Peter Parker Stories

Lost Once, Not Again(4)

"Good to see you too Wong." He humorously said before turning back to Peter.
"Should we bring everybody back now?" Peter quickly shook his head.
"Sorry, but if Aunt May were to walk in to a gathering of 30 heroes thought to be dead, she would freak out, and then I would freak out. I'm pretty sure my apartments too small anyways." Dr Strange nodded in understanding before speaking again.
"Do you know anywhere that may be suitable to go?" Peter nodded.
"Yeah, but it might be a bit difficult. I think I can get us to a warehouse that the Outriders and possibly even the Black Order don't know about!" Peter gave a bright grin to the two sorcerors.
"That's great, but how are we going to-" Wong was cut off as Peter started to conjure a portal to the warehouse that he had previously been talking about.
"How did you do that?" Dr Strange asked in slight shock. Peter just held up his two fingers on his left hand, showing a familiar ring.

Peter had realised, within a couple weeks of learning magic, that he was missing a key element to portals from Stephen Strange and Wongs teachings. A sling ring.
One night, he snuck out of the house, wary of the Outriders patrolling the street, and snuck back to the abandoned building that his Aunt took him to.
He quietly walked into the room and looked for one of the sorcerors displays, and found Stephen Strange's display.
He caught sight of what he needed and quickly grabbed it while shouting out to Mr Lee that he needed to borrow something.
"Go for it kid. I het the feeling you'll need it." He heard back before slipping the ring on and getting back home before his Aunt found out.
She had already nearly found him sneaking out to an old abandoned building, he didn't need her to find out now.
When he got home, he quietly shut his bed room door and grabbed Stephen Strange and Wongs glass balls, and quickly held them close to his necklace.
He watched as the two created portals and especially kept a close eye on Stephen Strange as he learnt how to create them.
He also tried not to laugh as he saw him be left on a large snowy mountain in the middle of nowhere. The ancient one was funny.
He soon stood up and got into the same stance that he had watched many times.
He breathed in and out, clearing his mind and 'surrendering' himself as he put all his focus on conjuring the portal.
Soon enough, he heard and saw the orange sparks come to life in mid air, making the beginnings of the portal. As it began spiralling, he started to see a circular shape leading to the warehouse he had been using for training.
Eventually, he saw through the perfect circle, and stepped into the abandoned building that he had grown accustomed to.
He grinned widely, knowing that now he wouldn't have to try and sneak past Aunt May much anymore.

"So you know how to use our magic? How? I thought there weren't any wizards left to teach people." Peter rubbed the back of his neck.
"Well, as weird as it sounds, it was actually you two who taught me. Here let me show you!" Peter ran over to the glass ball with Peter Quill on it and held it up to his necklace with his back still turned to them.
Once the image came to life, he turned and walked over to them, as they looked at the glass ball in wonder.
"This is... I don't even know. So you've been training yourself by watching us in our past?" Wong questioned, eyes still trained on the ball.
"Yeah, for the past nine months actually." Peter put the glass ball back as the image faded out and then grabbed the box and stepped through the portal, the two sorcerors following close behind.
He looked around the old building he had been using to train for the past while.
There were scorch marks on some of the walls from where he had accidently fired some of the circular shield things that he had seen Dr Strange use.
There were also punching bags strewn across the floor which he may or may not of punched or kicked to hard.
There were some mats where he had practiced fighting as well as some guns that he had learnt how to use in case of emergency.
But the most prominent part of the area was his workstation. It was covered in scraps of metal and chemicals as well as some schematics for his spare suits.
Some would say it was dangerous to keep them here, but he would say it's dangerous to keep them at his home. Out Here, it was unlikely anyone would come by, whereas back home, there was a high possibility that anyone could break in.
He put down the box beside the sorcerors and walked over and turned everything off, hiding everything away just like he had done in his room earlier.
"Peter!" He felt and heard metal jump onto his chest and he fell backwards laughing at his A.I Karens sudden attack.
"What happened to your Peter Tingle?" She teased while Honey also came chirping over and nestling into Peters hair.
"Its called my Spidey-sense Karen!" He stood up as Karen stayed seated on his shoulder, whereas Honey stayed on his head for a change.
He normally kept them at his house but last night he had needed to leave them here because he had to rush home after realising that his Aunt had sent him a text saying that she had left work early.
Peter turned to Wong and Dr Strange, who were standing by the box of glass balls.
"Peter, who are they?" Karen narrowed her eyes, blue light becoming more concentrated. Honey also chipped, curious.
"This is Dr Strange and Wong. They are sorcerors." Peter gestured to the metal cat and hummingbird that rested on his shoulder and head.
"This is Karen and Honey. They are my A.I's." He walked forward and grabbed the box of glass balls that rested on the floor.
"So, what's the plan? All at once or-" Wong started before Peter just threw the entire contents of the box into the middle of the empty room.
"Well, that's certainly one way to do it." Dr Strange said dryly as he gave Peter a look. Peter gave him a sheepish smile, but they all turned as they saw all the shards start to form human/ alien shapes.
Peter watched in wonder as the heroes that he had been learning from came to life right in front of his eyes.
All of them were wearing a suit of some sort, though some of them, like Tony Stark and James Rhodes, wore an actual suit, not their hero suits.
Once everyone had formed, they all looked around in confusion.
"Stark." Came the familiar voice of Dr Strange beside him.
"Strange." Came the reply from Tony Stark. The billionaire walked up to the sorcerer.
"What. Did. You. Do." Tony questioned angrily, getting right into Dr Strange' s face. Dr Strange left a pause.
"What had to be done."

Yay! Finally, an update! Sorry it took so long to write but I hope it was worth the wait. Anyways, I hope you enjoyed!

Until the next update.
Later xxx