Anthony "Tony" Stark (
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entranceway2016-05-01 08:07 am
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- a song of ice and fire: arya stark,
- dragon age: bethany hawke,
- dragon age: isabela,
- dragon age: jowan,
- marble hornets: alex kralie,
- marvel: clint barton,
- marvel: daisy johnson (skye),
- marvel: leo fitz,
- marvel: natasha romanoff (616),
- marvel: sharon carter,
- marvel: tony stark,
- steven universe: peridot,
- the originals: freya mikaelson,
- tokyo ghoul: kaneki ken,
- undertale: alphys,
- undertale: sans
⎊ [Video]
[The feed opens to Tony's form from about the waist up. His sleeves are rolled up and his left arm is covered in burns that look to be about a week old. He's holding a strange device about eight inches long. It's encased entirely in a shell and seems to have a small domed sensor on top.]
I just wanted to say, if you start seeing these around, it's not a tiny alien invasion, they're sensors. I'm setting them around key locations in the hopes of finding a way to predict these event things. In light of the most recent catastrophe, I think it's only a reasonable step towards surviving something like that again. There has to be something preceding these things, right? Like a low-pressure system before a storm. We get a warning, sure. Sometimes, anyway? Maybe, if we can figure out what causes them or where they're coming from, we can delay or stop them?
[It's... all he's got, okay? He hates feeling like he isn't in control and he hates that people die because of it, even more.]
I'm... [He sighs and pinches the bridge of his nose, the beginnings of a sleepless headache coming on.] officially out of retirement. Hold the "I told you so"s. You know who you are.
I just wanted to say, if you start seeing these around, it's not a tiny alien invasion, they're sensors. I'm setting them around key locations in the hopes of finding a way to predict these event things. In light of the most recent catastrophe, I think it's only a reasonable step towards surviving something like that again. There has to be something preceding these things, right? Like a low-pressure system before a storm. We get a warning, sure. Sometimes, anyway? Maybe, if we can figure out what causes them or where they're coming from, we can delay or stop them?
[It's... all he's got, okay? He hates feeling like he isn't in control and he hates that people die because of it, even more.]
I'm... [He sighs and pinches the bridge of his nose, the beginnings of a sleepless headache coming on.] officially out of retirement. Hold the "I told you so"s. You know who you are.
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Suction cup arrows on an 80 pound drawstring bow will still crack the thin shell casing, bird brain. I didn't build them to be durable. They're delicate pieces of equipment.
No one won any bets because no one placed any official wagers. So can it, Cockatiel.
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You're no fun. What else am I supposed to use for target practice then?
[ Besides you know, actual targets. ]
Says you. Who says we didn't have a pool set up that you didn't know about?
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[Clint, sweetie, he's deadpanning at you.]
Seeing as I'm the key party in this whole thing, I think I say. But no, go ahead. What'd you guys bet?
[You can't have a successful pool without currency. The magic closets make bets almost useless anymore... trust him, he's bummed about that too, sort of.]
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[ He sees your deadpan and gives you a smug smirk. ]
Lifetime supply of snack packs? [ Okay, so they hadn't gotten around to making an wagers yet... ]
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Barton, if you need bird seed that badly, just ask the closet. You don't have to make unrealistic wagers for it. Good God, man.
[He is calling your bluff unofficially, but this was just more fun. So yeah.]
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[ Just don't tell Natasha that, she will set out to prove him wrong. ]
Unrealistic huh? Whose the one coming out of retirement?
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[Oh, he'll totally tell Natasha that. Without a doubt.]
There's a reason for that and you know it. Otherwise, I'd happily be sipping margaritas on the beach.
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[ He should know better than to challenge Tony, but he does it anyway. ]
Oh? What's that? [ Like it doesn't know it probably had something to do with zombies and wanting to be prepared. ]
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[He can build robots that will kick your ass, Barton. Even if it's more literal than metaphorical.]
You lot can't seem to handle Avenging without me. [Like hell he's gonna actually say it, dammit.]
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[ He knows you can build robots that can kick his ass Tony, you've already done that. Don't do it again. ]
Clearly. [ That's his sarcastic voice. ] Zombies aren't really something we're used to.