Tony Stark (
runs_on_batteries) wrote in
voidtreckerexpress2019-10-02 01:35 pm
Brooding and Fighting
Who: Tony and OTA
What: Varies
When: Basoon 16- late (might add another time/ date too)/ Basoon 17-18 Training in Gym and also on those days, tearing up a row of chairs in the standard car.
Where: Varies
CW: Language, Talk about death/ anxiety, depression; violence-ish?
Notes: For the first part- His first response is going to be to tell you to go away. However, if your character will stick it out beyond that, feel free to tag in.
[Brooding]
It was well after dinner when the majority of the passengers wouldn't be in the dining carriage with none of the lights on. Those who snacked tended to stay in the kitchen. There are a few dishes left to do, but they were far down on Tony's list of worries.
He'd had several drinks from the bottle of scotch he'd purchased and that had led to a very dark mood. His back was to the doorway, his helmet was on the table next to him with the open bottle, and a projected image was playing in front of him. There were three voices in the video- his, a woman's, and a little girl's. A little girl who looked a lot like a younger version of Buttercup was playing around a park and a lovely blonde woman following along after her. The woman keeps looking at the camera and joking about Tony needing to stop filming everything, but of course he makes up some stupid reason about why this was vital for the sake of all of humanity. There's another one with the same duo are playing in the woods with a tiny set of Iron Man masks and gloves.
[Training]
He was a little hungover, but in a way the bad mood just made him want to fight even more. He'd called over the ICP for anyone who would like to start training to learn hand to hand combat.
He found some material to make small cushion gloves like those a boxer might have (only obviously not as good as those). He's wearing his cargo pants and a black tank top. He calls Peter up to the front of the class and passes over another set of the makeshift boxing gloves.
[Added! Getting spare parts- Late afternoon 17 ]
Tony found the belt Manabu had set aside for a holster for his gun and decided to put his tools on it. He was already sweaty from the training, so he didn't bother cleaning up when he was going to be working more. So in his black undershirt, a sledgehammer over on shoulder, and a metallic glove from his suit he whistled his way to the standard carriage.
There was no need for this many chairs in here. They would never need this many. So, he went over to the front row and lifted the hammer. With a purely devilish grin, he grunted from the exertion and TWA-BANG. The headrest of the chair went flying. He kept working, going back and forth between the sledgehammer, a very concentrated beam from his glove for cutting, and a screwdriver until he had one short row of chairs dismantled.
What: Varies
When: Basoon 16- late (might add another time/ date too)/ Basoon 17-18 Training in Gym and also on those days, tearing up a row of chairs in the standard car.
Where: Varies
CW: Language, Talk about death/ anxiety, depression; violence-ish?
Notes: For the first part- His first response is going to be to tell you to go away. However, if your character will stick it out beyond that, feel free to tag in.
[Brooding]
It was well after dinner when the majority of the passengers wouldn't be in the dining carriage with none of the lights on. Those who snacked tended to stay in the kitchen. There are a few dishes left to do, but they were far down on Tony's list of worries.
He'd had several drinks from the bottle of scotch he'd purchased and that had led to a very dark mood. His back was to the doorway, his helmet was on the table next to him with the open bottle, and a projected image was playing in front of him. There were three voices in the video- his, a woman's, and a little girl's. A little girl who looked a lot like a younger version of Buttercup was playing around a park and a lovely blonde woman following along after her. The woman keeps looking at the camera and joking about Tony needing to stop filming everything, but of course he makes up some stupid reason about why this was vital for the sake of all of humanity. There's another one with the same duo are playing in the woods with a tiny set of Iron Man masks and gloves.
[Training]
He was a little hungover, but in a way the bad mood just made him want to fight even more. He'd called over the ICP for anyone who would like to start training to learn hand to hand combat.
He found some material to make small cushion gloves like those a boxer might have (only obviously not as good as those). He's wearing his cargo pants and a black tank top. He calls Peter up to the front of the class and passes over another set of the makeshift boxing gloves.
[Added! Getting spare parts- Late afternoon 17 ]
Tony found the belt Manabu had set aside for a holster for his gun and decided to put his tools on it. He was already sweaty from the training, so he didn't bother cleaning up when he was going to be working more. So in his black undershirt, a sledgehammer over on shoulder, and a metallic glove from his suit he whistled his way to the standard carriage.
There was no need for this many chairs in here. They would never need this many. So, he went over to the front row and lifted the hammer. With a purely devilish grin, he grunted from the exertion and TWA-BANG. The headrest of the chair went flying. He kept working, going back and forth between the sledgehammer, a very concentrated beam from his glove for cutting, and a screwdriver until he had one short row of chairs dismantled.

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What the Hell is a really good question. He didn't mean to blow up like that but he did. He sucks in a breath runs a hand over his forehead before letting out a sigh.
"I don't know.. I just.. not enough sleep, maybe?"
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"That's it? That's all I get?" Tony asked, exasperated.
He sighed and moved to find a spot he could sit or lean against and possibly see Peter's face.
"No, you've always been sleep deprived. You've just been acting so strange lately." He frowned and looked down. "You've acted like you don't want anything to do with me and.. I don't know. Just very fragile. I want to help but I don't get the feeling you want my help."
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"I don't know." He repeats. "I just-I don't know." He pauses to think of something else that's not that he doesn't know. It's like there's so many things wrong and he can't think of a single one. "I just-I don't like... being put on the spot like that, okay?"
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"Okay. But.. there were like four people in there. One of them was Buttercup. I don't understand. Why would that make you nervous? I picked you because I knew you'd be good at it. Where did all your confidence go?" Had he destroyed it somehow? Was all of this his fault? He'd been the young man's guardian for not even two months and he was already so much worse than when he'd arrived.
"I also picked you because if I wanted to demonstrate a punch, I knew you could catch my fist and not get hurt."
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"And I don't know-" He says again. If he could stop saying that, that would be great. "I'm just exhausted, I think. I feel... so overwhelmed right now, okay? And I just-getting called on like that just reminded me of school."
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"I thought you liked your school." He sighed and shook his head, looking at the ground. "Did something else happen? You've been acting strange from even before we left on the mission. Are you having problems with Gwen? One of the other kids are harassing you?" If anyone was, they'd regret it.
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"The mission? You mean the one where we had to kill a bunch of goblins and not ask why? I don't-I'm not-I don't want to kill anyone-for any reason. I wanted to talk to them-to find out why they were doing things but they wouldn't-they wouldn't acknowledge me." He sighs again.
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"I know Petey. It never feels good to kill anything." Well, that wasn't entirely true, but he was just going to lie a bit here. Peter didn't need to know the few exceptions to what was mostly true. "It's a really hard thing to learn about this world. You probably should've been on the purple team. I didn't even think about how that was going to affect you."
He felt the guilt now that he knew Peter had been hurt by his decision. "Sometimes certain things and certain people.. they don't give you a choice. That is a decision that they make. You have your line in the sand of what you can't let them do and they cross it. That's their decision. Your job is to stop the evil from hurting the innocent. I asked the woman who was our commander about the wizards and several others to make sure we were protecting the right people but.. Kid, we were saving everyone in that city. Their lives mattered and we were the only ones there who could keep them from being hurt."
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"But whatever. That's done. So it's whatever. No one else seems this upset."
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He sighed. "I think it's something the council needs to discuss before the next mission. We need an agreement to always check if the mission is honorable." A pause. "But the point is, I'm proud of you for caring. That's why you're different. That's why you are a good choice to pick for a fighting demonstration. You never forget your control and you never stop following your heart."
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"No, I-I don't believe that." He states. "There's always another way and no offense Mr Stark- but 'we didn't have time' is a shit excuse for..." He gestures with his hands. "Genocide."
"But it's not like it matters now. I guess I'll get over it-like I do everything else that goes to Hell."
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"What are you talking about? Everything else you do going to hell? Like what?"
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"Forget I said anything. I'm fine." He decides before leaning back in his hammock.
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"I just. It's a bunch of stuff, really." He finally says, hands rubbing at his face.
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He tucked an arm under his head and sighed, getting comfortable . "I get that you might not want to and you don't have to. But.. you know, don't shut me out either. I'm trying my best here, kid, but we have very different personalities. So I need you to tell me things."
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"So... I keep uh.. having this nightmare." He finally admits, staring up at the ceiling. "I mean-if I get to sleep-I have this nightmare-it's a little different every time but it's basically the same thing happening over and over. And I wouldn't worry about it normally-I mean the chances of it happening are like a trillion to one-maybe less-but my luck uh... might give it an assist somehow, I don't know."
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"What's the dream about?" He asked. His voice already sounded a bit sleepy. He'd been pushing himself so hard, he could probably use the break.
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"It's probably nothing, just me being paranoid and too sensitive, I guess." He brushes it off, twisting in the hammock so he's rolled over on his side.
"And for the record-I told you they were that comfy."
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"They really are.. Doesn't mean I won't knock you senseless if you waste your web on one of these, but you've proved your point too."
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"I don't want to talk about him. I'll tell you later." After he's had a nap-or after he's hopefully had a nap.
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"...Night, Mr Stark." Even if it was just a nap, he still says the words and closes his eyes to let himself fall asleep.
just here to witness the cute
He probably should have left the kid alone, it's not his business anyway, but, well, he couldn't. After a good while of searching and to his surprise he finds not only Peter but Tony too. Both fast asleep in one of those hideous web things that Charlotte and the spider kids have put all over the dressing car.
The sight makes him smile. You both can say what you want. Whatever is your secret. But you do look like a father and son.
He carefully retreats his steps. As if he was never there. It helps that elves can move so quiet that not even the heightened senses that some here possess cannot detect them.
While later..
Tony was pleasantly unaware that he'd been caught in such a compromised position (for his Iron Man ego). He stirred a couple hours later feeling better than he had in a while. He would refuse to admit it, but there just might be something to this web hammock. Though really, was it so different than an actual hammock that wasn't made of creepy spiderwebs?
Either way, he woke and found Peter sleeping next to him. He smiled glad the young man was getting some much needed rest. Putting an arm around him, Tony dozed and let his mind wonder while he waited for other napper to stir. There wasn't any real rush to it, so he let a whole ten or fifteen minutes go by before giving him a gentle shake. "Peter.. your aunt and I are getting married tomorrow."
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