The Spider Family

The Clam(For Now)

Nothing much to say let's get into it.

At Avengers Tower, the atmosphere was tense as the team gathered around a large table strewn with maps and digital devices. They had been searching for the Parker siblings for the past few weeks, but so far, every lead had gone cold. Fury had been unusually quiet, and the team knew they had to keep their discussions under wraps to avoid drawing his attention.

As they continue there on going ongoing search, "Alright, let's review the last known locations," Natasha said, tapping her finger on the map. "We've already checked a few of the known active safe houses and temporary shelters. They could be hiding anywhere, but we need to think strategically."

Clint nodded in agreement. "They're clever kids, especially if they've managed to evade us for this long. We need to consider places they might feel comfortable-any connections they have left here in New York or where else."

Steve leaned back in his chair, concern etched on his face. "We can't afford to lose them in the system. We need to find them before they get caught up in something bigger."

Just then, Tony Stark entered the room, a look of bemusement on his face. "You all look like you're trying to find a needle in a haystack. What's the latest on the Parker siblings?"

Before anyone could answer, Tony continued, "Well, before that, actually I've got some news that might shift the focus a bit. I just found out I got robbed of twenty million dollars from one of my facilities."

The room fell silent as the Avengers processed the information. "Robbed?" Natasha echoed, her eyebrows raising in surprise. "How do you know that?"

"One of the analysts flagged it for me," Tony replied, a hint of admiration in his tone. "They were able to bypass every security measure we had in place. Honestly, I'm more impressed than I am angry. Whoever pulled this off is good."

The team exchanged glances, the implications of Tony's words sinking in. "You're not seriously telling us that you're impressed with the thief?" Sam asked incredulously.

Tony shrugged, a smirk playing on his lips. "What can I say? A heist like that takes skill. But I'd like to know who it was so that we can get our money back. The loss isn't ideal, but I can't help but respect the audacity of it."

"Can you track their movements?" Steve inquired, leaning forward. "If they're capable of pulling off a job like that, they could be a significant threat. We need to know if it's connected to their current whereabouts."

"I wish I could," Tony admitted, running a hand through his hair. "But the way they executed the job was almost flawless. They erased all traces of their presence. I can't get a read on what they did or where they went afterward."

Natasha frowned, her mind racing. "If it's the Parkers, they've likely planned their escape very carefully. We need to consider that their next move might be just as strategic."

"Or it could be the start of something bigger," Clint added, crossing his arms. "We should keep our eyes open for any signs of them or any unusual activity."

The team knew they had to act quickly. Despite Tony's admiration for the heist, the reality of the situation was that the siblings were still on the run, and there was no telling what kind of trouble they could find themselves in.

"Let's regroup and brainstorm potential leads," Steve said decisively. "We need to find them before their situation escalates. We have to protect them, even if they don't see it that way."

As the team began discussing strategies, Tony couldn't shake the feeling he had about the kids. He respected their ingenuity but also recognized the potential for disaster if they continued down this path.