked and saddened him even more was that Gwen and Peter B. Parker knew all this in advance, "You all knew this?"

Peter B. Parker lowered his head, not daring to look at his eyes.

Gwen was also embarrassed, and subconsciously replied: "I don't know...how to tell you."

Miles' face was full of disappointment: "So, you haven't come to see me?"

Gwen could only reply with a cliché: "Miles, this is also for your own good."

"Who decided this?" Miles couldn't hold it anymore, and shouted: "I'm not a child anymore, Gwen!"

Miguel was still suppressing him at this moment. Seeing that the boy dared to slack off under his nose, he hit him fiercely: "This is you! You are just a kid who doesn't know what you are doing!"

Miles took a deep breath, shook his dizzy head, but his face calmed down. He looked at Miguel and said lightly: "Everyone keeps telling me how my story should go on. No, I want to do my own thing... Sorry, I want to go home!"

While speaking, he pressed Miguel's shoulders with both hands and began to absorb the energy of Miguel's battle suit. This is the new trick he developed.

Then, Miguel was caught off guard and a dazzling lightning burst out again, knocking him down in one fell swoop. Unfortunately, there were many Spider-Mans below, and they fell into chaos again.

"Goodbye, Gwen."

Miles' eyes were calm, as if he had grown up in an instant. The whole person jumped down from a height, and then disappeared in the surprised eyes of Gwen and others.

Seeing this set of operations, Peter B. Parker couldn't help but say with satisfaction: "I taught him this, so it is obvious that I am a good mentor and can teach excellent students."