It's Harry and Mirabel's sixth year at Hogwarts and it's the tenses one yet. Harry's struggling to keep a secret safe scared what would happen if he shared it to his friends while also ready to fight tooth and nail to protect his Prima from Voldemort's grasp. Mirabel's struggling to help her friends as Neville doubts himself and his abilities more and more and as Draco drifts away from her even as she tries to help him. With year sixth on the way and tensions rising all over the wizarding war everyone are looking to Harry and Mirabel to step up and be the leaders that the magical world need to make sure it doesn't crumble they need to hold the weight of the world on their shoulders. But why does the world rely on a couple of kids?

Lately, Peter has noticed he has gotten closer to his mentor Tony Stark. And that scares him beyond belief. Every time he gets close to someone he sees as family, they die. This time, Peter is determined to break that unforgiving cycle by distancing himself entirely. He can't lose another person. What he doesn't take into account is that the cycle might try to take Tony away regardless. --- Peter is ignoring Tony, then watches in horror as Iron Man falls from the sky.

"What's on your mind?" Tony finally inquires. Peter continues to stare out the window for a few moments, then sighs. "Do you ever wish you could see the stars? I mean really see them. Without the light pollution and the smog. I see those pictures all the time of the milky way that just looks like, like a giant cloud of stars across the sky. I wanna see stars like that someday." -On a cold, winter night, Peter realizes dejectedly that he's never seen truly bright stars. Tony plans a special gift for the kid while also preparing an unforgettable night to celebrate Hanukkah and Christmas with their friends and family.

The Avengers spend a late Halloween night watching BuzzFeed Unsolved, exchanging in the usual banter, until their fun is interrupted by a series of alarms. F.R.I.D.A.Y., however, doesn't know why the alarms went off in the first place. With every spooky adventure comes poor decision, theirs being the choice to split up into groups to find what could have triggered the security system. Team Tony, Team Steve, and Team Natasha explore an eerie, empty Avenger's Tower in the middle of the night in hopes of solving this mystery.

The workshop is dead silent. There's no music blasting, no tools hammering, no sparks flying, and certainly no talking. Tony and Peter sit at their respective workbenches in silence. Peter is upset but won't tell Tony why. Of course, they devolve into a full blown argument.

Mirabel has never been happier or more confident in her entire life. She has her papi back out of the walls, she has a new Primo in Harry, and she has never felt more accepted in her family than now. Everything was perfect in the Encanto, but things haven't been so perfect on the outside. In England the Ministry of Magic has turned against them both and despite what they're saying nothing is fine. Things aren't much better at Hogwarts where teachers are at risk of being fired and the only one who isn't is a stupid Prima Donna that is making her Prima's name feel bad on her tongue. The wizarding world is splitting apart at the seams and it's never been more divided than it has now. War is on horizon and since the ministry Isn't going to prepare for it Harry and Mirabel will and they need to start by making a army. And luckily for them they're surrounded by people who are willing to put up a good fight.

Now out from under the control of Aunt May, Peter doesn't know what to do with his newfound freedom. His instincts tell him to completely throw himself into the role of Spider-Man, but his newly adopted parents, Tony and Pepper Stark, want to gently guide him into living a normal teenage life. Will Peter learn that there is more to life than Spider-Man? Or will one man's obsession for revenge show Nor that Peter Parker died long ago? [Book 2 in The Broken Nor Series] [NOT A STAND ALONE] [See 1st Book: Always Silent, Peter Darling]

An ordinary accident leaves Peter Parker an orphan once again. The worst part was nothing could have prevented it, Aunt May was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. Little did Peter know that he had a godfather, and Peter was very shocked to find Tony FREAKING Stark, of all people, was filling out his adoption paper. Even more so to find out Tony already knew he was the web slinging Spider-Man... though that still only left one problem. Tony had no idea Peter was a wizard. OR Peter's just the average student wizard who loses his last remaining family member. Oddly enough his #1 no-maj idol turns out to be his godfather and soon circumstances bring him to Hogwarts along with the bizarre twist of fate that lead his name being placed in the goblet of fire. Outrage rang out through the schools as not one, but two underage wizards were picked to represent Hogwarts in the Triwizard Tournaments. Peter never expected to be held in the lime light next to the famous 'Boy Who Lived.' Tony was only just getting used to the fact that his adopted spider-son was a wizard, now he had new worries for the kid as he participated in the deadly challenges of the tournament.

*Sequel to The Boy Born From the Sea* -- "Agent Jackson, it's been a while since you came here." "Yeah, I've been... busy." "So I've heard. Seems like it's been a trying time for you. Well... Are you ready for your session?" Percy leaned back in his chair, looking up at the smooth white ceiling above him. "What do I even say?" "Anything. Everything. Whatever you feel like I need to hear at this very moment. Whatever you feel *you* need to hear."

A series of angst/whump oneshots with Peter Parker, includes Iron Dad, Peter/MJ, and more! ⚠️ TRIGGER WARNING: some prompts discuss death and/or self-harm - Many of the prompts take place in an alternate universe where Tony survives Endgame - I take prompt requests