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Chapter 290 The Disappearing Past
Chapter 290 The Disappearing Past
All of this made him tremble.
Of course, it also occurred to Tim that the newspaper was a forgery by Luthor, even though it looked very real.
He questioned Luther himself from the Internet that day.
[Drake]: What about that report.
[Luther]: You just noticed the sharp eyes. I was watching when you came in. What's the problem?
[Drake]: You are asking knowingly.
[Luther]: Then you asked me knowing how I would answer.
[Drake]: I suspect that this is a fake report by you, do you understand what it means?
[Luther]: If you really think so, then I underestimate you, even more stupid than the mistake I made before.
[Drake]: You finally admit how stupid you are?Well, you're right, I was deeply terrified of this, but you knew that morning would go to you that day, so I can't think of a reason for you to do this, no matter whether it is true or not.
[Luther]: Not everything happens for a reason, you can pretend you didn't see it, or tell your Bat Dad.
[Drake]: You made up your mind and I'm not going to tell anyone.
[Luther]: Very good, you are very honest, then I also promise and remind you, don't ask its source, this newspaper really once existed.
[Drake]: ...You said once.
[Luther]: At the end of the Speed Force, maybe you can show your lightning friend something.
Back to the present.
"What I said is true. I will not execute this matter casually just because I think of it, and even compete with Damian for the leadership of this matter. I have to admit that his leadership talent and combat talent are quite good. But after all, he is only more than ten years old, at least wait until he defeats me."
The fourth generation of Robin, the first generation of skills and the second generation of force, they basically can't surpass them later, he clings to his IQ, coupled with the current age bonus, he is temporarily the only existence that restrains Damian in all aspects .
No wonder that kid looked at him all day and didn't like it.
Tim fell silent after he finished speaking, waiting for Peter's answer.
"But I, mention, you said that, so I have to agree." Peter smiled bitterly: "But I hope you can also consider my situation. I disappeared for so long yesterday. If my friend didn't help me hide it, maybe My family knew about it, and she wouldn't even let me be Spider-Man."
Tim: "Does that mean your friend knows?"
Peter: "What? No, of course not! Nobody knows except your family!"
Tim felt something was wrong: "So your friend who doesn't know why you disappeared, together with you, explain to your family members who also don't know what you did?"
"Yes, that's right."
Tim's tone was a bit complicated: "You two have such a good relationship."
Hearing this, Peter nodded proudly: "Yes, he is my best friend! Every time he helps me cover up the past!"
"Uh, Peter, can I ask who your friend is?"
"Harry Osborn, grew up with me, I thought you knew him?"
Tim was taken aback: "I really know him."
The Osborne Group is certainly not small, but because they are more familiar with nuclear Stark dealings in New York, they don't have much contact with Osborn, but they definitely know each other.
"My impression of him is, uh, kind of gloomy and smart, but why would you be friends with someone like that, or best friends?"
"You are not qualified to say that, because there is still a premise," Peter said angrily, "Why would I become friends with your family?"
"It does seem to make sense." Tim blinked: "But no matter how deep a friendship is, it can't be worth concealing and deceiving again and again. My suggestion to you is to tell him your identity as Spider-Man."
"What?" Peter was surprised: "No! He's just an ordinary person! Tell him my identity will drag him down!"
"Ordinary people?" Tim frowned: "I am also an ordinary person, Stark is also an ordinary person, and Lex is an ordinary person through and through, but none of those companies exist simply, and you think you are hiding Identity is to protect him, but if the misunderstanding spreads, it will only harm him."
"You don't tell your aunt, I can understand, but this man Osborne," Tim's lips curled up slightly: "I don't know what filter you put on him, I can tell you that I am more Robin, It’s just that I deduced the identity of Batman, everything after that was self-operation, before that there was no difference between me and him regardless of family background.”
"What's more, Osborn's character is much more extreme than mine, Peter, if he is really your best friend, you shouldn't hide him."
Peter gritted his teeth: "I admit, what you said makes sense, but..."
Tim interrupted: "You know what happens every time Batman tries to hide it from us?"
"But...huh?"
"Just like the last time the whole family was kidnapped by the clown, it would have been even worse if it weren't for you! Everything is his self-righteous protection!"
Peter was stunned, he really hadn't thought about it.
"Or, do you think that a person as smart as Osborne can't notice anything? You won't arouse his curiosity if you ask him to help again and again? Are you really not afraid of being misunderstood by him? He really won't go anywhere else Want to? Tell you, it's impossible!"
"Or, after he knows your identity, will he break up with you? Or will he tell the whole world? Or arrest you for experiments?"
Peter: "How is that possible!"
"You trust him, that's good." Tim cleared his throat, and then suddenly raised his voice: "Don't tell me that he doesn't doubt it, he asked you what you did at the beginning, right? You're lying too Right? But have you forgotten how bad your lying skills are? I can see it, let alone your bamboo horse friend? Maybe he has already been investigating! Even if you didn’t investigate your integrity There is not much in his heart."
Peter's voice gradually weakened: "Well, what you said makes sense. He really hasn't asked much recently. Me, I'll ask and tell him."
Tim calmed down, the yelling just now almost destroyed his image of a weak president, staring at him now is like a cat staring at a mouse: "That's good, friends are most afraid of misunderstandings, and they are also most afraid of that kind If you think it’s for the other party’s benefit, you’ll make decisions for the other party without authorization, and now that you’ve figured it out, tell him.”
Peter nodded and called Harry, but he always felt that something was wrong with what Tim just said.
Just at this time Tim suddenly said: "This kind of development is not bad, we are short of an investor, and the third person has also got it."
Peter: "???"
(End of this chapter)