Hook walks the rainy streets, notebook in hand, chasing rumors of impossible happenings: glowing lights in alleys, objects moving on their own, strange laughter echoing from rooftops.

“Impossible,” he mutters, scanning the evidence. Then he spots a boy leaping gracefully across fire escapes.

“Peter,” Hook whispers, recognition flashing. The boy glances back, grinning.

“I make stories real, Captain,” Peter says, flipping from a lamppost to a wall. “You just try to catch them.”

Hook follows, torn between law, logic, and the impossible thrill of a boy who defies all rules