Harry Osborn flew into the abandoned warehouse where Doctor Octopus had just left moments ago. 'Peter will pay!' he thought angrily, 'He tried to kill me! My father was right; he's a backstabber-a traitor!' He looked around and couldn't find Otto.
"Otto! Where the hell are you?"
There was a loud, metal clank as Dr. Octopus entered the room.
"Did you start yet?"
"Harry, I can't create the clone if you don't even have a sample for me. Even a strand of hair will do."
"Hell! You're supposed to be one of the greatest minds on this earth; do you really need a sample? Couldn't you just make one out of thin air?!?"
Otto's eyes hardened, and one of his tentacles grabbed Harry's wrist.
"Look, you stupid bastard. I AM one of the greatest minds on this earth, but even the greatest scientists need materials-and if they don't have their materials, they can't start!!!!" he screamed.
"Fine! Let me go!" screamed a furious Harry as Otto complied. 'Asshole' he thought. He walked towards his floating glider.
"Do you even know where Parker is, Osborn?" asked Otto.
"No, but I have a hunch," he said as he landed on his glider and flew away.
"Yes, he'll pay dearly," whispered Dr. Octopus as his metal limbs flailed around him. He sneered and turned away.
"Otto! Where the hell are you?"
There was a loud, metal clank as Dr. Octopus entered the room.
"Did you start yet?"
"Harry, I can't create the clone if you don't even have a sample for me. Even a strand of hair will do."
"Hell! You're supposed to be one of the greatest minds on this earth; do you really need a sample? Couldn't you just make one out of thin air?!?"
Otto's eyes hardened, and one of his tentacles grabbed Harry's wrist.
"Look, you stupid bastard. I AM one of the greatest minds on this earth, but even the greatest scientists need materials-and if they don't have their materials, they can't start!!!!" he screamed.
"Fine! Let me go!" screamed a furious Harry as Otto complied. 'Asshole' he thought. He walked towards his floating glider.
"Do you even know where Parker is, Osborn?" asked Otto.
"No, but I have a hunch," he said as he landed on his glider and flew away.
"Yes, he'll pay dearly," whispered Dr. Octopus as his metal limbs flailed around him. He sneered and turned away.
