It Takes A School To Help A Spider (It takes a village to raise a child)

by NerdB33

Summary:

Of course something goes wrong with the spell it happened the first time why not the last?

Instead of just making everyone forget, the spell also made sure no one would ever remember him: by leaving him stranded in a dimension where he never exists in the first place.

Or Peter tries to find a reason to keep going in this unknown universe he is trapped in and UA gives him 30.

Notes:

The future chapters will most likely be longer but I'm busy lately so it might be bit before that happens. Also I am not really going to have a steady update schedule.:)

Chapter 1

He was so sure of himself this time, he knew he messed up and he was going this is how he chose to do it. Except nothing he did could ever go the way planned it was a simple rule of Parker luck. Of course something goes wrong with spell it happened the first time why not the last? Of course Instead of just making everyone forget, the spell also made sure no one would ever remember him: by leaving him stranded in a dimension where he never exists in the first place. By the time realizes what was happening it was too late he was sucked into something that resembles a worm hole and everything went black

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He sat up and immediately noticed 3 things
1. He was on a rooftop he didn't recognize.
2. His Spider Sense was going off and
3.He was not in Kansas anymore

He quickly looked for what was setting off his Spider sense and realized that he wasn't the only one on said random roof.

There was a man? Bird? Staring at him (and man did those wings bring back some bad memories)

He didn't look like a villian persay but you can never let your gaurd down (he learned that the hard way) this person(?) Clearly was not inexperienced by the way it was setting off the bells in his head. Wait speaking of head he still had his mask on right!? He checked his face and to his relief it was still intact. Now he paid his attention to the human big bird and.... Decided in his condition the best thing do was run.