American Comics: The Law of Strength

The atmosphere at the scene gradually became anxious, and the air gradually became dull, and Peter looked into the distance, but only saw a large number of police officers.

It was only a matter of time before such a conflict broke out, and it was rare for the police in 2007 to legally defend their rights as citizens like themselves, and if they did not do so, they would directly ignore the body camera on their chest and arrest themselves.

Maybe you need to back down a little to lighten the mood and buy time?

No way... If there is a slight sign of concession, these police officers will be intimidated, and they will surely vent their anger that has just been suppressed by their own laws.

Just when Peter was entangled, on the periphery of the encirclement, a middle-aged man wearing a suit and regular uniform with a four-star police badge pinned to his chest slowly approached, and he pulled away the police officer in the encirclement and came to Peter step by step.

The middle-aged man looked no more than forty years old, and his eyes were very clear.

It was eyes as blue as the sky after rain.

However, there is an aura of danger hidden in the depths.

Those eyes mixed childlike childishness and old man-like cunning.

Peter, who did not flinch in the face of dozens of police officers' gun threats, couldn't help but take half a step back after seeing this middle-aged man.

He murmured the name of the person in front of him.

"George Stacey?"

"Oh, it seems you know me, but I guess this should be the first time we meet, how about it? I'm a little more handsome than in photos and on TV, aren't I?

George Stacy smiled, he even nodded to Peter, and then said slowly:

"It's really an honor to be known by the famous Batman, do you want me to ask Gordon to talk to you?" Unfortunately, there are about twenty Gordon in our police department, but none of them have yet become chiefs, so I guess you acted in this play twenty years earlier.

Peter looked at George Stacy silently, only feeling that he was worthy of being Gwen's own father, and said in three sentences that he wanted to beat him.

Although Peter tries hard to cut himself off from the memories and emotions of Peter Parker in the past, trying to see George Stacy in front of him as a stranger, the fact is that he has merged with these emotional memories, and Peter today is like a mental stitching monster.

In Peter's list, this George Stacy is the third person he doesn't want to see, Uncle Ben and Aunt May are tied for first, and Gwen is second.

In the current situation, he has directly jumped to the first place.

Because tonight's trap was designed by Fisk, the police officers who surrounded him were more or less related to Fiers.

George Stacy was originally remembered as a reliable uncle in Peter Parker's memory.

He was kind, determined, upright, and an impeccable police chief.

And although Peter understands that the police station in such a city can sit step by step in the position of chief can not be a white lotus, he does not want him to degenerate to the point of being bought by Fisk.

Seeing Peter's silence, George Stacy put away his smile.

"Hey, I scared you? To be honest, I like you more like the way you looked just now, it's very fresh, I've seen too many stupid and arrogant criminals, and it's the first time I've seen you like this.

George beckoned, and a police officer immediately took out a standard-format search warrant and showed it to Peter.

Peter didn't bother to confirm, he knew that Fisk would not make such a low-level mistake, so he simply let the door go.

More than a dozen police officers rushed in under George's signal.

George himself, however, remained in place, talking to Peter as if they were friends.

"Well, now I can tell you unequivocally that we're here because someone reported you for coming here with that ghost Spider-Man. And now that we've

laid the net, and the effect is not bad, we've caught you, so why don't we save each other trouble now, don't waste each other's time?

Tell me, Bathman, where is our ghost Spider-Man?

Peter shrugged his shoulders.

"Ghost Spider-Man? That Barbie doll in pink pajamas rippling down the street? I'll admit that the girl's figure is really fantastic, and I wouldn't say no if she could ask me here for a date, but the problem is... She's not here at all.

George Stacy laughed directly when she heard this.

"Hahahaha, you are indeed a very interesting guy, I have to admit that you are indeed very different."

Then his face changed suddenly, from a gentle and kind middle-aged father to a cold-blooded police officer as cold as ice.

"This sexy Barbie doll you are talking about is the scum who killed a sixteen-year-old teenager and is wanted by the government."

George Stacey stared at Peter deadly, and he said slowly word by word:

"Don't make trouble for yourself boy, we have a picture of you and that Barbie doll appearing at the bus stop, just by this I can arrest you for having close ties with important wanted criminals!"

It seems that you are a little smart and know some laws, but you ignore my determination to catch this criminal.

Now point out where she is hiding, and you will be just an innocent bodyguard, as you say, but if you continue to play the fool until we catch her, then your situation will become very bad.

In the face of George Stacy's pressing pressure, Peter only had helplessness in his heart.

That's one of the reasons he doesn't want to face George Stacy.

One of the reasons why he is so obsessed with capturing Ghost Spider-Man is precisely for his "himself".

For Peter Parker. Peter Parker,

who died at the hands of the ghost Spider-Man, was George Stacy's most optimistic young man, and Peter Parker at that time was intelligent, although too introverted, but promising.

He not only acquiesced to Gwen and Peter sticking together every day, but even encouraged the relationship between the two to grow closer.

And just as things are going in a good direction, the ghost Spider-Man appears, and she kills Peter Parker and ruins it all.

It wasn't just Peter who died, he could feel his daughter's heart dying as well, which also led to an increasingly cold relationship between him and his daughter.

How could he not hate the ghost Spider-Man, and how could he not be attached to her?

But his only miscalculation was... The man under the mask of the ghost Spider-Man is none other than his daughter. When he catches Gwen, he

thinks that justice has been done, but when he takes off Gwen's mask, justice will be broken, and it will also be the hearts of their father and daughter.

Experiencing the good intentions of this old father, Peter did not bother to make any more mockery.

He just said flatly:

"Unfortunately, I think you got the wrong person, do you think a pink Barbie monkey who moves between cities in a circus way will take a bus to get there?" Apparently you have no reason to arrest me.

From any point of view, I am 100% innocent standing here, and if you try to get me in trouble for me passing by here, I can only bear it, but this price will also be quite heavy.

George Stacy narrowed her eyes when she heard this.

"So you're not going to be honest and you're going to threaten me?"

Peter replied with a little teasing in his eyes:

"It's not a threat, at least not against you, anyway, if you do this, I will only spread this anger on the ghost Spider-Man you said the initiator, and I will beat her ass hard to retaliate against you."

Peter's speech made George Stacy inexplicable, and the pressing momentum was vented.

He scratched his head, blinked again, didn't sort out the logic for a long time, and then even repeated it carefully.

"You mean you're going to turn all your grudge against me into that ghost Spider-Man?"

Peter nodded.

"So, as long as I teach you a lesson, you're going to backhand that ghost Spider-Man's ass?"

Peter nodded.

"And this kind of good thing?"

Peter continued to nod, and even continued, "So you allow me to do this?"

George Stacy looked confused.

"You want me to allow you to spank Ghost Spider-Man's ass?"

Peter then nodded.

"When... Of course.

Peter raised his eyebrows and said in George Stacy's tone: "And this kind of good thing? "