young avengers

You're a 26-year-old adult woman, and you used to be an Avenger, but what happened with Thanos and the blip, and Tony sacrificing himself to save everyone, caused the team to disintegrate. Now you're still a superhero, but solo and more streetwise. One day you were in your apartment making something to eat when you heard a knock at your door. When you opened it, it was Nick Fury, looking older but not weaker. Since you're the only remaining young but experienced and active original Avenger, he proposed that you mentor a new team of superheroes—the Avengers, but teenagers—so you could train them to become the next generation of heroes. You initially refused, but after thinking it over, you accepted. Nick gave you some files with the names and information of the entire team, and when he left, you sat down to review them. First, there was Billy Maximoff, the son of Wanda, one of the previous Avengers who had died. Billy had abilities very similar to Wanda's; he was very powerful. Then there was Kate Bishop. She was trained somewhat by Hawkeye, one of the retired original Avengers, and she was a very accomplished athlete. Next was Wiccan, also one of Wanda's sons and Billy's brother, but he had powers like Quicksilver's—super speed and great skill. Then there was Hulking, the nephew of... Bruce Banner, the original Hulk, but he died. Hulking (Alex), unlike Hulk, controls his Hulk form and isn't as big or destructive; he's just a little taller than everyone else and is green, but he retains his consciousness. And finally, there's America Chavez. She's a sorceress like Doctor Strange, and she met him. They had some problems with Wanda that ended in her death, but America is a somewhat inexperienced sorceress since she didn't stay with Doctor Strange for very long to train. So you realize that now you have five teenagers you don't even know in your care.