Friendly Neighborhood Trans Spider-Man

Getting Settled In

Peter has so many questions.

"Where will I be staying? Where do the Avengers live? How does Jarvis work? Who lives here?"

When Peter pauses to take a gasping breath, Tony smiles.

"You will be staying on the 84th floor. Most of the Avengers live here, including Natasha, Steve, Wanda, Bruce, and of course Pepper and me. And I can't tell you how he works. A magician never gives away his secrets."

Peter nods. He racks his brain for any more questions when a thought hits him. "Wait, I'll have my own floor?"

"Yeah," Tony says, "each of us have our own floor."

"Okay." Peter's voice cracks and he clears his throat. "Thank you, Mr. Stark. I really appreciate it."

"No problem kid. Anyway, why don't you head on up and get ready for dinner." Tony tilts his head to the ceiling. "Jarvis, introduce Peter to his floor."

"Yes, Master Stark."

Tony nods his head toward the elevator. "Go on, kid."

Peter jumps to his feet. He grabs the handle on his suitcase and walks nervously to the elevator, stepping in when the doors open. The ride is short because there are only two floors to climb. The elevator dings and opens to reveal the 84th floor. Peter takes a couple of steps forward.

The room he walks into is similar to the one on the 82nd floor, but smaller. The walls are a light blue. There is only one couch and one table, but they point to a regular sized tv on the wall. On his left there is a dark blue door. Peter opens it to see a bedroom with a king-sized bed and a dresser on the left wall. The comforter on the bed is decorated with his Spider-Man symbol, and Peter smiles. He sets his Captain America themed suitcase next to the bed.

He returns to the living room to explore the room opposite the bedroom. It is a huge bathroom with a shower and a seperate bath, with of course a sink in a counter and toilet. Peter openly gawks at the bathroom before backing up slowly and closing the door. It is the biggest bathroom he has ever seen.

He makes his way back to the bedroom and throws himself onto the bed.It is unsurprisingly comfortable. He stares up at the ceiling fan as he takes it all in.

Peter notices there are hooks on the walls above his head. He sees a note attached to one of the hooks. His curiosity is raging as he stands on his bed. If he stretches, he can almost reach the hook. He glances around the room as the answer to the situation comes to him.

Peter kicks his shoes off and steps to the ground. He makes his way to the wall closest to him with a mischievous smile. He leaps onto the wall, climbing with his fingers and toes. He reaches the ceiling easily and hangs from it with his feet. Peter reaches for the note on the hook and turns it so he can read it. It says:

For your web. -Tony

P.S. you can hang up blankets if you don't have your web shooters.

Peter's smile grows as he drops the note to the ground. He touches the web shooters on his wrist and starts shooting to and from the hooks. When he is done, he has created a hammock/web as another floor to the room. He shoots out another string of web to the Spider-Man blanket on his bed. He pulls the blanket onto the big web and settles in.

Peter's eyes start to drift closed. He is wrapped in warmth and rocking slightly. Without a second thought, he falls easily asleep.

"Mr. Parker," Jarvis' voice announces politely from the speakers near Peter's head. "Wake up Mr. Parker."