As he gets closer to the science museum, Orion chuckles darkly to himself as he thinks of the possibilities of what could happen when he arrives, and shows everyone his arms. He could use it to kill everyone he deemed unworthy, and take the valuable prizes or whatever projects he wanted for himself, and make them into weapons. He could kidnap other scientists there and hire them to help with whatever experiments he wanted them to. Who was he kidding? Of course he'd do both. Especially since it was his octo arms telling him it was a good idea. Once he reached his destination, he crashed in through the Walls, smashing them down effortlessly and enters with dominance in his eyes. "I'm sorry, am I interrupting something? Or is now the perfect time to display my true genius?" He asked in a taunting manner, using his arms to reach out and try to grab at four other scientists.
However, before the arms could even grab any of the scientists, they all fly backwards by webs pulling them away, which baffled the mad scientist. "Sorry Doc, but this exhibit is for real scientists only, not deranged psychopaths!" Spider-Man quipped from another wall, staring at him with a smirk under his mask.
Orion's eyes widen in shock at seeing the web head back, alive and seemingly more confident than before. "Spider-Man?! How can this be?! I killed you under a pile of rubble!" He shouted out in anger and annoyance.
"Isn't it a scientist's job to like....see if their experiments are a success before just jumping to conclusions? See this is why you weren't invited." Spidey quipped while dodging the tentacles with gracefully agility, his moves being far different from the last time.
The mad scientist attempted to strike the superhero with his arms, trying to do anything to predict his moves. But no matter what he tried, he was simply too fast, too nimble, too agile. "No matter. I'll just rip you apart this time so that you'll never come back." He growled out as he lashed out at the rookie superhero, who continues to dodge the attacks. 'Something about him is different....he seems calmer now, more certain of his abilities.....unless he's just in denial. He can't beat me while I have these tentacles to hold him back. Meanwhile, I can tire him out with these before I kill him for sure this time.' He thinks to himself while striking towards wher
e the wall crawler was. However, he continues missing every single time.
The curly haired troublemaker rookie superhero dodged around the arms, taking his time to get closer to his opponent to get a good punch to his face. "Gonna have to do better than that. I've seen criminals with better aim." He quipped as he dodged the arms, being sure to pull the villain away from the museum. The less civilians in danger, the better after all. Once they're safely outside, he immediately fired webs at the center of the tentacle, watching it stop in place, which gave him the perfect opportunity to kick his stomach then punch his face.
Orion stumbled back from the punches, but immediately focused back on trying to get the arms to hit the web head with wild attacks. "It would appear I'm not the only one who could afford to "do better than that."" He attempted to taunt, but in all reality, he was just too angry to focus properly.
This was Will's advantage. Orion was getting annoyed, more angry, less focused, and more determined to kill the wall crawler with his full power. He wasn't thinking rationally, slowly losing his patience and logical thought process, now replaced by a ruthless, irrational individual who was still highly intelligent, but wasn't using it the way he should. "Oh I will be doc. Don't you worry about it. I'm just having a little bit of fun while doing so!" He quipped as he spun on a light pole, continuing to avoid getting struck by Orion's octo arms.
Doc Ock growled in anger and annoyance, trying to get a proper beat on Spider-Man's moves. "STAND STILL SO I CAN KILL YOU PROPERLY!" He screamed out, his patience finally disappearing. He tries to attack him from the sides, from above, even below if he was in the air, but nothing seemed to be working. His strategies weren't working on him.
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Spider-Man: The Greatest Spider-Man
ActionAfter Peter's final battle as the web spinning hero, he had hung up his webs for breaking the one rule he had as a superhero: never kill. after that he hadn't felt worthy of the costume ever again. but when he disappeared for sixteen years, a new bo...
