fracturedweb
Peter Parker was four years old when HYDRA took him.
They didn't know what he would become. He was just a child, another name in a file, another experiment waiting to happen.
For thirteen years, they watched him grow behind reinforced glass.
They studied his body. His mind. His instincts.
Then came the spider.
What should have been a mutation became something far more dangerous when HYDRA began altering Peter's biology, pushing the arachnid DNA further than nature ever intended.
Peter stopped behaving like a normal human being.
He sleeps on ceilings.
He builds nests in the dark.
He can feel footsteps through walls.
He watches without blinking.
He hunts without making a sound.
And the worst part?
Peter doesn't think there's anything wrong with him.
To HYDRA, he's their greatest biological achievement.
To Peter, they're the only family he's ever known.
But when their experiment finally escapes containment, the Avengers are on the hunt, expecting to find a HYDRA weapon.
Instead, they find a seventeen-year-old boy.
A boy who doesn't know what freedom is.
A boy who doesn't know what kindness feels like.
A boy who has spent thirteen years being watched.
And now that he's free...
he's watching back.