Izuku Midoriya and Ochaco Uraraka were average teenage kids, but one day, a single spider changed their lives.
watch as they try to balance out their social and school lives with their new ones as their alter egos.
Uraraka woke up the next day. Remembering what had happened, she wondered who the Deadly Neighborhood Spider-Man was. The more she thought of him, the more she felt warm and fuzzy. She felt a strong pull towards him, as if she was meant to be with him. "What hell am I thinking!?" She said, banging her head on the wall. "You ok in there sweetie?" She hears her father ask. "Yeah! Im fine." She says. 'What was that? it was as if I was ready to marry someone.' She thought. She then stops and tries to think about Izuku. She gets the same warm fuzzy feeling, only this time she let the emotions overflow her. She then suddenly gets the urge to see him. They both were given time off from school, so she decided to meet him.
She arrived on the rooftop of his apartment, and she climbed down to his apartment. She looks into his window, but she doesn't see him. Disappointed, she calls him. "Hey Izuku, how you doing." She asks, making sure he is ok. "I'm doing ok. My mom and I are about to go into a therapy session." He says. "Ok, I'll talk to you tonight." He then hangs up his call. Feeling lonely, Uraraka decided to take a nap in Izuku's bed for 15 minutes.
6:00 PM
Uraraka put on her suit after having dinner with her parents. She told them she was visiting Izuku as a way to leave. She uses the gadget Spider-Man gave her, to traverse more quicker, although she didn't use it to swing. "Where is he?" She wondered. She continued to stop a break in when she noticed pro heroes. "Oh shoot!" She quickly hides behind the AC on the roof. "Looks like her again." One said, holding the note. "Well, she changed up her tactics. It looks like she has webbing, too." The big one said. 'Are they talking about Spider-Man?' She thought, but then as she poked her head out, the heroes caught a glimpse of her. "Huh? Who there?" They then head on over. Uraraka panicked, her heart racing as the footsteps got closer. But when she saw the heroes right in front of her, they didn't notice. "Sworn I saw something." One said. She was confused. They didn't see her. She then looks at her hands and notices she's invisible.
After the heroes left, Uraraka was freaking out. "I can turn invisible!" She screamed. "Someones excited." A voice said. Her head then had a tingling, and then she felt calm yet desiring. "Hello Spider-Woman." Spider-Man said. "Hey Spidey!" She said, holding out a high five. "Don't call me that." He said, swatting her high five. "So, you can turn invisible, very impressive." He said, looking at her. "By the way, there are two things I need to teach you. How to properly fight and the physics in swinging." He said. "Yeah, could've given me a warning next time." She said, pouty. Spider-Man just looked at her, soulless in his eyes. "I believe a mix of Taekwondo and Capoeire would suit you perfectly." He said. "Uhmm, are those martial art forms?" She said. "Yes, these mainly focus on agility as well powerful kicks, strikes, and sweeping." He says. "Now, get in an even stance. A good fighter must have a strong base, or else they can easily fall." He says, squaring up. "Oh, you're on!" She says
10 minutes later
Uraraka was exhausted. She couldn't land a single hit, and no matter what she could do, she couldn't counter like he could. "Come on, you haven't even landed a good hit." He said. "Yeah, cause you always counter my attacks, I can sense yours as well, but I can't counter them." She said. "Try to do meditation exercises, not just breathing but focus on your surroundings. Every single sound, even the slightest." Spider-Man says. Spider-Woman then focuses, as she then was able to hear all sorts of noise around her. She gets startled at first but then focuses on what was ahead of her. She then attacks Spider-Man, but this time, she was able to correctly counter his attacks. She continues to attack him. "There that its. Continue the flow." He says. The two continue to duel, and then suddenly, they pin themselves to a wall. They both look at eachothers gaze, longing, desiring, wanting. They got closer to each other, about to kiss, but once they were about to remove eachothers masks, they came to their senses. "I think I have to go." Spider-Woman says. "Uh... yeah." Spider-Man says, moving aside. She was about to leave and looks back at him. "See ya around." She then zips here way around the city, clearing her head. Spider-Man looked at her going out. He was amazed, but he then hit himself in the head. "I can't let these feelings get to my head, I need to focus. I have feelings for someone else. But why does she feel so familiar?" Suddenly, he felt a spark inside him, not a spark of emotion or motivation, but of power.
The next evening
Spider-Man was on a roof with Spider-Woman. "Ok, you ready?" He asks. "Yeah." She says nervously. "Just let go of everything, and let yourself fall." He says as he walks onto the side of the building. "Go on, jump." He says. Spider-Woman was nervous, but she let go and jumped. She closed her eyes at first but when she opened them she saw Spider-Man in front of her. "Ok, so just look at your target and shoot out like this." He says, webbing onto a building and swinging away. She does the same but struggles with the swinging. Spider-Man then continues to teach her the mechanics and the physics of swinging. She then gets the hang of it and swings fluidly and acrobaticly.
Both Spiders sat on a rooftop eating takeout Ramen. "Doesn't really look like our work is getting any media." Spider-Woman says. "Well, we haven't done anything big like stop a bank heist. We've only done petty theft." Spider-Man explains. They continue to eat ramen when both of their spidey senses go off. An explosion nearby just went off, and it happened near a construction site. They swing their way over and see a man in a strange outfit pointing gauntlets at a group of construction workers. "Please don't hurt us." One of them said. "Just give me all the equipment you got, and then I'll leave you alone."
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Suddenly, the assailant was webbed up into a cocoon by someone above. "Hey ya, think he'll turn into a butterfly in a week?" Spider-Woman said. "No." Spider-Man said. He then dropped down, checking on the workers. "I'll leave the note." As she was about to place the note, the cocoon exploded open. "Stay out of this, you insects." The man said. "Ok, spiders aren't insects, ok? It's a common misconception." Spider-Woman says. "Enough of this!" Then the man fired giant amounts of shockwaves at them, but fortunately, they moved away. "You're no match for the power of my shockwaves." He said, firing more shock blasts and destroying the construction site. "Wow, I think I'll call you... Shocker!" "I- Wait, that's actually not a bad name." Shocker said. "Either way, I'm taking the equipment." Spider-Man tries to jump him from behind, but Shocker notices him. Shocker blocks Spider-Man from clawing at him, causing the claws to break on contact with his gauntlets. "Do you know how long it took me to make this?" Spider-Man yells. Then, Shocker blasts him into an electric pipe. Shocker then decides to finish, going to a junction box and turning on the power. Then Spider-Man was electrocuted. "AGGHHH!" Spider-Man yelled in pain. "No!" Spider-Woman yelled. She tried to go help him but stopped by Shocker. "There's no saving him." Shocker said, but suddenly he got electrocuted. Behind him was Spider-Man. He looked completely unharmed, except for his suit. "Eye for an Eye." Spider-Man said, as he touched Shockers gauntlets and short circuted them, using electricity. Then Spider-Man continued to give him a bit of electric therapy. "Don't you think you're a little too extreme?" Spider-Woman asks. "I don't kill, I just leave them to tell the tale." He responds. They then swing away to avoid the cops.
"So, I can turn invisible, and you can produce bioelectricity. Nice." Spider-Woman commented. The two spiders sat on a rooftop, overlooking the city. "You ever think we can reveal our identities to each other?" She asks. "I'm not entirely sure, but maybe shortly in the future." Spider-Man states.
