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imafuturist) wrote2016-01-30 08:03 am
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Secret AIM Facility - Long Island, NY - Saturday Morning
After the complete clusterfuck that was yesterday, Tony was going for a tried and true method of coping called 'go beat up bad guys for touching his stuff.' It was super fun.
And he did promise to let this version of Steve hit the armor for stress tests, but hitting AIM seemed like a way better plan. So, hitting AIM it was.
"If you see anyone in ridiculous yellow outfits, they're the bad guys," Tony said, looking through the list of Stark technology on the premises that was helpfully listed by JARVIS after a quick scan of the place. He was going to blow up so much stuff today.
It almost made up for the fact that he was in Long Island.
[for the captain who would be confused if Tony said 'Assemble!']
And he did promise to let this version of Steve hit the armor for stress tests, but hitting AIM seemed like a way better plan. So, hitting AIM it was.
"If you see anyone in ridiculous yellow outfits, they're the bad guys," Tony said, looking through the list of Stark technology on the premises that was helpfully listed by JARVIS after a quick scan of the place. He was going to blow up so much stuff today.
It almost made up for the fact that he was in Long Island.
[for the captain who would be confused if Tony said 'Assemble!']

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"It's kind of nice," Steve said. "It'd be even harder to be here if the people I recognized weren't people I'd like."
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"Yeah?"
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"You've made this acclimation a lot easier," Steve said, blue eyes big and earnest. "So thank you."
Bucky had made things complicated, but Bucky always made things complicated.
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girlfriendsidekick. Complicated was possibly his middle name.Tony beamed a little because lacked chill when given compliments by friends. "Well, I couldn't let you go live in a sad hotel. That'd be inhumane."
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Tony pushed forward enough cash to have bought about five more pizzas because that was how he rolled.
"You get to carry them, winghead," he said, heading to one of the tables with chairs that in no way looked like they should support a full grown adult who still had shame.
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That'll show him, Steve.
He sat carefully in the chair, which creaked but held.
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Tony took his own seat warily because he was but a frail human. "Oh, trust me. I've seen how much both you and my Steve can pack away. It's obscene."
Doubled the food bill, Steve. Doubled.
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That part was sadly, earnestly true. Steve was always happy to help.
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Guess who still didn't really see himself in a mirror.
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Because that was a joke, Steve. That had to be a joke.
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