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December 18th, 2012
Following the Battle of New York, Tony Stark and his brand were becoming many things. The days of being a no-accountability war profiteer were already well behind him, but he hardly anticipated playing landlord to a ragtag team of honest-to-god superheros. In the aftermath, that was one the first things he set about doing with Pepper. With her blessing, Tony had thrown himself into it. Never one to half-ass things, he oversaw the extensive remodeling to accommodate the specific needs of each and every Avenger. Several were essentially homeless and there was no initiative for the superpowerly-abled, even in a place as progressive as New York.
Including Steve. Even if he called Stark Tower ugly and immediately found an apartment somewhere in Brooklyn. Even though Tony set aside one of the top 12 floors for him like everyone else. Fine.
Today was all about adding that personal touch. He was giving free room and board, might as well be a gracious sugar daddy about it. Besides, who wanted to thwart crime with a guy or gal whose liquor of choice you couldn't name? Just bad form.
Stopping outside the luxury suite dedicated to the arguably most unique new friendly friend, Tony bounced on his heels. He contemplated just walking in for a split second, but he liked having his cranium hammer-free. And it was still about being gracious--as much as he could be. "JARVIS? Ping Point Break for me." Tony didn't feel like knocking. This was a compromise.
"Mr. Odinson, you have a visitor." JARVIS dutifully announced from within Thor's quarters.
Including Steve. Even if he called Stark Tower ugly and immediately found an apartment somewhere in Brooklyn. Even though Tony set aside one of the top 12 floors for him like everyone else. Fine.
Today was all about adding that personal touch. He was giving free room and board, might as well be a gracious sugar daddy about it. Besides, who wanted to thwart crime with a guy or gal whose liquor of choice you couldn't name? Just bad form.
Stopping outside the luxury suite dedicated to the arguably most unique new friendly friend, Tony bounced on his heels. He contemplated just walking in for a split second, but he liked having his cranium hammer-free. And it was still about being gracious--as much as he could be. "JARVIS? Ping Point Break for me." Tony didn't feel like knocking. This was a compromise.
"Mr. Odinson, you have a visitor." JARVIS dutifully announced from within Thor's quarters.
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In other words, yes. He is.
"I hope you don't mind that I spend a few days here at the tower. Jane and I are in town for a conference."
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"Never gave this much thought to another man's room." True. Banner and Steve and Barton were at least the same species.
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"You're gone a lot, and you're crashing in my place, and that's fine, but I don't know you, you don't know me. We should do something about that."
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"Are you suggesting we get to know one another?"
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"You a, uh, natural blonde?"
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"What?"
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"Why would I alter my hair? It is wonderful as is."
Clearly, Thor loves his hair.
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"If you are not certain, you are welcome to touch it and dispel all doubt."
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"Can I just--" Tony's hand flattened and mimicked a plane as it made a slow trek towards the top of the larger man's head.
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You make bets over who will win in a battle or who will engorge themselves with the most food during a feast. You do not make bets over the authenticity of a man's hair.
Thor decides he will forgive this slight; Tony meant no disrespect, he's sure.
Thor stands abruptly and holds out his hand; Mjölnir immediately races up to meet it. "I am going in search of something to eat," he tells Tony. "Would you like to accompany me?"
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This wouldn't be forgotten.
"We've got stuff here. We can order in." He paused, imagining what a day out could entail with the man in tow. "Actually, you're right, let's go. My treat."
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After the aeroplane ride, he hopes a ride on Mjölnir is okay. Any human should be excited at the prospect of riding his hammer.
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"Yes. I would grip it, you would grip me, and it'd pull us off the ground and to whatever destination we so chose."
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Damn his curiosity.
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