Into the Particle Accelerator.

I escaped Kraven and glided across the river to reach the Emily-May Foundation with the serum. After Peter and Harry decided to stabilize the formula using a particle accelerator, a technical failure forced Peter to crawl inside the machine where I successfully aligned the magnets despite the lethal beams, though the symbiote reacted violently to the noise.

I started swinging towards the Emily-May Foundation after escaping Kraven from the church. My primary goal was to take the serum to Harry before time ran out for Connors treatment.

I was on the other side of the river, so I had to pass a bridge to reach the city center. I was floating over the bridge using the web-wings, catching wind currents to maintain my speed.

On my way, I noticed something glowing on top of a tall building. I went there and found a hidden Spider Woman Spider-Bot, which I collected before continuing my urgent mission to the foundation.

I reached the foundation and found Harry at a desk looking at Dr. Connors' data. As he was walking to Harry, Peter's symbiote began reacting and banishing itself in a very cool but unsettling visual display.

Peter gave the serum to Harry, who let Peter put it into the test box himself. I had to analyze the serum's molecular structure to understand exactly what it was made of.

Peter mentioned that beaming a few electrons into the serum would stabilize it. Both of them remembered they had a particle accelerator in the building that could be used for that exact purpose.

They were hopeful it would work, but a pressure change popped an inner section out of alignment. Since there was no way to fix it remotely, Peter decided to go inside the machine.

Harry was not so sure about the plan, but Peter was determined to help on this. He went inside the accelerator and started crawling ahead through the narrow, high-tech pipeline.

I was crawling up the accelerator walls when I had to realign the tunnel. The beam was dangerously electric, so I had to use a magnet to pull the components into place.

If I could not stabilize the beam, it would destroy the serum entirely. I had to stabilize two sets of magnets and then crawl faster, dodging the beam so I would not go boom.

Peter got out of the pipeline in one piece, but right when they were trying a high-five, a heavy metal noise occurred. The high-frequency sound messed up with the symbiote, causing Peter visible pain.

Harry understood it was the noise from the machine affecting Peter. He turned off the particle accelerator real fast and went back to check on Peter to ensure he was okay.