FLOR SALVAJE || PETER PARKER || SERIES DISCONTINUED

E I G H T

"MR. STARK THIS SUIT IS AMAZING!" Peter Parker was like an overzealous kid as he tried on his new Spider-Man suit. His words were crystal clear and loud even as he dangled off the roof of the training room. The spider web he had made kept him up and he balanced perfectly even as he continued to glide and jump.

Tony smiled softly as he watched the kid filled with wonder and a gentle happiness, "Yeah well that's what I'm known for."

Peter continued to jump through the room, practically flying as not once did he stumble or miss a shot. He was having the time of his life, crawling on the ceiling or actual walls as if they were the ground. Mickey watched in both awe and slight worry the longer he went. Peter was good, he was fast and stealthy, every jump he took was confident and the force he used seemed only minuscule.

She worried over this and then some more as she thought about the previous day.

God she already missed Steve, Sam, and even Bucky. Sharon held even a little heartache as the blonde had walked off and not been seen since. The missing weapons had not yet been uncovered but she had no doubt the time was ticking and there was bound to be some suspicious.

Mickey looked around bored and annoyed, sure Peters excitement was slightly infectious but all she could think of was Steve's team. She wondered where they were and just what was their plan of execution. The brunette pondered this and many more ideas, her craving to be in her true nature was personifying more and more each day. She was like a caged animal now and the days could not have come quicker.

Her eyes diverted from the flying spider man to the  bench beside her where Tony Stark came to sit. He quickly tucked his cell phone into his pocket, tapping the material of his nice pants to make sure it was present before looking towards the brunette. Tony had certainly noticed her change in demeanor lately, he would have been a fool not too. She was observant now, less outspoken then before and he had many ideas as to why that was.

He wasn't a fool, despite the short years he had actually known the teenage girl there was still things he had picked up on quickly. Like for instance now her demeanor was actively low, which was odd for the brunette considering she had seemed to take a liking to the Spider-Man, and yet her eyes barely seemed to watch him now. Tony however decided that maybe it wasn't the right moment to speak to her over it, given all the other needs that required attention perhaps Mickey was feeling overwhelmed.

He leaned back, there was so much he needed to tell her, so much more that she needed to be aware of but the words wouldn't come out. Tony breathed deeply and decided to her again push the conversation back. "I need you to watch him, maybe even train him."

Mickey eyes the flying man and raised an eyebrow, "pretty sure he doesn't need me to train him."

"Yes he does, you've gone up against Barnes and Rogers, give him a few pointers." Tony countered and watched as she have no reaction.