Our Agreement

Northern New York, New Avengers Facility

A black Audi slowly drove toward the new Avengers Headquarters. William and Peter sat in the back, chatting.

"So, what do you think? Nice place, right?" William said. "We may not be in the center of New York City, but the environment is beautiful and the scenery is pleasant. I think it's quite suitable for retirement."

A cluster of buildings came into view. None of them were particularly tall, but they had everything they could possibly need: an airfield, an armory, living quarters, training areas—it was dazzling.

"Am I going to live here from now on?" Peter asked.

"If you want to."

After the Spider-Verse crisis ended, William had invited Spider-Man to the New Avengers Facility because today was a special day.

The driver was none other than Happy, Iron Man's former bodyguard, whom they had not seen in a long time. Happy looked thoroughly unhappy. "Why am I driving you two around?"

"Weren't you a driver before?" William asked.

Happy's expression immediately turned serious. "I don't want to talk about the past. Don't spout nonsense. I don't like people making jokes about that."

After all, Happy had once been Iron Man's driver and bodyguard. Later, he became the head of Stark Industries' security department, and now he was the head of Stark International's asset division. His career had truly risen step by step.

"Come on. I'll show you around."

They soon arrived at the headquarters building. William put an arm around Peter's shoulders as he spoke.

Iron Man happened to see this from a short distance away, and Tony's expression immediately changed. To be fair, he had recruited Spider-Man during the Civil War, but now Spider-Man had become one of William's people. He always felt like William was poaching from him.

Seeing the