Sam had been at the table over with coffee, magic and his dinner.
Now, however, he's standing and looking down at the new arrival with unabashed curiosity, his hands shoved in his pockets and a few escaped darts of magical light still clinging to his dark hair.
"It looked a lot nicer before my strategic ... landing."
Peter sits up with a wince; he almost falls again as another piece of table collapses under him.
"Yeah, yeah, too many donuts. Uh, I think I'm sitting in your dinner. Hey, are you okay? I didn't, like, kick you on the way in, did I? Is-- is your hair sparkling? Did I hit my head? Am I asking too many questions?"
"Oh, good. I don't taste great with ... any ... whoa."
He scrambles to his feet, and tugs webbing off himself as he watches the table shift.
"Now that's a neat trick. Are you doing that? How come none of my teammates have magical property-damage-fixing powers? Well, not counting Tony Stark's credit card."
"Am I going too fast? I do that a lot, apparently it's annoying... Okay. Normal people speed."
He points to himself.
"Superhero. From a world with a lot of them, I hear there are worlds that don't have any and that's just weird. Who do the J Jonah Jamesons of your world write bad editorials about? Anyway, I picked my own name. I've already been told I could've been more subtle, yeah."
He taps the giant spider on his chest to emphasise this point.
Now, however, he's standing and looking down at the new arrival with unabashed curiosity, his hands shoved in his pockets and a few escaped darts of magical light still clinging to his dark hair.
"...Nice suit," he remarks. "You all right?"
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Peter sits up with a wince; he almost falls again as another piece of table collapses under him.
"Yeah, yeah, too many donuts. Uh, I think I'm sitting in your dinner. Hey, are you okay? I didn't, like, kick you on the way in, did I? Is-- is your hair sparkling? Did I hit my head? Am I asking too many questions?"
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"Not mine - I was a table over. I'm fine, probably, I'd suspect so, and not really. Most people do. Want a hand up?"
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He scrambles to his feet, and tugs webbing off himself as he watches the table shift.
"Now that's a neat trick. Are you doing that? How come none of my teammates have magical property-damage-fixing powers? Well, not counting Tony Stark's credit card."
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"Dude, you could totally take Wolverine's place."
He rubs at his head, though it doesn't hurt too much.
"Anyway, nice to meet you, Sam, Mr Son Of Abstract Concepts. I'm Spider-Man."
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"Pleased to meet you. You had especially cruel parents, I take it?"
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"Oh, yeah. Better than Man-Spider though, right? Unfortunately, Mr Fantastic was taken. I'm just glad I didn't get bitten by a radioactive raccoon."
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"...Could we pretend I'm not from your world and start again, please?"
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He points to himself.
"Superhero. From a world with a lot of them, I hear there are worlds that don't have any and that's just weird. Who do the J Jonah Jamesons of your world write bad editorials about? Anyway, I picked my own name. I've already been told I could've been more subtle, yeah."
He taps the giant spider on his chest to emphasise this point.
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