Written in the Scars

Danny Fenton didn't have a good childhood. Your parents forcing you to fight ghosts when you're four will do that. After he becomes half ghost? Well, that didn't exactly go over great. Peter Parker hasn't had these powers for very long. He's known Tony Stark for even less time, and the man is already offering him a suit, of the Spider-Man variety. Peter isn't sure how to feel about that. When ghosts attack NYC, Peter isn't sure what he's supposed to do. The other Avengers aren't, either. They seem doomed, until a ghost boy shows up to save the day.Danny and Peter are idiots, and oblivious. This has become painfully obvious.The screens flicker around his life, laughing with that same Princess of Wakanda, holding hands with a boy in a superhero suit and a mask, leaning against his orange haired older sister on the bottom bunk of a twin bed, in a living room surrounded by siblings and friends and laughing, and lastly, images of him alone, falling through a portal, fighting in a war that shouldn’t have been his, sitting on a throne of ice while snow falls around him.

This story is set in roughly the same universe as my Wings and Other Short Stories one shot work. After much debate, I did put them in a series together, even though the universes have some differences. The one shots were meant as more of a workshop for the worldbuilding, and so there are differences between that and this. If you're coming from that story, hello! I hope you enjoy this one! Also, I said this in the tags, but there's exposition in this. So much exposition. But it's, like, fun exposition. At least, I think so. I may be biased.