Spider Shinobi

introduction

"Why is my life unfair? Why is my luck cursed, always getting me into problems that seem to have no solution?"

This was one of the questions a boy, around seven or eight years old, was asking himself as he sat in what was known as the Ninja Academy.

The boy was wearing a black mask with large, intimidating white lenses.

Beneath the mask, he had soft brown hair tinged with darkness, and his eyes were a blend of brown and red, with pale skin resulting from years of wearing the mask, preventing his face from ever being touched by the sun.

He wore a tight, long-sleeved black shirt, black gloves, black tube pants, and black shinobi sandals.

You may wonder why a boy of this age would be asking such questions while the teacher was giving a lecture on history, which the boy thought was incredibly stupid.

From his understanding, there was a war nearing its end outside, and he was certain that a history lesson about the First Hokage wouldn't help him in any way out there.

Simply put, this boy wasn't even from this world. In reality, he wasn't even from this reality, and he was certain of that.

This was because his reality was tied to him, as he was the center of the web of life and destiny, the center of his own multiverse.

Not everyone might know the extent of his responsibility, except for the totems, but everyone knew who he was-or at least the man behind the mask.

He was Spider-Man, and his civilian identity was Peter Parker from Earth-616.

How he got here, even he didn't know. He had taken a short nap after a long patrol and dealing with a little cat, and when he woke up, he found himself being reborn as a newborn baby.

The shock was overwhelming. Sadly, he was just a small child, and all he could do was cry.

It certainly wasn't great, as for most of the first two years of his new life, he would wake up for only two to four hours, spending the rest of the time asleep.

After being analyzed by the doctor, and following several conclusions, it was found that he had immense knowledge, and his neural network couldn't handle the overload and mental energy consumption.

That's why he slept most of the time. But as soon as he entered his third year, he found his brain had adapted to his intellectual level, thanks to the shinobi body's flexibility and the inner energy known as chakra.

He was also lucky to understand Japanese, the language spoken by everyone in this world, thanks to his years of experience as Spider-Man with foreigners, mastering several languages, including Japanese.

At first, he didn't believe it and found it difficult to accept things, but as the years passed, he began to accept it gradually, especially since he now had a sister on his father's side, someone he grew to love deeply, having the chance to do so in contrast to his relationship with his sister Teresa.

Though she constantly complained that she wanted to see his face, which was covered by a black version of his red Spider-Man mask, because she no longer remembered his face, as he had covered it since he was two years old.

The reason was simple: women found him too cute, and whenever he was outside, he ended up with sore cheeks from their pinches.

You might ask why he wore it even at home. That was because he wasn't safe from his stepmother, who also saw him as a cute doll.

Speaking of which, he lived with his father, his father's first wife, and his younger sister, who was the same age, separated only by a week.

His mother had given birth to him after a small adventure with his father, but she died after childbirth.

His father couldn't bear to leave his blood in an orphanage, and he confessed everything to his wife.

The woman was hesitant at first to accept him, but after seeing him, she relented and decided to raise him as her own. In fact, they still hadn't told him he wasn't her son, and though he knew it, he was happy she played the role of a mother as if he were her flesh and blood.

He was happy to feel a mother's and father's love, though he had considered Uncle Ben and Aunt May his family in his previous life as Parker, but he had missed that feeling.

The feeling of having real parents, though he admitted that May and Ben were the best mother and father figure one could have, he always felt a slight detachment from them.

He loved his new mother, even if she wasn't his mother, loved his new father, and loved his younger sister Kurenai Yuhi, which was also his new last name, though he still kept his previous name, "Peter."

It felt strange, but he didn't comment on it. He saw a blond boy with blue eyes call him Japanese, which contradicted the typical Japanese appearance.

Peter Yuhi, formerly Peter Parker, was lost in his fantasies and thoughts until his spider sense alerted him to danger, and he caught the chalk aimed at his head.

"Yuhi-san, please pay attention to the lesson," the teacher spoke, scolding the young boy.

Peter sighed, nodding, "Yes, yes, Sensei."

The teacher continued explaining history while Peter returned to his thoughts.

He found that some of his spider abilities remained, like his spider sense, his ability to talk to spiders, his fangs, and his superhuman strength, though the latter was still developing due to his young age.

On the other hand, he had lost some abilities, like sticking to walls, flexibility, and naturally creating webbing.

But he didn't mind, as long as he had his spider sense. Everything could be compensated for with chakra, the spiritual and physical energy possessed by every shinobi.

Peter was about to continue his internal monologue when the teacher clapped to gain attention. "Alright, children, we're done for today. We'll meet again tomorrow."

Peter grabbed his small notebook and left with the rest of the class. "I think I'll return to my little session to try forming my elemental affinity."

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Ok for your information in the next chapter I will move directly to the teams and the fastest events maybe in the fourth or fifth chapter we will reach war 3 from there we go

Because the story starts in earnest in War 3 I'm just clarifying some things in the initial chapters but they are also important to understand.