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But I noticed with me he tries to show a softer side of him. While we waited for the movie to start, we debated over whether Venom is actually a hero or more of an anti-hero. I argued that his character’s complexity and inner conflict make him more relatable and interesting. Mich pointed out that while Venom's methods are questionable, his intentions often lean towards doing good, albeit in his own chaotic way. We also discussed the new casting choices and storyline possibilities, each of us having our theories about what would unfold in this sequel. Mich was particularly excited about scenes rumored to showcase some epic action sequences and impressive special effects.

Lila jumped out and raced after him but he was too fast. Fortunately, they got to an end path where it was blocked and the stranger grinned. "F*ck!" He cussed as he covered his face with his hoodie. "Who are you, show yourself!" Lila demanded as she breath heavily due to her pace. "You got me!" The stranger muttered as he turned back making Lila brows furrowed. The voice is familiar. The stranger removed the hoodie from his face revealing.... Venom!!! ★ GODFATHER ALEJANDRO'S SUITE*

"I have to hack the console." She ran to a panel on the wall. A mini-game popped up on her screen—a complex puzzle of matching symbols and rerouting power flow. "Cover me," Jinx said. "Spiders incoming." From the ceiling vents, mechanical spiders dropped down. They were small, fast, and exploded on contact. "I hate spiders!" Tank roared. He deployed his Riot Shield, creating a dome of blue energy around Jinx. The spiders swarmed the shield, exploding in puffs of green smoke. Boom. Boom. Boom.

It was almost like she was waiting for him to throw tantrum so she could trash his ass. Venom wasn't ready to lose to a little girl, He would rather die than see that happen. He decided to pull out his A-game. He was vast in poison and no matter how cunning Jade was, there was no way she would fight against him, if he gets her poisoned. She could fight against him and probably win but there was no way she would fight against herself.

Three days later, Raven found herself deeper in Diamondback territory than ever before, sitting across from Venom in his private office above the Black Fang. The room was a study in controlled menace—expensive furniture mixed with obvious displays of wealth and power. Stacks of cash sat openly on side tables, and she could see the outline of at least three different weapons within easy reach of his chair. "Your first assignment went well," Venom said, pouring himself a glass of aged whiskey. He didn't offer her one, which she took as both an insult and a test. "Snake was impressed with your composure under pressure."

Vincenzo Dante Volvok: The day started as peacefully as a mobster’s life could—emails, vodka, and occasionally wondering why I hadn’t burned my enemies to ash yet. I decided to work from my study, avoiding the circus that is the office. My peace was interrupted, however, by the thought of Venom. Venom. My ever-reliable right-hand man had asked for one day off. Reasonable. What wasn’t reasonable? The fact that one day turned into three, without so much as a call, text, or smoke signal.

As the hissing of her Mambas gets closer, I ignore them and pretend to focus my gaze on Ryan and her bitch instead. "I have seen my scapegoat," I said with a smirk. Just then, the venom woman dived at me, and I slowly stepped aside, which made one of her Mambas whoosh past my face. I didn't let them regain their stances when I removed two arrows and shot them in the same motion. It hit one of the Mambas, pinned it to the ground, and I watched as it burned to ashes. The venom woman yelled in a rage, then hurdled at me, this time with her long claw. She snarled, her bloody teeth, which looked like a fang, revealed in the process, and her claws aiming for my face.

Cory turned her attention to Mirrors while Titan was trying to cut Venom free. Hayden’s wolf snarled as it paced the room, agitated, looking for the old woman. He heard a high-pitched snicker as she reappeared, riding the vines as more of them shot through the window. The living room was becoming a maze of vines. The vines sprouted thorns just as Venom was released from their clutches. Venom gasped at the sight of the thorns. “Those thorns are poisonous! Don’t let them prick you!” Shouted Venom as he ducked under several thorny vines heading his way.