"Yes! Precisely," Tony smiles, proud of the little girl for figuring out what he was saying to her. He'd discovered in the last couple years how much fun it was to watch a child discover the world. He wondered at times if he missed out not doing more teaching. "So you're a brave one and a genius. Is there anything you can't do?" Besides speak properly, of course.

His eyebrows rise as she scampers onto his bed, but relaxes when he sees why. He didn't like the idea of her shoes walking on his pillow, but he'd ignore that for now.

"You're right, we aren't ither places. I'm not sure where we are." He sighs, unhappy that there wasn't more he could say or do for her or anyone else on this train. Except, he just wouldn't be Iron Man if he didn't add.. "You don't have to be afraid, Buttercup. I'm not going to let anything bad happen to you, okay?"