Spider-Man:Destiny Ultimatum

The Final Chapter Part 1

6 years have now passed of Being New York City's greatest Guardian The hero called Spider-Man [31] now married to S.H.I.E.L.D Agent Felicia Hardy has 2 kids named Ray Hardy Parker & Yana Parker Hardy who are destined to become the heroes called Cosmic Spider and White Lioness taking off their parents , Peter Suiting up for One Last Swing and One Final Mission as Spider-Man suits up and swings into the City of New York and Has a confrontation with the Sinister 6 lead by the villain known as Bloodbath who says this to Spider-Man " You probably don't remember me but you took down my operation and now I'm wanted , but that's all going to change , cause We came here to Kill you ". Shocked by the distortion Peter puts the pieces together and realizes Bloodbath is The Ex-crime boss Vincent Redstone who was rejected as Senator and was imprisoned for a Life Sentence.

Spider-Man had been New York City's greatest Guardian for six years, swinging through the skyscrapers and protecting its citizens from the shadows. Behind the mask, Peter Parker had built a life with Felicia Hardy, a dedicated S.H.I.E.L.D. agent. Together, they raised two children, Ray and Yana, who were destined to follow in their heroic footsteps as Cosmic Spider and White Lioness. As Peter looked at his family, he felt a mix of pride and trepidation, knowing that the time had come for one last swing and one final mission. Today, he would confront an old enemy whose darkness had returned to haunt him.

The city was alive with the sounds of sirens and bustling crowds as Peter donned his suit. The familiar weight of the mask settled over his face, and he felt the rush of adrenaline course through him. Swinging into the city, he was met with a sense of nostalgia and determination. However, the thrill of the chase was cut short when he encountered the Sinister Six, led by the ominous figure known as Bloodbath. The villain had a familiar yet twisted face, and Peter's heart sank as he realized who stood before him. "You probably don't remember me," Bloodbath sneered, "but you took down my operation, and now I'm wanted. That's all going to change, because we came here to kill you."

As the pieces fell into place, Peter recognized the man he had once known as Vincent Redstone, a crime boss turned senator who had been imprisoned for life. Now, the man before him was nothing but a shadow of his former self. "I’m not the man you knew," Bloodbath hissed, his eyes glowing with rage. "Now we are in control, and as for Vincent Redstone, he doesn't exist—there's only Bloodbath now." Fueled by a mix of anger and disbelief, Spider-Man lunged at Bloodbath, throwing punches, but they were met with a powerful resistance.

Bloodbath unleashed his devastating ability, Rush Rage, sending Peter crashing through several buildings, the city crumbling around him. Just when Spider-Man thought he could catch a break, Eddie Brock, now transformed into Anti-Venom, appeared, vengeful and relentless. The two clashed with a ferocity that left Peter battered and bruised. Hydro-Man followed suit, smashing him into the debris of the city, each blow a reminder of how far he had fallen. Dr. Connors, now a fully controlled Lizard, joined the fray, hurling Spider-Man through walls as if he were nothing more than a ragdoll.

Despite the overwhelming odds, Peter refused to give in. However, the tide quickly turned when Scorpion and Electro joined the fight, their combined might proving too much for him. As he lay on the ground, exhausted and defeated, Bloodbath approached with a sinister grin, his claws poised to strike. The sharp pain of claws piercing his heart sent a wave of despair through Peter. In that moment of darkness, he made the ultimate sacrifice, urging Felicia to unmask him to the world.

Felicia, her heart breaking, complied with his final wish. As she removed his mask, she spoke softly, "Rest, hero. You really did us proud today. I'll tell the kids their father was a great man." The city around them fell silent, the weight of her words hanging in the air. With tears streaming down her face, she added, "My husband was a good man. He always was a beam of light, even if he didn't realize it. Because of who he was, our city lives to fight another day." As the citizens of New York absorbed the loss of their hero, they also felt the flicker of hope that his legacy would inspire them to keep fighting for justice, just as Peter Parker had always done.