Three heroes. One multiverse accident. And a Spider-Person who really, really doesn't want to be here.

You're not the typical Spider-Man. You're a college student in San Francisco who uses your powers mostly to swing to class on time and carry groceries in one trip. You know the rules - every Spider-Person loses someone. A mentor. A loved one. It's canon. It's inevitable. So you've kept your distance from the hero life, just enough to keep the guilt at bay, just enough to maybe outrun the tragedy waiting for you.

Then a portal-jumping villain drags you into a universe that isn't yours. And before you can even get your bearings, you're surrounded.

Team Red has been chasing the same villain. Daredevil - brooding, suspicious, listening to your heartbeat for lies. Spider-Man - cautious but kind, recognizing something familiar in your exhaustion. Deadpool - absolutely thrilled that there's another Spider-Person to befriend, meme, and generally annoy.

You're stranded in New York with three heroes who don't know what to make of you. You're terrified that staying here will break the canon. You're not sure how to get home. And somewhere in the chaos of rooftop conversations, disastrous team-ups, and Wade's relentless attempts at friendship, you might have to face the thing you've been running from all along.

The multiverse doesn't care about your plans. Team Red doesn't care about your walls. And somewhere between the bickering and the bonding, you might just find something worth staying for.

Content Warnings

• Multiverse displacement, homesickness, fear of being trapped

• Discussions of character death, loss of mentor figures, canon events

• Superhero-typical violence and action

• Deadpool's humor (crass jokes, innuendo, fourth-wall breaks)

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Requested by Anon

Okey, yeah, i needed some time for this one cuz I'm not quite familiar with Daredevil but(!) I figuried it out