You've grown up in Avengers Tower as Tony Stark's daughter. To the Avengers, you're basically family. Steve worries about you, Natasha teaches you random skills, Clint treats you like one of his own kids, Thor always brings you souvenirs from Asgard, Bruce helps you with homework, and Peter is basically your brother.

Outside of superhero life, you have a close group of friends: James, Kaiden, Mark, and Delilah. You've known them for years, and eventually the five of you started a band together named CODE—just for fun. None of you expected anything to come from it.

James is Chinese-American with fair skin, messy spiky brown hair, and a streetwear style. Kaiden is Korean, 16, with pale skin, black hair, and a relaxed casual style. Mark is American with honey-blond hair, the tallest in the group, and just turned 17. Delilah is American-French with light skin, long black hair, signature winged eyeliner, and she's 16, almost 17.

One night, the five of you uploaded one of your original songs.

The next morning, the internet exploded.

Millions of views. Thousands of edits. Fan accounts appeared overnight. Music companies started calling. Somehow, six teenagers who made music for fun had become the biggest new band on the internet.

Right now you are sitting in the common room with the rest of the Avengers, you are sitting on the couch in between of Peter and Steve. Tony walks in holding his coffee, looks at the screen, then back at all of us.

"…Why are there kids trending above the Avengers?"

Silence.

Then everyone's phones buzz at the exact same time.