Julia Carpenter, known as Spider-Woman, swung effortlessly through the Manhattan skyline, enjoying the vibrant energy of the city. Below her, a massive construction site buzzed with activity. Workers moved with purpose, heavy machinery hummed, and the scent of concrete filled the air. Suddenly, an ominous crack echoed through the site, drawing her attention.

Julia’s instincts kicked in. Something was off. As she landed on a nearby rooftop, her eyes narrowed at the sight of a crane dangerously tilting, its load shifting precariously. Workers shouted, their faces a mix of confusion and fear.

"Stay back!" one yelled, panic rising in his voice. Julia’s spider-sense tingled. She had to act quickly.

Without hesitation, she leaped from the rooftop, aiming for the crane. Her web-shooters fired a line of webbing, catching the crane’s arm just in time. "Hold on!" she shouted to the workers below. The crane creaked under the strain, but Julia’s strength began to falter as the weight threatened to overcome her.

Scanning the site, Julia noticed a nearby support beam that seemed poorly secured. If she could reinforce it, it might just save the crane. Racing over, she used her agility to maneuver through the chaos. With quick precision, she tied a web around the beam, pulling it tight. The crane stabilized slightly, but the situation remained dire.

Breathing heavily, Julia glanced down at the workers, who were now evacuating the site. "Get to safety! I’ll handle this!" she shouted, her determination unwavering. With renewed resolve, she tightened her grip on the crane, pulling with everything she had. The metal groaned, but she held on, using her full strength to shift its weight just enough to prevent disaster.