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I Am the Mentor of Spider-Man

Come with me as I start my adventure in the Spider-Man world. I'm Jonathan Anderson from California, and I'm half Filipino and half American. When I died, I didn't end up where I thought I would. Now, I'm in the Spider-Man universe. But I'm not alone. I'm going to be a Spider-Man with Peter Parker, teaching him along the way. And remember, with great power comes with great responsibility.

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Chapter 169: The Convergence (4)  

Timeline: November 29, 1995

 

Location: Noble Threads Company

 

 

In her elegantly furnished office at Noble Threads Company, Mary Rose Wilson, the Creative Director, meticulously examined several new designs. As the visionary behind the company's aesthetic direction, Mary had a keen eye for detail and an innate sense of style that drove the company's success.

 

 

Seated at her desk, Mary reviewed sketches and fabric swatches, feeling a swell of excitement over the latest collection. However, amidst her enthusiasm, a sudden wave of dizziness washed over her. She pressed a hand to her temple, trying to steady herself.

 

 

Vanessa Skylar, the Head of Design, who was passing by Mary's office, noticed her boss's discomfort. Vanessa, responsible for leading the design team and implementing Mary's creative vision, hurried into the room.

 

 

"Ma'am, are you okay?" Vanessa asked, concern evident in her voice. "Ma'am?"

 

 

"I'm fine, just a bit dizzy." Mary replied, her voice slightly strained as she continued to hold her head.

 

 

"Perhaps you need a break, ma'am. You've been overworking yourself for the past few days." Vanessa suggested gently, worry creasing her brow.

 

 

"I'm really fine." Mary insisted, though her face was pale. Suddenly, her strength gave way and she collapsed onto the floor.

 

 

"Ma'am!" Vanessa exclaimed in alarm. She quickly scanned the room and then shouted, "Everyone! Help! Director Mary has fainted!"

 

 

The office buzzed with sudden activity as staff members rushed to Mary's aid, their faces painted with concern and fear. The scene quickly became chaotic as they tried to figure out what had happened and how to help.

 

 

What they didn't realize was that Mary hadn't fainted from overwork. Unbeknownst to her and everyone else, she had just crossed a significant milestone in her life. Mary Rose Wilson was officially pregnant.

 

.......

Meanwhile

 

The battlefield was a chaotic mess, with rubble and debris scattered everywhere, creating an obstacle-laden landscape. The acrid smell of smoke and the sounds of blaster fire filled the air as the heroes fought desperately against the Sakaaran mercenaries.

 

 

Peter Quill, panting heavily, made his way towards Drax, Groot, Peter Parker (Spider-Man Red), and Mark Taylor (Nightwing) who were engaged in a fierce battle with Ronan the Accuser.

 

 

"Drax, Groot!!" Peter Quill shouted, trying to get their attention as he dodged incoming blaster fire.

 

 

Drax, mid-fight, turned his head towards Quill. "Quill!!" he bellowed, relief and fury mixed in his voice.

 

 

Groot, still engaged with an enemy, briefly turned and uttered, "Groot."

 

 

Peter Parker, noticing Peter Quill approaching, quickly webbed an enemy and swung them aside. "You must be Star-Lord or Peter Quill," he said, extending his hand. "I'm Spider-Man Red, by the way."

 

 

Peter Quill, slightly taken aback, shook his hand. "Okay... Spider-Man Red?" he said, glancing at Peter Parker's spandex suit, clearly reminded of the other Spider-Man he had encountered before.

 

 

Peter Parker chuckled, releasing his web. "Oh, the other Spider-Man is actually my mentor. Uhmm so yeah" he explained. "Also, you can call me Red if you want."

 

 

Peter Quill nodded, accepting the explanation. "Nice to meet you, Red. You can call me whatever you want, but I prefer Star-Lord." he said, giving a quick nod as he scanned the area for more threats.

 

 

Turning to Mark Taylor, who was just finishing off another mercenary, Peter Quill asked, "And who are you?"

 

 

Mark, wiping the sweat from his brow, responded, "Oh, I'm Nightwing." He offered a quick salute before diving back into the fray.

 

 

Peter Quill acknowledged him with a nod. "Nice to meet you, Nightwing." he said, feeling a surge of hope with the newfound allies.

 

 

Ronan, towering and menacing, glared at Peter Quill. "So, you're here now, Star-Lord!"

 

 

Peter Quill tried to defuse the situation with humor, despite the danger. "Oh, uh, sorry about stealing your stone. Hehehe."

 

 

Ronan's expression darkened. "You motherfucker!"

 

 

Peter Quill retorted, "Hey! I stole it because I don't want you destroying the world, dumbass."

 

 

Ronan's rage boiled over, his voice thunderous. "Is that so? Then die!" He swung his massive hammer, the Universal Weapon, which emitted crackling lightning that lit up the battlefield.

 

 

Peter Quill barely managed to evade the deadly strike, rolling to the side and firing his blasters at Ronan. The energy blasts hit Ronan, but he effortlessly blocked them with his hammer, the impacts barely affecting him.

 

 

Ronan smirked evilly, his confidence unshaken. "Is that all?" In a flash, he closed the distance between them and delivered a powerful kick to Quill's gut, sending him flying through the air and crashing to the ground several feet away.

 

 

Drax, witnessing the brutal attack on Quill, roared with fury and charged at Ronan with his dual knives. "You!!! You monster!!"

 

 

Quill, struggling to rise, saw Drax charging and knew the danger. "No, Drax." he muttered, clutching his gut in pain.

 

 

Ronan easily deflected Drax's attack, grabbing him by the neck with one powerful hand. "I should have killed you back then when I had the chance." he sneered.

 

 

Drax struggled to speak, gasping for breath as Ronan's grip tightened. "Because… of… you… my… family… died…"

 

 

Ronan sneered, tightening his grip. "I can't understand your gibberish."

 

 

As Ronan prepared to crush Drax, a web shot hit his eyes, blinding him momentarily. "Aarg! My eye!" he roared, dropping Drax to the ground.

 

 

Drax fell to the ground, gasping for air, clutching his neck and struggling to regain his composure.

 

 

Ronan angrily ripped the webbing from his eyes. "Who did this?"

 

 

Peter Parker, standing confidently in his red spandex suit, smirked. "Me. They call me Red."

 

 

Ronan glared at the newcomer with fury. "You pest!"

 

 

Mark Taylor, standing beside Peter Parker, readied himself for battle. "Red, let's do this."

 

 

Peter Parker nodded, determination in his eyes. "Right back at you, Nightwing."

 

 

The group stood together, a moment of camaraderie amidst the chaos, ready to face Ronan and his forces. The battlefield around them was a testament to their struggle, with bodies of fallen enemies and shattered terrain marking the intensity of their fight. The stakes were high, and the presence of each hero bolstered their resolve to protect the galaxy and defeat their formidable foe.

......

Meanwhile, amidst the chaotic battleground, Agent Phil Coulson, Agent Jemma Simmons, and Rocket the Raccoon were embroiled in a fierce skirmish against the relentless Sakaaran mercenaries.

 

 

Agent Phil, his focus unwavering even in the heat of battle, fired his weapon methodically at the advancing enemies. "Fuck, how many are they?" he muttered, frustration evident in his voice as he tried to gauge the seemingly endless waves of adversaries.

 

 

Rocket, his keen eyes scanning the battlefield, replied with a shrug, "Beats me!" His paw swiftly manipulating his blaster, firing precise shots that found their marks among the enemy ranks.

 

 

Agent Jemma Simmons, not one to shy away from action, lobbed a grenade with precise aim towards a cluster of enemies. "Take this, you son of a bitch!" she exclaimed, her voice cutting through the chaos as the grenade exploded amidst the mercenaries.

 

 

The Sakaaran mercenaries, caught in the blast, cried out in pain and agony as the explosion scattered them, their ranks momentarily disrupted.

 

 

Agent Phil, momentarily taken aback by Jemma's bold move, turned to her with a mixture of admiration and amusement. "From now on, I shouldn't anger you." he remarked with a wry smile, acknowledging her formidable combat skills.

 

 

Jemma chuckled in response, the adrenaline of battle coursing through her veins. "Ahahaha." she laughed, a rare moment of levity amidst the grim circumstances.

 

 

As the battle grew more intense, Agent Phil Coulson, Agent Jemma Simmons, and Rocket the Raccoon found themselves deeply entrenched in a fierce struggle against the Sakaaran mercenaries. The air was filled with the sound of gunfire and explosions, mingled with shouts from both allies and enemies alike.

 

 

Agent Phil Coulson, with his extensive experience from S.H.I.E.L.D., showed remarkable skill in the heat of battle. He strategically moved from one piece of cover to another, taking calculated shots that struck the enemy with deadly accuracy. His years of training had sharpened his reflexes and ability to make split-second decisions, enabling him to predict enemy actions and adapt his tactics as the situation evolved. His precise movements and quick thinking were crucial in maintaining their defensive position against the relentless onslaught of the Sakaaran mercenaries.

 

 

Next to Agent Phil, Agent Jemma Simmons showed an unexpected skill with her weapon, seamlessly adjusting to the chaotic battle. She quickly reloaded her gun, her eyes scanning the battlefield for new threats while exchanging banter with Rocket.

 

 

Rocket the Raccoon stood atop a makeshift barricade, firing his blaster with deadly accuracy. Despite being small, he was hitting the enemy hard and fast.

 

 

"Eat plasma, you bastards!" Rocket yelled, his shots aimed at the advancing mercenaries. Each blast was precise, designed to cause maximum damage while keeping himself safe.

 

 

His weapon fired rapidly, the sound echoing across the battlefield. Rocket moved quickly between cover, making it hard for the mercenaries to target him.

 

 

The Sakaaran mercenaries, in their alien armor, struggled under Rocket's relentless assault. They were forced to take cover or risk being hit by his well-aimed shots.

 

 

Rocket's determination was clear as he fought fiercely to protect his allies. He was a small but formidable force, holding his ground and making sure the enemy knew they were up against a skilled fighter.

 

 

The Sakaaran mercenaries, wearing alien armor and armed with advanced weaponry, continued their relentless advance. Their sheer numbers made them appear unstoppable, a relentless force pushing forward to overwhelm the small group of defenders. Despite the overwhelming odds, Agent Phil and his team showed no signs of backing down.

 

 

Rocket, ever vigilant, spotted movement to their flank. "Incoming from the left!" he shouted, alerting his teammates as he adjusted his aim and unleashed a barrage of suppressing fire. The mercenaries, caught off guard by Rocket's preemptive strike, hesitated momentarily, giving Agent Phil and Jemma a crucial window to regroup and reposition.

 

 

"Nice shot, Rocket!" Agent Phil called out, acknowledging the raccoon's timely intervention. "Keep them pinned down!"

 

 

Jemma, her focus intense, nodded in agreement. "I've got this side covered, Sir." she replied, determination clear in her voice as she prepared for the next wave of attackers.

....

 

As Michael Wilson, known as Legendary Spider-Man faced off against Loko, the leader of the Sakaaran mercenaries, he found himself in a battle of strength and strategy against a formidable opponent. The rocky terrain beneath their feet bore witness to their skirmish, marked by scattered debris and the occasional tremor from their clashes.

 

 

Loko, his face contorted into a mask of rage and determination, surged forward with uncanny speed and strength, his stony form providing him with durability that matched his aggression. He lunged with a thunderous fist aimed at Michael's head, but Michael's reflexes were swift. He sidestepped the attack gracefully, feeling the rush of air as Loko's blow narrowly missed its mark.

 

 

"You're quick, for a pest." Loko growled, frustration evident in his gravelly voice as he pivoted to face Michael again.

 

 

Michael smirked, his confidence undeterred. "You'll have to do better than talking." he quipped, launching into a counterattack. With a swift kick aimed at Loko's chest, Michael aimed to exploit any weaknesses in his opponent's formidable defense. The impact sent reverberations through Loko's stone-like body, causing him to stagger backward, momentarily stunned by the force of the blow.

 

 

Infuriated, Loko retaliated with a back kick, aiming to catch Michael off guard. But Michael was ready. He seized Loko's leg mid-strike, using his own agility and strength to twist and throw the larger opponent off balance. Loko crashed heavily to the ground, a grunt of pain escaping his lips as he struggled to rise.

 

 

"Impressive flopping." Michael taunted, his voice laced with a mix of amusement and determination. He circled Loko cautiously, never letting his guard down as he prepared for the next exchange.

 

 

Loko, fueled by anger and wounded pride, pushed himself back onto his feet. "You think you can defeat me huh, mask man?" he sneered, shards of rock crumbling from his form as he readied himself for another assault.

 

 

Michael shrugged nonchalantly. "Again with these stupid phrase,blah blah. let me tell you one thing Big guy....I've already dealt with bigger bullies than you." he retorted, his eyes narrowing as he analyzed Loko's stance for any sign of weakness or predictable movement.

 

 

Their battle continued against the backdrop of chaos and conflict surrounding them. Each clash of fists and feet echoed across the rocky terrain, a testament to Michael's determination to protect his allies and thwart the Sakaaran mercenaries' advance.

 

 

As Loko lunged forward once more, Michael braced himself. "I can do this all day." he muttered under his breath, steeling himself for the relentless fight ahead. For Michael Wilson, this battle was not just about defeating an enemy; it was about proving his strength and resolve in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds.

 

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