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Tony Stark, Central Park
Tony was moving at a rather quick pace, keeping up his professional stature as he walked, moving past the knight who was an inch away from starting a massacre in the middle of New York. Tony himself didn't actively roam the streets searching for mutants, for the most part, with most of his time spent in the tower, working on upgrading his suits to deal with future mutant threats. With Pepper taking over as CEO of the company, Tony practically had all the time in the day to be working on upgrading his technology. He usually waited for bigger mutant threats that were actively harming people, where he would be called in directly. As Tony continued to walk through the central park, he felt a buzz in his pocket - the phone he brought with him indicated a text message. When he opened, he saw that it was from Pepper. It had read: "I'll be back to the tower soon, Tony. Stay safe." Tony let himself half-smile when he read it. Pepper was always someone that Tony thought he could count on - one of the few people who he actually held respect for, other than, perhaps, Bruce Banner. Tony slid the phone back into his pocket, walking for a few more minutes before he got to the car.
Tony was moving at a rather quick pace, keeping up his professional stature as he walked, moving past the knight who was an inch away from starting a massacre in the middle of New York. Tony himself didn't actively roam the streets searching for mutants, for the most part, with most of his time spent in the tower, working on upgrading his suits to deal with future mutant threats. With Pepper taking over as CEO of the company, Tony practically had all the time in the day to be working on upgrading his technology. He usually waited for bigger mutant threats that were actively harming people, where he would be called in directly. As Tony continued to walk through the central park, he felt a buzz in his pocket - the phone he brought with him indicated a text message. When he opened, he saw that it was from Pepper. It had read: "I'll be back to the tower soon, Tony. Stay safe." Tony let himself half-smile when he read it. Pepper was always someone that Tony thought he could count on - one of the few people who he actually held respect for, other than, perhaps, Bruce Banner. Tony slid the phone back into his pocket, walking for a few more minutes before he got to the car.
The events that seemed to happen just moments ago still weren't fully comprehended by Tony. To him, it seemed almost comical, but there was serious worry and thoughtfulness that raced through his head. Had the swordsman decided to attack, and if the kid were to have been a mutant - a powerful one, at that. It was a possibility that many lives would have been lost. Along with that, Tony had left his suit in the car, meaning he couldn't have even defended himself. He decided that he needed more access to suits at all times, or situations like that could happen more often. The fact that he left the Mark 5 in the car made him a bit irritated. Why did you think you wouldn't need it, Tony? You always end up having to. Tony let out a deep sigh through his nostrils, moving to the driver's side of the car, Tony opened it - his eyes falling upon the suitcase suit on the passenger's seat. He let himself get in, shutting the door behind him. "Welcome back, sir. I hope you enjoyed your day out." The familiar voice of FRIDAY was heard, to which Tony responded. "Sure, we'll go with that." He entered his key into the ignition of the car, starting it, and pulling out from where he was. FRIDAY began to speak to Tony again. "Mr. Stark, there have been multiple reports of mutants, would you like me to elaborate?" Tony took a few seconds to respond, lost in though. "Later, sure. I have something I want to get done, though." Tony drove back in the direction of Stark Towers. He had something on his mind to develop - it shouldn't take long for him, only a few moments. He was going to make himself a small earpiece, as to allow himself to communicate with FRIDAY, not matter his location - as long as it had access to the internet. With future suit models, the necessity may be obsolete, but if he ever needed to call in the Mark 7.. It would be best to stay safe in the moment.
After driving for awhile, Tony eventually made it to the base of Stark Towers, driving the car into the same garage he had just left not too long ago - FRIDAY opening the doors for him once again. As soon as he entered, he left the car in the middle of the garage, grabbing hold of the Mark 5 and taking it with him. As Tony began to walk away, to the elevator that led to the upper floors of the tower, the car he had been driving ended up parking itself - the work of FRIDAY. Tony got into the elevator and went up. When he got the earpiece ready, he decided he'd see about those calls in about mutants.
After driving for awhile, Tony eventually made it to the base of Stark Towers, driving the car into the same garage he had just left not too long ago - FRIDAY opening the doors for him once again. As soon as he entered, he left the car in the middle of the garage, grabbing hold of the Mark 5 and taking it with him. As Tony began to walk away, to the elevator that led to the upper floors of the tower, the car he had been driving ended up parking itself - the work of FRIDAY. Tony got into the elevator and went up. When he got the earpiece ready, he decided he'd see about those calls in about mutants.