Peter shifts slightly to test this before getting up on his feet. Awkwardly -- his arms are loosely webbed together.
"Nothing broken. Can't say the same for the table, oh mannn, I hope the insurance covers that, I don't keep a checkbook in my costume."
He tugs his arms apart to break the webbing and looks around. His spider sense is buzzing -- hasn't stopped since before he crashed -- but he has no clue what it's trying to tell him. Possibly that this isn't New York.
"Thought about pockets once. But soon as I go upside down--" He waves a hand vaguely. "'Look, Mom! Money from the sky! It's magic!' 'No, sweetie, just Spider-Man being a dumbass again.'"
He grimaces at the table.
"Uh, yeah, you know, I could do with directions. Maybe a map. Because I thought I knew Midtown pretty well, and there was definitely not a bar at that intersection ... thirty feet above the ground..."
"Aaabsolutely fine and dandy, just, you know ... a little tied up."
Peter frees himself with a little applied spider strength, though the webbing still sticks to his costume. He frowns and tries to shake it off. No dice.
(There are bits of wood attached in some places.)
He eyes the woman warily from under the mask. He can tell she's more dangerous than your average businesswoman, but the spider sense isn't spiking -- just keeping to that same low-level buzz. He shrugs it off.
"The 'fine' part." The woman laughs softly, trying to help pick of bits of wood. "Welcome to Milliways, the Bar at the End of the Universe. You just slipped past a crack in Reality and landed here."
No, she does not believe in going slow, and also gestures to the Observation Window to lend credence to her words.
"Don't worry about it, it'll dissolve in about an hour. I'll just be the Amazing Wood Man for a while..."
He squints at the Window, taking in her words.
"Awww crap. Did I ignore Doc Strange's instructions again? I have got to start listening to that man when he's trying to help me not get lost in reality."
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."
"Aw no. No, No, NO!" says a very panicked ever lovin' blue eyed Thing who none the less gets up from his beer to see if the web slinger is okay. "Tell me Johnny ain't wit' ya!"
Funny, there wasn't a loud thumping noise a moment ago...
Spider was just about to order something for himself when a Spider-Man dropped in unannounced. Thus, he ordered himself a Jack Daniels...and a bottle of aspirin, then headed over to the masked man.
"That looked rough. Need a hand?"
Possibly the medicinal properties of the bottle in the right hand?
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"You okay?"
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Peter shifts slightly to test this before getting up on his feet. Awkwardly -- his arms are loosely webbed together.
"Nothing broken. Can't say the same for the table, oh mannn, I hope the insurance covers that, I don't keep a checkbook in my costume."
He tugs his arms apart to break the webbing and looks around. His spider sense is buzzing -- hasn't stopped since before he crashed -- but he has no clue what it's trying to tell him. Possibly that this isn't New York.
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"I think that the table will just come off your tab, though. You need a hand?" The guy seems to need one.
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He grimaces at the table.
"Uh, yeah, you know, I could do with directions. Maybe a map. Because I thought I knew Midtown pretty well, and there was definitely not a bar at that intersection ... thirty feet above the ground..."
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Spidey sense could be tingling a bit: the Devil is inherently dangerous, even if (right now) she does not intend to cause him harm.
Just a bored Lucifer curious about the entrance.
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Peter frees himself with a little applied spider strength, though the webbing still sticks to his costume. He frowns and tries to shake it off. No dice.
(There are bits of wood attached in some places.)
He eyes the woman warily from under the mask. He can tell she's more dangerous than your average businesswoman, but the spider sense isn't spiking -- just keeping to that same low-level buzz. He shrugs it off.
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"The 'fine' part." The woman laughs softly, trying to help pick of bits of wood. "Welcome to Milliways, the Bar at the End of the Universe. You just slipped past a crack in Reality and landed here."
No, she does not believe in going slow, and also gestures to the Observation Window to lend credence to her words.
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He squints at the Window, taking in her words.
"Awww crap. Did I ignore Doc Strange's instructions again? I have got to start listening to that man when he's trying to help me not get lost in reality."
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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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He frees his limbs from being webbed to each other, wincing at he knocks over a chair at the same time. Fortunately, it doesn't break.
"Uh, so did I get teleported here or something? This was not on my to-do list for today."
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"Before I answer that, let me ask ya somethin'," Ben says out loud. "Who's in charge of S.H.I.E.L.D.? An which team is Wolverine on?"
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"--oh man, pop quiz? I didn't study. Uh, Maria Hill, and every team. Except yours. I think. What, you think I'm a Skrull or something?"
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Spider was just about to order something for himself when a Spider-Man dropped in unannounced. Thus, he ordered himself a Jack Daniels...and a bottle of aspirin, then headed over to the masked man.
"That looked rough. Need a hand?"
Possibly the medicinal properties of the bottle in the right hand?
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He shakes his head to clear it and starts to clamber up from what's left of the table.
"I'll take a couple aspirin for five hundred, Alex."
His left arm is stuck to his side. He frowns at it, then tugs away the webbing with his other hand.
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He lightly tosses him the bottle of pain deliverance, and then suddenly makes the problematic webbing vanish with a gesture...just because he could.
"And there you go."
Hell, the table was restored already! Though, that was probably the Bar doing that.
"Now ah, hang on. I'm s'pose to know this. Mmmm, nah. I got nothing. Who are you?"
Hard to tell if he was being serious or not.
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"Whoa, not too shabby. One of Doc Strange's pals, huh?"
He shakes out two aspirin and pulls up his mask above his mouth to swallow them. He tugs it down again, but not before grinning.
"Seriously? Guess I'm really not in New York anymore. Spider-Man. Nice to meet you; thanks," he adds, tossing back the bottle.
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