A roof in the warehouse district, Thursday night

[craftyladyparts.livejournal.com]

Spider-Woman was having a quiet night. You know, just her, clay pigeons, a disc launcher, a rooftop, and target practice. She was done with classes for the week, so she could focus entirely on her personal revenge story for a few days. Once she was done with this, maybe she'd take a day trip to DC, barge into a Congressman's office, and start making general accusations, just to get a feel for that kind of thing. Technically speaking, she could probably get away with it in a universe that wasn't her own.

But that was for tomorrow. For tonight, she was just going to make a clay mess out of things up here on the roof. Sorry about the noise, people around the warehouses!

[OOC: Open, if anyone's around the warehouses tonight.]

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Out of the many many things that Spider-Girl had been trying to put in order in her life, tracking down the other web slinger (only web slinger if one wanted to be exact) in Fandom to talk and, well... she hadn't gotten further than the initial idea, but that was in the list. All in all, it seemed like a good time for a well deserved face to face.

"So hey," she said casually as she swung into the rooftop. "Been keeping my distance, mostly for the sake of simplicity, but I figured, better have this conversation now and not when the next big bad thing comes by." She decided to stay at the edge of the building anyway, since she didn't figure they would be having hugs and back pats anytime soon. "So, Spider-Girl, and you're the radio famed Spider-Woman who is like my age but whatever. How are you doing?"

What was the worst that could happen, that she got kicked in the face?

[ OOC: I totally missed this! ]

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Spider-Woman fired a web at a switch on the disc launcher to turn it off. Before taking a look at her visitor.

"Doing super," she said, dry like a desert. "What the hell? Don't tell me I have a groupie."

[notvenom.livejournal.com]

There was just silent staring for a moment there before Spider-Girl tilted her head to a side. "First off, I know you're not from my world. My Spider-Woman is actually taller than me. Even the other two Spider-Women that were around at some point looked like they had passed their twenties already, so yeah." Somehow she had expected her to be a little less...surprised?

"Secondly- wait, do you have groupies? Don't tell me people actually climb to rooftops in these clothes and try to get a picture with you. That's creepy."

[craftyladyparts.livejournal.com]

"I never got groupies before. But it's not every day that I get somebody with a spider on her chest calling herself 'Spider-Girl' finding me on a rooftop and looking for a chat," Spider-Woman said. "So you'll have to excuse me if I'm curious about what exactly this is."