Anthony "Tony" Stark (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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entranceway2016-05-01 08:07 am
narcissistictendencies) wrote in entranceway2016-05-01 08:07 am
Entry tags:
- 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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So, either way, you met one of the Romanoffs. You'll probably meet the other eventually. If she's taking you under her spider web, then you'll probably be seeing me around quite a bit. My condolences.
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she did talk about hooking me up with some tech buddies
guessing you'd be one of them
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Yeah, I'm one of them. Tech is my thing, and I'm apparently back in the crime fighting biz. Apparently my teammates can't seem to get along without me.
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[No you don't you big liar.]
talk to you later i guess