The End of Spider-Man

Peter Parker is pretty much just your average everyday teenager.

Well...

Your average everyday superhuman genius vigilante teenager, that is.

Or... he'll be a teenager in a few months, so close enough, right?

Nope.

Dead wrong.

When Peter ends up getting mixed in with The Avengers, he knows he's totally out of his league, but when one of them wants to be his friend, another thinks he's a menace to society, a third is blackmailing him into... helping him with pranks? and even another thinks that "The Son of the Spider is quite funny. And tiny.", his world, and his perception of The Avengers is thrown in a blender.
And if THAT wasn't enough, now Mr. Fury wants him- no, not HIM him, the other him, the spider guy- arrested!

With so much on his back, will our young hero be able to emulate the titan Atlas, holding the weight of the sky upon his shoulders, or will his back break, and his world be crushed?

This is kind of random, but I wanted to put this here just so it is recorded. So that I can't pretend like I didn't say this. So that I won't forget I said this.
I'm not going to have very many timeskips. I will have small ones, like 'after school', or 'when he arrived at SI', but not like some stories; 'it's been six months and now Peter and Nat are BFFs and Nat knows he's Spider-Man and she trained him for a while and he is better than her now and he discovered he can shoot venom. Oh and also he won an arm wrestle with The Hulk.'
No. Just no. I've seen that done, and it kind of kills what could have been a pretty good story. If I end up having a long timeskip, it will be because absolutely nothing happened outside the everyday stuff. Like... this probably won't happen, but 'it's been two weeks and Peter's been interning for Mr. Stark for a while when shit starts to go down.'
Good?
Good.

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