not avengers: endgame (movie) compliant

The last thing Peter sees is Tony's horrified, heartbroken expression leaning over him. The guilt in his eyes is almost worse than the burning pain that's taking Peter apart piece by piece. The world starts to go dark. There's a flash of gold and green. For one moment, he finds himself standing amongst the Guardians and others. And then darkness again. It feels like blinking; an extended period of nothingness that ends as abruptly as it begins. One moment there’s nothing, the next there’s light. “Easy,” a woman says. Her words are gentle, and carry a slight accent that he can’t place. "I'm called Wonder Woman. What's your name?"

The way overdone trope of Peter's academic decathlon team takes a field trip to Avengers Tower. But with a twist :) TW for use of the r slur and making fun of autistic/disabled character.

In which Harry decides to move to America and open a tea shop in muggle New York after the war. An interesting cast of people stumble in. You can take the wizard out of the wizarding world but trouble sure likes to follow. Harry sighs and just hopes his indestructibility spells will let him hold on to his eclectic mug collection. Harry is very done with this. Why is his shop becoming a hub for all the superheroes, villains, and misfits of the galaxy? Also it’s a tea house not a cafe thank you very much!