Berlin, 1987. Spider-Man travels to the divided city on assignment, trailing after Ned Leeds and the mystery of murdered agents. Wolverine's already on the ground, searching for Charlie, an old ally, maybe something more. Nevertheless, marked for death after crossing the KGB. Naturally, events escalate quickly. Ned is murdered, throat slit, and Peter, shaken, ignores Logan’s warning to go home. Instead, he dons his costume and gets drawn into the mess of Cold War espionage, clashing with Wolverine through safehouses and shadowy city streets. The trail leads to cemeteries and abandoned factories, and any other oddity. Charlie, desperate to avoid capture and torture, asks Wolverine to end her life. Logan hesitates; Spider-Man intervenes. In the chaos, Peter’s reflexes betray him... he kills Charlie by mistake, a punch too forceful. Finally, guilt replaces resolve, Peter returns home, and the burden of what happened in Berlin forever weighs heavy on his conscience. But, what if Logan had offered a different choice at the airport? What if, instead of insisting Peter leave Berlin, he quietly asked him to stay and help rescue Alex, Charlie’s hidden sister, trapped behind enemy lines? What if?