Peter looked around, trying to decide on what would be the best thing to do. He was shrunken in size on top of the Daily Bugle. No idea how he got there and frankly, a little cold.
Peter’s been through enough weird stuff to know it’s not the end of the world, despite how it seems. he’s just gotta figure out what to do. Looking to the front sign overlooking the city, that would be a good place to go to get a vantage point. maybe the villain who shrunk him down was waiting someplace.
“That is if it is a villain,” Peter said to himself. With that, he ran over to the sign. He was satisfied to find that despite his size being gone, his powers were not. He was as fast as ever, which means he’s got the rest. Once at the sign, he tested it and stuck it to the side.
“Climbing like a true spider now.” He chuckled to himself, unable to stop himself with his quips. It didn’t take too long, but eventually, he reached the top. Standing on top of the sign and overlooking New York.
“Now what to do?” Peter said as he went and took a look over the place. “Maybe I could go ahead and get down there on the ground. Nah, it’s New York, they don’t look where they are stepping.”
Looking around, he couldn’t find any sight of any villain, meaning this was getting more confusing.
“Now, what are my options? Go back in there and get hounded by a giant Jameson. He’d probably still want me to get pictures.” He chuckled to himself. “Go through New York to Reed or Pym. Nah, without my web swinger, it would be faster to go home. Meet up with Aunt May and be cradled as her little nephew for the rest of my life. Not that one either.”
He was left thinking when suddenly, someone landed next to you. Looking to the side, it was a common Pigeon. Moving its head rapidly as Peter smiled.
“Not scared of me now huh?” He joked. Suddenly the Pigeon turned to him as Peter could see the bird looking at him with those dopey eyes. Then suddenly, his Spider-Sense went off.
Jumping back, the Pigeon came for him. Going for a peak as Peter was shocked. “Y-You seriously trying to eat me!”
Seems like it was, as the bird-brain chased after him. Trying to peak him with the beak as Peter jumped back.
“Come on Bird-Brain, lay off!” The Spider changed his plan, running up and hitting the bird. A powerful hit, knocking the bird back as he smirked. “That certainly ruffled your feathers.”
He thought it would see that it was beaten and fly off, but instead, it flapped its wings, and jumped straight to him! Peter realized he was in a really big fight!
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Down below the people of New York were just having their day, walking along the street. Some noticed the cry of a bird, but many didn’t really care, and just kept walking.
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As for Peter, he was thrown off the roof, landing down on the side of a window to the Bugle. Looking inside and seeing Betty working at her desk. If she looked outside, she would see Peter hanging to the side.
Peter couldn’t try to get her to look when suddenly the bird came in. Flying down and still trying to get him. Peter had to jump further down, sticking to a lower floor.
“Geez Bird-Brain, you are even more persistent than Vulture! About the same IQ though.”
The Pigeon squawked as it came down for him again. Peter frowned as suddenly he jumped, and launched a kick into the bird, knowing it up.
“What’s that Pigeon doing?” Peter heard. His eyes are wide as he looked down at some spectators.
The pigeon, almost realizing it wasn’t going to win and didn’t want the attention just flew off. Peter breathed a sigh of relief, seeing that his problem was gone. The people of New York continued their walking as Peter looked up.
It would be like climbing a skyscraper, just climbing a few floors back to the roof. Going back up one though, he arrived at the window where Betty was. He moved around and banged on the glass, trying to get the woman to notice her.
“Come on, shrunken hunk right here!” He pounded. She didn’t hear him though. In fact, the opposite, as the woman stood tall and just left him! Going through the building as Peter lost that chance.
But as it turns out, a better one was coming. Looking down, he saw a woman down the street.
“I recognize that red anywhere.” The man wore the largest smile on his face as he quickly climbed down.
It was MJ! Aka, Mary-jane Watson. God friend to Peter, previous girlfriend, and one of the few people in his life that knew he was Spiderman. She was such a beauty, Peter would have been an idiot to dump her... so she dumped him.
“Oh, you are a lifesaver MJ.” He said as he went climbing down. If he gets MJ’s attention, she will defiantly give him some help. That was his plan at the very least, but that quickly changed when he saw how fast she walking. Of course it was casual to her, but to the shrunken man it was so much faster!
Acting real quick, he took a leap of faith off the building. Taking the jump as he leaped off the building and started to free-fall his way down. Aiming for the bright red hair of his friend.
Whether Peter will get her attention or not wasn’t the biggest part. It was just staying with her. She had a short brown jacket on her body and tight blue jeans. At the bottom was a pair of Black Uggs. He aimed his body the best he can.
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