So, I'm going to update my Loud House fics real quick and get to my Oppositeverse fics afterwards. I don't know why, but I have way too many Loud House ideas in my head at the moment. So maybe I can relieve myself of them by writing new chapters for my LH fics.
I do not own Spider-Man or Loud House

Chapter 5

Spider-Man swung back to his school. Dropping onto the parking lot, he looked around the area to see if he could find any clues that would let him find whatever that thing he spotted yesterday was. Obviously, whatever that shadow creature is, it poses a serious threat to the city. Or at least to him. And that means it poses a threat to the city. If something happened to him then the city would become overrun by criminals thanks to the police depending too much on him.

"I know it's been a day since I spotted it, but maybe there's a clue around here. I mean I really have nothing else to go off of," he muttered as he began walking around the parking lot. The ground looked normal, and he didn't spot any out of place shadows. Rubbing the bridge of his nose, he let out a groan of annoyance as he kept looking.

Of course the threat had to be a shadow. Like it was going to be easy. Running into and defeating Shocker as quickly as he did must have been a sign that the next villain he fought would be much tougher. And of course the power the villain had just happened to be one that affected the most fragile part of him. He knew superheroes' lives began to get tougher eventually, but come on this was ridiculous.

Feeling his spider sense begin to flare up, he turned around and began looking around. "Something threatening to me should be around here somewhere. If I'm lucky it'll be...that...sha...what the?" Spidey trailed off as he turned to his left and watched as a silhouette of a...what he could only guess was a sasquatch rose from the ground. Backflipping, he got into a fighting pose and narrowed his eyes as he waited for the creature to strike.

"Sorry I can't be there to greet you in person Spider-Man...I left this as a gift since I knew you would come back to check the area out. I promise we'll meet face to face soon, but for now I'll let you have some fun before you step up into the big superhero leagues. You aren't ready to tangle with a villain like me," the shadow Sasquatch spoke causing Spidey's eye lenses to widen to display his shock before shaking his head and shooting forward at the creature.

"If you want to play games with me then I'll play them, but I promise you that you'll lose every single one until you finally face me in person! I am in the big superhero leagues!" Spidey yelled as he slid under the shadow's arm swing and kicked the creature in the back of the leg which caused it to howl out and swing back around to try and hit him again.

Flipping backwards over the arm, he shot a web at its face and pulled hard to smash the creature into the ground.

"Ha! No stupid 'Shadow-Squatch' can take me!" Spidey yelled in victory as he watched it sink into the pavement. As he turned to leave the parking lot, his spider-sense went off; however, he was too slow in dodging the uppercut from the shadow as it rose up from the pavement and sent him flying into a parked car. Yelling in pain, he rose up from the dented roof of the car he smashed into and looked at the Shadow-Squatch as it began to beat its chest.

"Stupid ape," Spidey muttered as he jumped down in front of the car. Narrowing his eyes, he watched as it began charging in his direction. "Time for a home run!" Spidey shouted as he spun around and shot a web at the damaged car. "I'm sorry to whoever owns this!" he shouted as he gripped the web hard and spun around while pulling the car with him. Right as the Shadow-Squatch got within range, Spidey smashed the car into it and sent it flying across the parking lot.

Letting go of the web, Spidey shot a web at the school and pulled himself forward to catch up with the shadow creature. Watching it smash into the ground and roll for a few feet before bouncing back into the air, the airborne Spidey finally reached it and smashed his fist into its chest. The Shadow-Squatch howled in pain as it impacted with the pavement while the yellow lights making up its pupils began to fade away.

Huffing in exhaustion, Spidey watched it finally fade away completely before looking at the beyond salvageable car. Wincing he looked around and sighed in relief at the fact that no one else was around to yell at him in anger. Rubbing his back to ease the pain from smashing into the car, he shot off a web with his free hand and swung away while thinking more about his new mystery villain.

As he swung away, he didn't notice a shadow rise up from behind a car. Watching him swing away, it smiled before fading away into the wind.

"Til next time Spider~"

Swinging over the streets of Royal Woods, Spidey was on his phone and reassuring Clyde that he was okay. He had faintly remembered telling Luna that he was heading to Clyde's to tell him that he was okay. Quickly asking Clyde to go along with his story of running over to his house to tell him in person, he thanked his best friend before telling him good night and hanging up the phone. Landing on a rooftop, he ripped his mask off his head and began rubbing his chin.

"Stupid shadow beast. Stupid mystery villain. Saying I'm not ready for the big leagues. I am the big leagues! I mean sure the Avengers live in New York and help save the world, but I could easily be apart of that team if I wanted!...right? Great, I'm questioning my own ability now. I haven't doubted myself like this since I was worried over being good at something like the girls. Is this what the villain wants?" Lincoln muttered to himself as he sat down and let his legs dangle off the side of the building.

Resting his cheek on his fist, he looked down at the lights of the city. While it might not be the same size as, say Manhattan, it was still a fairly big city. He still hadn't seen the whole city, and he's spent the good part of the past few months swinging around the place. The place might not look as great as his neighborhood, but it was still a great city.

Feeling his phone vibrate under his costume, he pulled it out while lying back on the rooftop. Expecting to see a text from one of his sisters asking where he was at, he was surprised to see a text from Ronnie Anne. Looking to the side in embarrassment as some of their more...romantic moments popped into his, he finally looked back and began reading over her text.

Hey dork. I know I'm a day early, but I wanted to wish you a Happy Birthday. By the way, I heard you had some kind of episode yesterday. Are you okay? - Ronnie

Lincoln just chuckled at that. The fact that his birthday was tomorrow completely slipped his mind thanks to the whole villain thing. And of course Lori told Bobby about his passing out. She told him everything. Quickly typing back, he sent a message and stuck his phone back into his pocket.

Looking up at the dark sky, he looked at the stars that began to be more noticeable as the day ended. This peaceful moment really helped take his mind off the villain that was loose in the city somewhere. Closing his eyes, he just relaxed while the wind blew through his hair and the city lights began to shine even brighter. At this moment, nothing else in the world mattered. There was no villains, no guilty feelings about lying to his family, and no superhero life. There was only himself and the world.

"HAHAHAHAHAHA!" and of course the moment would be ruined.

Snapping his eyes open, he pulled the mask on and leapt off the building. Shooting a web strand at the side of a building, he swung down the streets to go and find whoever was causing trouble in the city this time. Swinging throughout the city, he began looking around to try and find the criminal.

What he didn't expect was a large, bulky man in a rhino costume charging around the city. Landing on a street lamp, he blinked over and over at the sight. "The heck...?" Spidey muttered as he watched the man run around and smashed he-horn first into a car and then yank it up into the air and toss it across the street into a building. Looking at the man in shock, Spidey looked down at his own arms and poked the muscles on them.

"I...can I even hurt this guy?" Spidey muttered before seeing him turn around to face down a group of civilians who were cowering off to the side. Seeing the man began to drag his right foot back and forth, Spidey immediately jumped off the street lamp and smashed into the back of the man's head feet first which threw him off and caused him to smash into the ground. Flipping off the man, he began shooting web after web onto the guy to try and hold him down.

"Quick! You need to get out of here. I don't think this will hold him down for long!" Spidey yelled back to the civilians who nodded and ran away. At that moment, the man broke out of the web and shot to his feet.

"No one can hold down the Rhino!" the self-declared Rhino shouted before glaring down at the small spider themed hero who flinched at the look. As ridiculous as the costume the man wearing was, he still cut an intimidating profile with his size. Gulping, Spidey crouched down as he readied himself for whatever the villain planned to do.

Looking down at the hero who had attacked him from behind, Rhino studied him before snorting and turning away. "I don't have time for a pipsqueak," Rhino muttered before charging down the opposite street leaving a baffled Spider-Man behind.

"Wait...what? Did he...no he can't just blow me off!" Spidey shouted as he shot two web strands at Rhino's back and began pulling back to try and stop his charge...only to get pulled down the street behind the behemoth. "Ah!" Spidey screamed as he was dragged down the street face first.

This continued for a minute before finally letting go of the webs and rolling around before stopping on his back. Groaning, he looked up and saw that Rhino hadn't even noticed what happened and continued on.

"I-I'm fine..." Spidey muttered as he rose back up to his feet and quickly ran after Rhino to try and catch up with him while making sure to shoot webs and catch whatever was thrown to the side by Rhino so they wouldn't injure civilians. After a good ten minutes of this, he grimaced as he realized that he was out of web fluid and that he didn't bring any back up packets. Seeing this, he finally jumped onto the side of a building and began running up it. The second he reached the top, he shot himself off it and cupped his mouth.

"Everyone off the streets!" he shouted as loudly as he could as he began to fall back down to the ground. Re-positioning himself, he landed on his feet and quickly continued running after Rhino who just continued on his rampage without paying any heed to anybody.

This continued for a half hour until he finally escaped Spider-Man's sight and vanished. Collapsing to his knees, Spidey was breathing hard as he continued to look at the last place he had seen Rhino. Gritting his teeth, he smashed his fist into the ground angrily.

"Damn it! I lost him! And I can't go web swinging around to try and find him. I'm out of web fluid. Just great. That man is a huge threat to the city and I lost him. The second loss to a villain this week. I need to step up my game!" Spidey muttered as he rose back up to his feet and turned around. He began running back down the street while pausing every now and then to help out any civilians who had gotten trapped under debris.

Finishing his run, he looked around one last time before finally running back in the direction of his house. He cursed as he realized that it was going to be a long run home. Remembering that he told Luna that he'd be home soon after visiting Clyde, he cursed under his breath as he texted Clyde and asked him to go along with the story that he made up so he wouldn't worry his family even more than he already had yesterday.

As he reached the road that lead back to his neighborhood from the city, he groaned as he noticed a couple of thugs standing there with guns in their hands. Raising his eyebrow, he looked at them while crossing his arms.

"Really?" Spider-Man asked the thugs who smirked back at him. One of the thugs with a sledgehammer in one hand and a gun in the other walked forward. Holding up his hammer, he smirked at the spider hero and got ready to speak only for Spidey to leap forward and kick him across the face which instantly knocked him out. "Sorry to cut whatever speech you had short, but I'm on a tight schedule. Lets speak over brunch," Spidey told the others as he immediately began dodging the bullets that were fired at him.

Thanks to not having any web fluid, he couldn't yank the guns out of the criminals hands like usual so he had to duck, dodge, and weave around the bullets to avoid being shot. While fast enough to dodge them, he wasn't quick enough to keep himself from being grazed by every bullet. Flinching from the feeling of bullets slicing across his skin as he dodged them, Spidey finally was able to get close enough to uppercut one of the thugs and knock them out cold instantly.

Ducking under the swing of a bat that one thug happened to bring, he swiped the man's feet from under him and shot up while punching the man across the face to knock him out. Looking at the other thug who began shaking as he realized that he was out of bullets, Spidey took a step forward before the man dropped the gun and ran away screaming. Sighing, Spidey walked around while dragging the men he knocked out and laid them across each other.

"Hopefully the cops will show up before they wake up," Spidey muttered before turning around and running down the road so he could hurry up and reach his house before his family began calling him. Climbing up one of the signs that extended over the road, he waited until a car drove under it. Jumping off the sign, he landed on top of the car and stuck himself to it so he could ride it back to his neighborhood.

As he rode on the car, he began thinking about his encounter with Rhino. "So I need to think of a way to take the guy down. He is clearly very strong considering he lifted a car with his head. Those are some serious neck muscles. Anyway, he can't be held down by my webbing and my kick did minimal damage. Then again I wasn't using my full strength when striking him. Still though! I need to track him down tomorrow...but it's my birthday and I have a party tomorrow that my family has been spending all week on planning...I can't leave a man that destructive running around though...What do I do?"

Groaning under his breath, he decided to close his eyes and rest his over worked body.

And end of chapter! I know it's not the longest, but I feel like this is a good spot to stop. So...first big official Spider-Man villain! Rhino! I wanted to add someone good and destructive. And I wanted them to arrive by his birthday. Considering this chapter happens the day before his birthday, I didn't have much time to explain why they would randomly be in the city, causing mayhem. Then I thought of Rhino...he doesn't need much explanation. He runs around and causes destruction for no reason a lot. So beep bop boop first major villain. One Lincoln can't beat easily like Shocker. No offense to Shocker fans, but the guy isn't that much of a threat when compared to Rhino especially since Spidey has a pretty solid way of defeating the guy (Webbing his gauntlets). I'll bring him back later as a much bigger threat, but for now, Lincoln considers him a joke of a supervillain.

And the mystery OC villain. New use of their power! They can create shadow beasts as well as their disruption of his Spider-Sense! They will be rather powerful which is why Lincoln isn't ready to fight them face to face. He hasn't had enough experience as a superhero yet so he is not in the big leagues yet.

Everyone keep suggesting girls for Lincoln's harem!

Harem: Ronnie Anne, Luna, Leni, Lucy, Haiku, Tabby, (WIP)