Spider Verse quest thread 2

>May 12th, 1986, New York City
>Spider-Verse, Issue Two:  Good Intentions

After the excitement of Saturday, Sunday was a day to rest and relax, and really commit to memory the events of the previous night.  Or more correctly, fill in your notes and write a bit more about the outings you've done.  However, you're careful to omit important information, or certain things entirely.  As much as it might be thrilling to include what happened to Bruce in a story, you know full well that it'd be a massive invasion of privacy to do so without his permission.

For now, you were fine with just settling for that.  Other things took up your time and energy the following day, as you began to crack open your web-shooter and paste-gun, taking a look inside of the contents for both.  You were never much for chemistry, but the basics aren't beyond you, especially with your experience developing photographs in the lab.  It took time, energy, and a bit of trial and error with tiny amounts of the web fluid, but you think you're well on the road towards understanding the properties behind both.  It required a trip to the local library, yet at the very least if need be, you could probably make something to fill in for the web fluid.  No small relief, considering how useful it's been.

And then came Monday, and you were back in school.  Midtown High.  Compared to what you've been doing, it's remarkably difficult to keep your attention on any of your classes, but you pretend to.  It's good enough to fool the teachers while you began to plan for the afternoon in your head, and worked on your stories under the guise of studying and taking notes during classes.  More worryingly was the lack of Bruce at school, though.  Something to look into, perhaps.  By the time the bell rang at the end of the day, it was something of a godsend.  You weren't sure if you could keep yourself from being any more antsy.

Stepping out into the hall, the swarming mass of high school students around you rush to get out of the school and onto their days and jobs, but you've got other plans.  You've got to...

>...Find Harry.  Plan your next move with him.
>...Meet up with the school journalism club.  Probably to inform them that you may not be around as much, considering your new extra-curricular activities.
>...Try to use the science lab to make more web-fluid.  In theory, no one should be there.
>Write-in