The sun shined high in the sky as it rose above the New York sky line. It seemed like it would be just another day. The New Yorkers were either waking up, heading to work or going home from a late night shift. The weather forecast called for clear skies and that was pretty awesome. Still it was only about 6:30AM and it all seemed pretty peaceful. Nobody had to worry about anything other than getting where they were going. That's how it was everywhere in New York. At least... Everywhere except, Times Square that is.

"You little fucking runts!" A loud booming voice rang out over the stillness of the somewhat quiet city. It never slept, but it quieted down for a bit. Before the monster that Tristan and his sister were dodging came along anyway. "Geez... You'd think that something with a such a huge head would have at least a bit of a bigger brain." Tristan AKA Spider-Man said as he landed in a handstand on the massive creature's shoulders. "I mean come on Rhino. You could at least come up with a sort of strategy other than charging straight at us." Lecturing and giving the opponent strategies. The spider was either very dumb or very confident.

"I'm gonna kill you!" The Rhino shouted as he reached for Spidey who responded by quickly crawling down the back and all around the massive body of his opponent. It was kind of funny to see the huge creature scramble as he tried to grab the arachnid like human on him. Still in the scrambling the monster ended up confusing and dizzying himself. "Yo Spider-Girl." Spider-Man called out as he landed on a wall of a nearby building. "You planning to join in anytime soon?" He asked as he sat parallel to the ground in a crouched position. And odd sight no doubt, but it was perfectly natural to him.

"Shut up, shut up. I'm getting to it," Maxine said in a rush, clearly annoyed by the sound of her tone. She stopped beside her brother, in a similar crouched position, though it was only for a short amount of time while she spoke to him. She'd jumped back right after that, swinging around the rhino while he was dizzy, spinning him in the strong white webbing which came from her wrist. "You're stupid and easy to take down. It's almost sad, I was expecting more of a fight..." There was clear disappointment in her tone, no matter how sarcastic it seemed. "They get more and more boring every day."

She leaned back against the wall, crossing one arm over her chest and using the other to cover the Rhino in some of the remaining webbing, looking disinterested. Well, as disinterested as someone who's face was hidden by a red spider mask could look.

The male spider sighed as he shook his head. His oh so lovable sister was getting to cocky and underestimating the current incarnation of the Rhino. That was stupid. Why?

"You little fucking bitch!" The behemoth roared as he broke free of the webbing causing it to shred and splatter around it on walls, cars, street lights, etc. "I'm gonna grind you two in to dust. But before I do I'm gonna make sure to take my time and really torture you." He said glaring at her. This was no small feat. The webbing was strong. Most could barely struggle or move with it and yet he broke it.

"This is why you're never in charge." Spider-man commented before gasping and jumping as Rhino threw as car. "Crap! Help!" He said as he shot two lines of web at it. He pulled it and normally he could stop a car like this himself, but right now with it's speed and force he couldn't do it alone. Maybe if they were lucky they could sling it at Rhino and make it explode on him. "It might weaken him enough for them to knock him out and let him be taken back to his cage.

"Thank you, I try," She responded to the rhino, jumping quickly out of the way in case he decided to aim at her just as he'd done to her brother. "Ugh, what an idiot." She mumbled to herself, watching the villain as she listened to her brother's words, shooting him a glare There was some sort of self satisfied grin when he'd asked for her help. "I'm never in charge because you're a control freak who apparently doesn't need my help. I think I'm just gonna go..." Maxine seemingly turned to leave, but just before she did all the way, she'd shot out her webbing to stop the car from hitting her brother. "...save your ass." You could almost hear the smile on her lips. "Okay. Together."

Spider-man let out a low growl. "I hate her sometimes." He mumbled before pulling the car with his web now that she had it connected as well. He was able to use her help to launch I at Rhino. Upon impact it exploded. "Gah!" Rhino was wobbling a bit. Like he could fall at any moment. But that wouldn't be enough to take him down. They had to finish the dude. But how. "Hey sis... You think there are any construction sites nearby?" He asked calmly. The city was being fixed up so if they were lucky they might be able to get him to a construction site with cement and use it to trap him. That is if they played there cards right. But it was almost 7:30 now. They were about 45 minutes away from the school even while swinging and needed a little time to change. They had to move quickly.

"We need to hurry this up." Max groaned, annoyed. Everything bad always seemed to happen when they were short on time. She had a test this morning, and if she had another tardy, she'd get detention for sure (since every time she didn't hold her tongue or her temper... well, it didn't go over well). Spidergirl huffed, looking to her brother. "Uh... yeah. New parking garage on 6th." She said, trying to process what sort of plan her brother had already made.

"Alright. Lets see if Rhino here is smart enough to play follow the leader." The teen said as he glob of webbing into the monster's eyes. "I'm gonna run along the rooftops and try to stay out of his sight. You lead him to the garage." He said quickly. "And before you ask. It has to be you because you have a bit more of what he want." He with a slight chuckle as he jumped from his position and shot a web line upward bringing himself to the first roof. And almost as if on cue the Rhino tore the webbing from his face.

"I'm getting sick of you little spider brats!" The man shouted in anger. He was pissed. Really pissed. "Hey! Where's the other one?! I wanna crush you both under my foot!" He looked like he would go ballistic. He stopped for a minute. "Of course, I think I can have a bit more fun breaking you before I move on to the other runt."

"Hey! Not fair!" She whined, but by the time she'd finished, it was too late to disagree. Maxine sighed in annoyance, but then turned her attention to the Rhino, figuring it was better to get this over with quickly. "He's kind of a dumbass, so he left me here alone. I guess he's still smarter than you." She insulted, crossing her arms. "Pff. Implying you could actually catch up to me and do any damage. You're such a big, fat oaf it'd probably take you like, three days to take a step." Max grinned behind her mask. "Ciao." After mockingly blowing him a kiss, she jumped away and began to swing towards the construction site, making sure to go as quickly as she could; Rhino wouldn't show mercy now. Sometimes she wondered if her own mouth would be what kills her some day.

The Rhino grit his teeth hearing her speak. "That little..." He breathed heavily as he began charging full speed following her. "I'll fucking kill you!" He shouted.

Meanwhile Tristan face palmed as he followed the two from the roof tops. "She just takes any chance she gets to insult me huh." He said annoyed with his sister. Still she got the job done. And as long as he had her back he wasn't gonna let the big mouth of her's screw her over. Anyway what was important was getting to the construction site. Now that she'd told him he remembered. There was a big cement truck there. They'd be using it today and were probably there already. They just needed to use the quick drying cement to trap the Rhino. Yeah. That was a plan. It was the only one he had right now. This rhino was easily twice the size the one their father had once battled was. "Hurry up sis." He whispered to himself.

"Too slow to kill me~" Max taunted, still swinging full speed towards the construction site. Once she saw it in view, she began to slow by a bit, jumping towards it and beginning to swing from the metal skeleton of the building. Soon, she'd landed herself high on one of the bars. "Try to get me from up here, fatass. From what I recall, Rhinos can't fly." She laughed, swinging to the next bar over. "Hey Spiderman, showing up now since you know the plan and I don't would be nice, no?" She yelled, hoping he'd hear her from wherever he was.

"What the hell will that runt do?" Rhino laughed as he slowed and decided to walk towards the steel beams. "Honestly. With this I think I can do a bit more..." He was cut off letting out a sort of groan like shout.

Spider-man had caught him off guard kicking him in the back of the head down into what looked to be a shallow pit. "Release the latch on the cement truck and let it pour into here!" With this he began to web the behemoth down while he was still disoriented. Tristan was happy this was going smoothly. At this rate they would be on time to school. And in the distance was, "The sweet sound of police sirens. Looks like you'll be back in Ravencroft by noon." He smirked albeit under his mask before he jumped up out of the way of the cement which should have been pouring by now.

"A bit more of nothing," Max said as she jumped down to the cement truck, using her webs to cushion her fall. She turned it on, aiming it for the pit. As it started, it began to fill the pit with cement, trapping the disoriented Rhino into it. After he was snugly trapped, she looked to her brother and tapped on her wrist, as if there was a watch there. "Ey, we're kinda gettin' low on the time, here." She reminded, glancing in the direction of the police sirens. "We should probably get going. Just a thought." Max shrugged her shoulders, before taking off in the direction of the high school; one of the places she hated most, but unfortunately one of the ones she spent the most time at.

"Yeah. Nothing. I definitely won't come up with a plan, make that sneak attack, and get the... You know what..." The young man paused and sucked his teeth before following after his sister. "You know you could be a little more appreciative of your big brother." He said as he shot two line at once and yanked himself forward zipping across the sky and shooting past her. "Just hurry. Mom and Dad'll flip if you get detention again. Or you know... Just fail." He said with a slight chuckle as he continued to swing, practically soaring through the air.

"I meant that in response to the Rhino, you know." Max chuckled, keeping in pace with him, happy to finally have it over with. It was exciting, but a bit tiring, especially so early in the morning. "And just because I insult you doesn't mean I don't appreciate you. Anyway, yeah, Dad'll kill me; but Mom'll kill you for letting me. She's the worst, so I don't have to worry too much." Peter wasn't very good at punishment, even if sometimes, he had no choice. And really, for years she hadn't been able to help her temper. It'd become something normal to get phone calls about. It wasn't even anger anymore, just disappointment. Even MJ had started to give up a little. It was the same sort of thing with the Spider identity, they reached a point where they couldn't stop it but had to accept it. The school began to show in the distance, and after a few big swings, she hurriedly began to get herself clothed, pulling most of them over her costume. Luckily, she wore baggy clothes and it was usually hidden beneath them.

Reach the school was great. Tristan laughed a little as he pulled off the mask threw it in his bag. This was subsequently followed the gloves and feet of his costume. He slipped on some socks and the sneakers after putting on his jeans and smirked. The art of the quick change was getting easier every time. "Let's just hurry up. The first bell will ring soon." He said as he pulled his t-shirt over what remained of the costume. The hood of the vest stuck out, but that was fine. It not like other people didn't put shirts over their sweaters. But at least he didn't have gym today. He wouldn't have to worry about changing. With the parts of the suit necessary and the web shooters in his bag he closed it and glanced at his sister. "Tick tock sis. You ready yet?" He asked before putting on his (fake)glasses.