#arachnomaly

“PARKER!”, Sajani yelled, as she pulled the lever in front of her. “The last capacitor is at its limit!” “We need to hold the breach a minute longer, Sajani!”, Peter Parker was fast at the computer station, correcting the equation on the fly. ‘Just a bit more… and I can form the bridge!’ The machine sparked, the spark of light hanging in the air starting to grow, though still unstable. “Structural analysis?”, he queried his colleague, who gave him a thumbs up in reply. “Still stable!” Grady Scraps was about to turn on his switch, but Peter stopped him. “Not yet, Grady!” “Parker, it’s gone too far already!”, replied the man, a new Hawaiian shirt under his lab coat, night sky themed this time. “If you turn on the attenuator, the stabilization process will not occur!” Peter spoke up, in expectation. All the simulations had been made and now the whole process was automated, and the only thing left was to hope things would go according to his plan. “He’s right, G”, Metron Jackson pointed out, still behind the shielding panel. “You don’t know that!” “I ran the numbers on my mind.”, the kid replied. “You say it like that is reassuring!”