Description: Peter was only six (my guess) during the whole battle of New York. He was in the tower blissfully unaware of the battle until Loki and Tony meet in the main room. What could possibly go wrong?

A/N: This will obviously be a scene changed by my thoughts. So enjoy my randomness. Also, some superfamily for y'all. Plus an OC will be added and may make appearances.

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Peter was sitting in his room playing with some LEGO's when both his fathers came bursting into his room all suited up.

"Daddy? Pops? What's the matter" Peter asked with a puppy dog look on his face.

"Don't worry buddy. We were just making sure you were okay" Steve replied ruffling his sons hair.

"JARVIS! Put the floor on lockdown for me" Tony ordered only confusing Peter more.

"Lockdown? Is there some bad guys? Did Uncle Bruce go green?" Peter questioned standing up prepared to help. His tiny fists clenched up at his sides.

"No Pete. Just something happening outside. We want you to be safe. We aren't able to get you off the floor so you be careful" Steve explained picking the boy up and giving him a hug.

"Pops and I really have to go now Pete. Please be careful. Your sister is probably over in her room. How about you go find her?" Tony suggested knowing how happy his kids are together.

"Emily? Yeah I'll go find her" Peter cheered before running out towards the room next door.

Steve and Tony had both started rushing towards he battle field as Peter hurriedly knocked on the door.

A small girl peeked out the door with a scared look on her face. Of course that look quickly disappeared when she locked eyes with her twin.

"Pete? What's going on? Is there bad people?" Emily asked pulling her brother in. Poor Emily had been born with a mutation that caused her to see visions of the future and move things with her mind.

"There's no bad people. Dad and Pops put the floor on lockdown. We'll be okay" Peter assured the girl before pulling her over to her bed.

"But Peter, my vision showed a guy holding a blue pointy thing at dad. It scared me" Emily whimpered grabbing her comfort doll. A small German Shepard toy.

"I know it's scary. But I'm here to keep you safe okay?" Peter told her putting on a brave face.

"Okay. How about we play a game?" Emily suggested her fear disappearing. She always felt better when she was around her brother.

The two kids started playing around the penthouse doing many different games. Hide and seek, tag, dress up, and just simply playing with toys in their rooms.

But right now they were in a very serious game of hide and seek. Peter was looking around in Emily's favourite hiding spots until he heard a shrill scream from the living room.

Peter took off into a sprint heading towards where the scream had some from. Worry taking over his small form, he wanted to protect his sister. As he ran into the room, a equally small form quickly ran behind him.

"There's a bad man in the living room Peter" Emily whimpered from behind him.

Peter looked at the slim black haired man who was looking over curiously at the two small kids in the hallway.

"Who are you?" Peter demanded standing up straight but quite curious as to who the man is.

"I am Loki. I am the god of mischief. Who are you young midgardian children?" The man, Loki, asked intrigued by the two.

"I'm Peter Rogers-Stark, and this is my sister Emily Rogers-Stark. It's nice to meet you Lokitty" Peter introduced them smiling brightly.

"Lokitty? It's just Loki child" Loki retorted a light green flicking in his eyes before quickly changing back to blue after a bright blue seeped into his hand towards his face.

"Mr. Loki? That sceptre seems to be very bad. Maybe you should put it down" Emily piped up, her brown eyes glowing purple as she carefully moved a pillow towards Loki so he could put the sceptre down.

"Now why in the world would I do that?" Loki asked offended that the child would ask such a thing.

"It's going into you head. The bad gem at the end keeps on sending some sort of energy into your brain controlling you. Maybe if you put the staff down it would help" Emily explained being quite smart mouthed. She can't help it, she's Tony's kid.

"It's doing what now?" Loki inquired confused.

"It's a bad thing Mr. Loki. It's making you do bad things. You could put it down and we could be friends. OH! YOU COULD COME PLAY WITH LEGOS" Peter cheered excited to have a new friend.

"What are LEGO's young Peter?" Loki asked putting the sceptre on the pillow and moving towards the kids.

"You don't know what LEGO's are?" Peter gasped before running to his room leaving his sister and Loki behind.

"What about you child? You seem quite scared" Loki questioned seeing a scared look in the girls eyes.

"My head hurts. New visions keep on coming into my head and it's painful" Emily whimpered holding her head as the pain got worse.

Loki's eyes quickly went green as he placed a hand on the kids head. A frigid ness went through her head almost cooling the pain. Just as Peter ran in with his LEGO's another person came in practically fuming by the scene.

"GET YOUR HAND OFF MY KID REINDEER GAMES!" Tony yelled as he walked calmly in.

"DAD!" Peter yelled running towards Tony. But Loki decided to hold Emily close to him cooking down her pain.

"She is in pain Stark" Loki said in a said voice putting a finger up to his mouth as if signalling to be quiet.

"He's helping her" Peter grinned laughing quietly at the shocked look on his fathers face.

"Why the sudden change of heart? You trying to make yourself good to escape everything he's done" Tony scoffed not believing what he's seeing.

"Unfortunately I cannot say I remember what I've done unfortunately. According to this child it may have been the sceptre" Loki argued as Emily relaxed a bit.

"The sceptre? Really trying to place the blame on an inanimate object?" Tony shot back an actually scoff leaving him.

"It's a bad thing dad. His eyes magically went from blue to green when he wasn't holding it anymore" Peter added motioning to the thing on the couch.

"Thank you Mr. Loki. I feel a lot better now" Emily whispered getting up from his arms but not fully leaving his grasp.

"WHAT ON EARTH IS GOING ON IN HERE?!" Steve all but yelled as he ran in. All he aliens had collapsed outside suddenly making all the Avengers outside start running towards the tower.

"Peter says that the sceptre over there was controlling reindeer games the entire time" Tony sighed having to believe his kid who was happily chatting away telling Loki about LEGO's as Loki was still holding onto Emily who had fallen asleep.

"Let me take a look at that sceptre" Thor said moving across the room quickly before quickly noticing what was most likely inside the sceptre since a certain gem had been in the Chitauri's possession for quite some time.

"I don't care what he says. I will not accept that man" Clint growled adjusting his sunglasses.

"Why not Uncle Clint? He's nice. He helped Emily with her vision pains" Peter asked innocently concluding his explanation.

"The child is correct. The sceptre was the reason for his actions. It appears that this may be the vessel of the mind stone, one of the six infinity stones" Thor ended the argument quickly with that statement.

"Well then we're taking Loki to the roof so he can shut down the portal" Natasha said grabbing Loki's shoulder. Loki stood with her and handed the sleeping Emily to Steve before leaving the room with her, Clint, and Thor.

Tony shook his head before making his way to his family bringing them over to the couch the sit down. Peter happily sat cuddling his sister while their dads sat on both sides of them.

"If only every war could be that easy" Tony sighed. With that statement Emily stirred in her sleep.

"W-What happened?" Emily asked yawning loudly.

"You fell asleep honey" Steve chuckled patting her hair lightly.

"What are we going to do with the two of you? Apparently you can just stop a war with your puppy eyes" Tony joked making the two kids giggle.

"Maybe we could be superheroes like you then if our puppy eyes can stop a war" Peter joked back laughing even harder.

Oh man Tony and Steve raised quite the kids.