Man, that's gotta be chaotic. I've met both of them here, they seem pretty cool. Not what I expected superheroes to be, but that's growing up on cartoons for ya. [Grin.]
[Peter huffs a little in amusement at that, loosening up a bit further.] Chaotic is, right honestly. Superheroes always kinda make stuff chaotic, but cool.
[The fact he's a bit of a superhero fanboy starts to become obvious as he continues.]
The first big alien invasion was stopped by the Avengers, which was Iron Man, Captain America, whose here too- and Black Widow, Hawkeye, Thor and Hulk. I was like, maybe eleven when all of that happened.
Hmm. [They coulda done with some superheroes for their own invasion. The guys were more than up to scratch, but maybe they wouldn't have got so hurt.] Why is he called Iron Man when that suit is absolutely not iron?
Oh, and who came first? Black Widow or Spider-Man? [Sounds like a copyright issue, man.
...did he mean Thor as in the Norse god? Nah, probably just someone riffing on the name.]
I think he made his original suit out of iron. He was like held captive in a cave by a terrorist cell since they wanted him to make them weaponry. [Perfectly normal thing to drop in a conversation.]
Technically Black Widow, but I think Spider-Man is pretty cool. Black Widow is like a super spy, and I'd rather not like offend her or anything.
Oh- uh, no, sorry. [Immediately apologetic.] It's just kind of like that-? A lot of times, but not everything is bad. I mean. Norse gods are real, and kind of cute. At least Thor is?
Were they-? [Unfortunately for April, Peter was not at the party this took place at.] ...Did Mr. Stark tell you that? He knows Thor. I really don't. I've seen him on TV before though.
Thor seems really cool, my only beef with him is how he changed physics classes with his hammer. [He feels like if anyone is going to get the pain of high school suffering, its April.]
The whole physics class I was in had to get rewritten like four times to account for his hammer, and how it works. I had to re-do assignments, it was terrible.
I call bullshit. No way normal non-God scientists could get a bead on how stuff like that would work. Like, isn't his hammer unliftable unless someone's worthy? How does that get judged, scientifically?
It counted enough, so much of the class had to be re-tooled. It stopped be like fun after I realized it was going to keep changing.
It's even worse, since Thor and Loki are technically sort of aliens? They live in a completely different planet. They have their own planet that doesn't even adhere to earth's standards.
Like that will ever happen, Asgard is like- way out there. [Peter is absolutely unaware asgard probably blew up at some point. MCU too much of a tangled web.]
That's not including we had to like- retake an entire semester after I came back from the snap. I did finals already and passed! Yet, they made me retake it! [Time for some normal-ish teen problems.]
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[Superheroes, huh.]
...by any chance, does your New York have a spider guy and some older dude in a nanotech suit?
[lol]
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[Play it cool, Peter.]
Yeah, Iron man and Spider-Man. There are a lot of other superheroes too.
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[The fact he's a bit of a superhero fanboy starts to become obvious as he continues.]
The first big alien invasion was stopped by the Avengers, which was Iron Man, Captain America, whose here too- and Black Widow, Hawkeye, Thor and Hulk. I was like, maybe eleven when all of that happened.
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Oh, and who came first? Black Widow or Spider-Man? [Sounds like a copyright issue, man.
...did he mean Thor as in the Norse god? Nah, probably just someone riffing on the name.]
cw: terrorism mention (I guess??), captivity
Technically Black Widow, but I think Spider-Man is pretty cool. Black Widow is like a super spy, and I'd rather not like offend her or anything.
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Should I just stop asking questions about where you're from, or...
[YOUR HOME IS FULL OF MINEFIELDS]
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Apparently he tried lifting it with his power armour and everything. Cheating! But yeah, he told me Loki was here, so we talked about Thor a bit.
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The whole physics class I was in had to get rewritten like four times to account for his hammer, and how it works. I had to re-do assignments, it was terrible.
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The guy's literally a Norse God, right? Do physics even apply to him?
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It's even worse, since Thor and Loki are technically sort of aliens? They live in a completely different planet. They have their own planet that doesn't even adhere to earth's standards.
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Then that's really dumb. Man, get a prof from the alien planet to come down and teach, that way he's at least teaching you in the right ballpark.
[Because that's totally logical. But it's more logical than trying to teach physics around something that says fuck your physics, what even.]
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That's not including we had to like- retake an entire semester after I came back from the snap. I did finals already and passed! Yet, they made me retake it! [Time for some normal-ish teen problems.]
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What's the snap? [Like a cold snap, right? Right?]
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Lost five years of my life, as did half the universe. Its a whole thing, I have no idea if you even want to get into that.
[He is giving April an out.]
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[Sorry, Peter, her reaction is very much a blue-screen. A whole universe? She is, for once, struck speechless.
For a few seconds.]
...supervillain...thing? [It's all she's got.]
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This boy's world has PROBLEMS.
Peter at least seems apologetic for dropping that on her.]
Yeah, supervillain thing. The guy was a jerk.
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Damn, son. Yeah, I think coming back to our New York is just the sane option at this point, even if you weren't...uh. [YOU KNOW.]
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Peter gives a slight laugh at that, just shrugging a little bit. He stays leaned against the kitchen island's countertop edge.]
Yeah, I- I know your version of New York has its own stuff happening, but marginally less destruction? Mildly feels like the best way to describe it.
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But you know, we make a good team. I kinda hope that counts for something in keeping us all safe.
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