thatguyinthestore
Off to a Better Place
Tony would snicker in response to Alpha's first comment, the Iron Man making his way over to a nearby workbench and leaning his palms against it as he observed the furred soldier. He lowered his head and slightly shook it from side to side, before he side-glanced back up towards Alpha.
"I doubt the blue-haired meanie really cares much about messing with your tech," Tony said as he observed her enter one of his former armor transformation stops to change out of her armor. He didn't really have a need for it anymore since he'd been experimenting with nano-tech recently. In fact, if the nano-tech suits he was working on continued progressing in the direction it was already headed in, then that old station would be downright obsolete, especially if he found a way to mass produce it. Nonetheless, he didn't mind her modifications to the area and allowed her to use it as she so pleased. However, as she stepped out and continued talking about the Tesseract Incident, Tony had to practically force himself not to roll his eyes.
"Listen," He began, his tone of voice a less sarcastic and more of a slightly annoyed, slightly exhausted one. He casually strolled over to her while fidgeting with a pencil in his hand, and began speaking as he did so. "There's a reason why incident files are so hush-hush. Specifically the Tesseract Incident's. Those people who are as trained as you, or worse, or even better? Like our mutual nineteenth century friend Mister Morgan from that lovely training session you just finished, or one of my fellow Avengers? Or the literal walking personification of death, Praetorian?" He paused so he could look her directly in the eye and take a step closer to her. "They were directly involved in it. They were there. And if you haven't noticed, none of them really enjoy talking about it for very, very personal reasons. So, it's best for you, me, Fury, Morgan, and pretty much the entire Foundation that you just drop it, okay?" He asked, and whether or not she agreed, Tony would have already turned back around on a heel and nodded, rubbing the palms of his hands together. "Okay! Good."
With that, Tony would proceed to watch her work on her railgun from her bench, all while several thoughts about the Incident files themselves ran through his head. They were building up, more and more cropping up. The Gravity Falls incident was a particularly bad one. They hadn't even been able to recover most of the people from that incident or even the world itself, and what little they had turned out to not be of any use like that Benedict guy and his.... "pet" penguin. Though, Tony liked to think of it more as its slave. But several others had been popping up lately, and every time one did, Tony's own stress got higher and higher. It didn't help that allegedly, according to the report, someone had been making replicas of Ultron, which was a whole issue in of itself.
Tony sure as hell missed when things were easier, that's for sure.
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"I doubt the blue-haired meanie really cares much about messing with your tech," Tony said as he observed her enter one of his former armor transformation stops to change out of her armor. He didn't really have a need for it anymore since he'd been experimenting with nano-tech recently. In fact, if the nano-tech suits he was working on continued progressing in the direction it was already headed in, then that old station would be downright obsolete, especially if he found a way to mass produce it. Nonetheless, he didn't mind her modifications to the area and allowed her to use it as she so pleased. However, as she stepped out and continued talking about the Tesseract Incident, Tony had to practically force himself not to roll his eyes.
"Listen," He began, his tone of voice a less sarcastic and more of a slightly annoyed, slightly exhausted one. He casually strolled over to her while fidgeting with a pencil in his hand, and began speaking as he did so. "There's a reason why incident files are so hush-hush. Specifically the Tesseract Incident's. Those people who are as trained as you, or worse, or even better? Like our mutual nineteenth century friend Mister Morgan from that lovely training session you just finished, or one of my fellow Avengers? Or the literal walking personification of death, Praetorian?" He paused so he could look her directly in the eye and take a step closer to her. "They were directly involved in it. They were there. And if you haven't noticed, none of them really enjoy talking about it for very, very personal reasons. So, it's best for you, me, Fury, Morgan, and pretty much the entire Foundation that you just drop it, okay?" He asked, and whether or not she agreed, Tony would have already turned back around on a heel and nodded, rubbing the palms of his hands together. "Okay! Good."
With that, Tony would proceed to watch her work on her railgun from her bench, all while several thoughts about the Incident files themselves ran through his head. They were building up, more and more cropping up. The Gravity Falls incident was a particularly bad one. They hadn't even been able to recover most of the people from that incident or even the world itself, and what little they had turned out to not be of any use like that Benedict guy and his.... "pet" penguin. Though, Tony liked to think of it more as its slave. But several others had been popping up lately, and every time one did, Tony's own stress got higher and higher. It didn't help that allegedly, according to the report, someone had been making replicas of Ultron, which was a whole issue in of itself.
Tony sure as hell missed when things were easier, that's for sure.
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