Trips to Stark Industries

Glitter? | Part Three

The week passed quickly, and then it was the day of the field trip. Luckily, the teacher had decided to have everyone get there on their own, as it would save the school money. Because of that, Peter was able to sleep in later than normal.

However, it seemed that he slept in a little bit too late. Peter opened his eyes, looking over at the clock next to his bed. "Shoot!" He yelled. It was already 8, and that meant that he would have barely 10 minutes to get dressed and have breakfast.

After he got dressed, he snagged an green apple from the kitchen, shouting a quick goodbye to Steve, who was cooking breakfast for the rest of the Avengers, and ran into the elevator, eating the apple on the ride down.

Peter arrived just in time, sitting down on one of the couches in the lobby. People from his class started trickling in for the next couple minutes, until everyone, including Ms. Warren, was there.

Ms. Warren walked up to the front desk to tell them that everyone was there, and then the receptionist called for our tour guide.

- I'm running out of names for time skips -

After the tour guide, Cindy, gave the opening spiel, she started to pass out the security badges to the class.

"So, these are your security badges. They are level Omega 1, the lowest, and they will expire after you leave the premises. There are 3 main levels of security badges; Omega, Beta, and Alpha. Each level has 3 subsections; 1, 2, and 3, with 3 being the highest. Omega 1, like you have, is only for tours. Omega 2 is for the press, and Omega 3 is for the lowest level interns."

"Beta 1 is for regular interns, Beta 2 is for higher level and personal interns, and Beta 3 is for regular staff."

"Alpha 1 is for staff on the top 40 floors of the tower, Alpha 2 is for the Avengers who don't live here but visit often, and Alpha 3 is for all of the Avengers that live in the tower."

"After that is the very highest level. It doesn't require a pass, and only 3 people have it. Mr. Stark, Ms. Potts, and one unknown person."

Shoot. He was that unknown person.