The Villainous Superhero Template (Marvel/DC)

Oscorp had numerous industries and informants scattered across New York.

At Norman Osborn's home, the TV was playing footage of Peter's battle with the Rhino.

"Damn it, how did he do that?!!"

Osborn, now dominated by the Green Goblin persona, was seething with rage.

Even after slowing the video down dozens of times, there was no trace of Peter's movement!

"We haven't even lured out Spider-Woman yet, and now there's this mysterious Peaky Blinder!!"

The Green Goblin slammed his fist into a table, shattering it in his fury!

The gruesome fate of the Rhino sent a chill down his spine.

But it didn't deter him from his plan to create chaos and draw out Spider-Woman.

After all, from the battle footage, it was clear that the Peaky Blinder was incredibly fast and strong, but he had one fatal weakness.

He couldn't fly!

And the Green Goblin had his bat-winged glider!

As long as he proceeded carefully, there shouldn't be any major issues.

…

Meanwhile, Peter was already on a train heading to Stark Tower.

There was still some time before nightfall.

During his high-speed movement earlier, Peter had destroyed the Stark Industries logo on the Rhino's armor and taken a photo.

At this point, Tony Stark was still just a playboy, far from becoming Iron Man.

New York's streets were also devoid of superheroes.

As for Superman and Homelander, they occasionally visited the city.

Yes, you heard that right.

The complexity of this world was absurd.

It wasn't just a fusion of Marvel and DC—it also included the universe of The Boys.

Superman did good deeds out of a genuine sense of justice, while Homelander only acted heroically to boost his popularity and drive up Vought's stock prices.

Even with them occasionally maintaining order, there were still too few superheroes, and the city's crime rate remained sky-high.

Drugs, weapons, human trafficking, theft, robbery…

While Peter could farm points from these criminals, he still wished the world could be a safer place.

So, his trip to Stark Tower was aimed at making Tony realize that the military products his company developed weren't just being sold to the military.

On the train, Peter closed his eyes to rest.

The system's notification sounded.

[Mission: Punish the Rhino has been completed.]

[Your handling of the Rhino aligns with the identity of a villainous superhero.]

[Hidden scoring criteria:]

[Preparedness when facing enemies: 1,000 points]

[Using brutal methods against enemies: 4,000 points]

[Comment: When villains torment the innocent, they never consider their own cruelty. Your swift and merciless punishment is what they deserve.]

[Only with a vajra in hand can one show the heart of a bodhisattva.]

[Points converted.]

[First mission points doubled.]

[You have received 15,000 points.]

[Additional reward: One stat point.]

[Please choose a talent to upgrade.]

[Bulletproof Skull, Flash Dodge, Forced Interruption, Spider-Sense.]

Peter hesitated for a moment before ultimately choosing Spider-Sense.

In the future, if he acquired stronger templates, the Yan Shuangying talents might become less useful.

In comparison, Spider-Sense would remain relevant for a long time.

After Peter made his choice, the system panel updated. The previously white Spider-Sense icon turned blue.

[Spider-Sense V1 → V2]

[Alert sensitivity increased.]

Peter let out a long breath.

With the 15,000 points plus the spare points he already had, his total points now exceeded 16,000.

He was one step closer to exchanging for the Homelander template.

He wondered who would win if he ever faced the real Homelander.

Before long, Peter arrived at Stark Industries.

High schools in the U.S. usually let out between 2 and 3 p.m.

Peter had dealt with the Rhino by 4 p.m., so Stark Industries employees were still at work.

Peter approached the front desk, where a professional-looking staff member greeted him.

"Hello, sir. Who are you here to see?"

"Uh, I'm here to see Miss Pepper Potts."

As a billionaire, Peter figured Tony Stark probably wouldn't want to meet a high school student—even a handsome one.

"Do you have an appointment?"

"Hey, I just found this necklace outside. I bet it's yours."

Peter held out his hand, dangling a finely crafted but not particularly valuable necklace.

"I'm a friend of Miss Potts. She never mentioned that Stark Industries had such a beautiful lady working here."

Peter figured that as Tony's secretary, Pepper might not have time to meet a high school student without an appointment.

So, he needed the front desk to notify her.

As for the little trick with the female receptionist, he had learned it from Leonardo DiCaprio's character in Catch Me If You Can. The reason it worked so well was because DiCaprio had a handsome face.

Peter wasn't entirely confident it would work.

The receptionist looked at Peter, then at the necklace in his hand.

Her face instantly turned red.

Peter pressed his advantage, smiling as he draped the necklace around her neck. He also noticed the name tag on her chest.

"Jenny, right? Listen, Jenny."

"I need you to call Miss Potts and tell her an old friend is here to see her."

This kind of trick isn't recommended for everyone. If you're not good-looking, you'll just come off as a creep.

But Peter gave off a refreshing, playful vibe.

Mainly because he was good-looking.

The receptionist let out a breath and dialed Pepper's number.

"She's on the 21st floor. You can take the elevator up."

"Thanks."

Peter turned to leave.

"Wait!" Jenny called after him.

"Yes?"

Jenny quickly scribbled something on a sticky note and handed it to Peter.

He took it and saw a string of numbers.

Jenny blushed and said,

"That's my number. Call me tonight!"

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