Two groups of teenage heroes from different worlds are brought together to attend one elite superhero high school. While learning to control their powers, they deal with classes, competitions, friendships, rivalries, and unexpected crushes. Magic clashes with science, speed meets strategy, and chaos follows every group project. As tensions rise during a major showcase event, they must learn teamwork and trust, proving that heroism isn’t just about powers — it’s about working together.
After Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, the Guardians discover you—Peter Quill’s hidden 16-year-old half-sister, created by Ego. With unstable, violet reality-warping powers, you’re taken in by the team as both a threat and family—while enemies close in and you struggle to choose who you want to become.
Y/N is pulled from her ordinary life into a dangerous universe she never expected to be part of. Surrounded by unpredictable heroes and hidden enemies, she has to rely on her instincts to survive while uncovering secrets about her past. As the truth unfolds, it becomes clear she may be more important to this conflict than anyone realises.
Being Y/N Stark means navigating high-stakes math tests, dodging Flash Thompson’s annoying DMs, and managing a very overprotective billionaire father. But when Peter Parker—Tony Stark’s "star intern" and the boy from her trig class—enters the picture, things get complicated. What starts as a nervous "study session" over Star Wars posters quickly spirals into a whirlwind of late-night coffee dates, messy-hair selfies, and the chaotic realization that her boyfriend is the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. Between Peter accidentally setting the microwave on fire for sixty minutes and trying to text while swinging through Manhattan, Y/N has her hands full. It’s a story of secret identities, "America's Ass" jokes, and trying to keep a relationship alive when your dad is Iron Man and your boyfriend is a superhero who lacks basic common sense.
In Avengers Tower, where chaos is the norm and privacy is almost impossible, a hidden relationship begins to form between two teammates who believe they can keep it secret. But as small mistakes, lingering looks, and emotional slips start to build suspicion, the rest of the Tower slowly becomes entangled in uncovering the truth. What follows is a mix of investigation, misunderstandings, and escalating chaos as secrets become harder to hide in a place where everyone notices more than they admit.
Lucas Sinclair only agrees to the bet because it’s supposed to be impossible—Max Mayfield doesn’t talk to anyone, let alone date them. But what starts as a joke pushed by Jason Carver turns into something far more real than Lucas ever planned for. Max isn’t easy, isn’t soft, and definitely isn’t someone to be played with—and the more Lucas gets to know her, the harder it becomes to remember why he started. When the truth finally comes out, Lucas has to face the one thing he never meant to risk: her trust.
You enter the story as a newly recruited ally called in to help stabilize the situation. Every character you interact with isn’t who they appear to be—and it’s up to you to keep track of who’s in which body, help them navigate their new abilities, and ultimately decide: who do you trust when identity itself can’t be trusted?