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Brunch to Save the Teal Deer, Lobby, 11 a.m. through the afternoon

As the poster promised, there are bacon, eggs and toaster strudel available in the dorm lobby. There's even extra icing for the strudel, and gallons of coffee. It probably smells amazing.

But to get to this bounty, you need to fork over $2. Somebody will probably press a teal deer awareness button at you, too.

What to do? The coffee and strudel do look good...

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"Yes, one of us being dead would rule out a second date. I promise to try not to die."

"I promise the same with the appropriate name substitutions," Peter said. "Because it wouldn't make much sense for me to promise you'll try not to die."

"Not unless you can also read my mind. You can't, right?"

"Nope. Spider-powers sadly do not include mind-reading abilities," Peter said. "But if they did, spiders would creep me out a bit. I don't want little bugs knowing what I'm thinking."

"No way they could be, though," Zero reassured herself. "Or they'd pick up on the 'please don't bite me' thoughts."

"Maybe they're just jerks," Peter suggested. "Or maybe they find humans tasty and I'm really backing away from this line of thought because it doesn't end well for me in any way, does it?"

"Not really, no. Though you're still mostly human, so you might only find me a little tasty."

Peter grinned, but didn't make the comment that came to mind. No way was he saying that in public. And they'd only had one date anyway.

"Totally human. My DNA may disagree with me, but who cares what it thinks. It decided I have extra arms. I'm not listening to it anymore."

"You show that DNA who's boss. Don't let it boss you around."

"We're just in a protesting mood, aren't we?" Peter asked.

"Well, we can't really protest your DNA, but we could get weekend passes and go protest the guys who wonked with it."

"That probably wouldn't be a good idea. Especially since Parker has been taking care of them somehow," Peter said. "But if you ever wanted to head up there and see what my New York is like... That could probably be fun. Maybe I could even show you what it's like to travel around the city the way I do."

Mary Jane and Kitty both seemed to get a kick out of taking the Spidey express ~~not dirty~~ around Manhattan, after all.

"Oooh. Manhattan with superheroes. Emma would flip. We have to do that sometime." Zero has geeker joy.

"Definitely," Peter said. "And, hey, maybe you'll get to see me knock around some bank robbers. That's always fun."

"I could bring the mallet and be helpful," Zero offered. "Or possibly get in the way."

"You'd have to wear a costume," Peter said. "If you hit criminals, you have to wear a costume. It's a rule."

"Hmm, a costume. ~~Do fishnets and leather count?...shut up, I'm a punk.~~ Would I have to have a mask?"

"~~You don't know how much fishnets and leather count. And how much I will encourage you to wear them.~~ Probably. But you could wear one of those teeny little masks if you're not big on the idea. They work surprisingly well at keeping your identity secret," Peter said.

"~~I'll see what I can do.~~ I guess maybe a little mask wouldn't be so bad. I'd hate for some girl that just happened to look like me to be all over your news as Spider-man's new sidekick or what-have-you."

"~~Woo and hoo!~~ I'd appreciate it," Peter said. "Also, I bet you'd look cute with the little mask."

"I'll see what I can do," Zero promised. "Well, um, I should probably get back to handing out literature, since this was half my idea. I'll talk to you later?"

"No. You shall never see me again, of course," Peter said. "Actually, if you don't see me later today, then you'll probably see me when I'm hopefully back to normal armwise. Wish me luck?"

"Yes, lots and lots of luck. May you have the proper number of limbs. Again."

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