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open | it's not the finding, but the searching
Who: Doctor Fitz and OPEN
Where: All over, but increasingly in 600/602 on the first floor.
When: August-September
Rating: PG, will warn for higher. CW for a general species-ist perspective in his narrative text though
Summary: A catch-all log for the doctor poking his fingers into things. This cycle: Lab nonsense, Hydra-ing up the gaudy unused shield HQ, trying to build up some alcohol tolerance, and making some moves about this infestation of powered people because THIS PLACE CAN TURN EVERYONE INTO BIRDS KILL IT KILL IT WITH FIRE. I don't mind making more specific starters for people who aren't already in his social circle, so please come at me here or on plurk if you want to hash something out.
Also, if you want Monika before/instead of Fitz, just drop it in the subject line and we'll make it happen for you.
The Story:
[ Sixth floor bar ]
[This is, ostensibly, the only bar with any class and dignity. As such, the doctor will patronize specifically this, sampling proper Earth liquors and pounding shots when appropriate. Perhaps his tolerance for harder drinking isn't quite what he recalls, but that's all the more reason to sit there for long stretches. Everything requires endurance training now and again, and it's important for a man to have a strong drinking ability.
If there are others available to join him, he'll acknowledge them with a nod and a tilt of his glass. Drinking is always better when it happens in a social environment. It's how bonds are forged.]
[ First floor, SHIELD HQ ]
[He tells them that it's necessary for safety purposes. If he's going to build the portal up from scratch, he won't repeat the mistake of preparing it in a populated space. It's an excuse to divorce himself from the general group of people who know their own Fitz, who want him to smile and keep his head down and work on fanciful dalliances that lead nowhere.
How could anyone have the energy to do something like that, after what's been going on? After they've had their very humanity torn away from them like some kind of game? This is unhealthy. It must've already driven the rest of them mad. He won't let it get to him. He can see right through the truth of it. The magic-users and the powered people are subhuman trash trying to dilute the human race, and the humans are happy to let it happen. It's disgusting. They're all infected. And if the need arises, they'll all have to burn down with the rest of it.
They can have their food festivals and their social events. They might be able to forget what was done to them. But Wonderland has actively declared war, and Doctor Leopold Fitz did not get where he is by lying down in the face of conflict.
Throughout August, he'll be adding pieces to the massive supercomputer there, as well as framing the base for something big enough to fit human life. And sometimes, visitors might be greeted by a bright feminine voice while he's in a back room occupied with something else entirely. Feel free to say hello to Monika while you wait. She's perfectly sweet and innocent. Really.]
Where: All over, but increasingly in 600/602 on the first floor.
When: August-September
Rating: PG, will warn for higher. CW for a general species-ist perspective in his narrative text though
Summary: A catch-all log for the doctor poking his fingers into things. This cycle: Lab nonsense, Hydra-ing up the gaudy unused shield HQ, trying to build up some alcohol tolerance, and making some moves about this infestation of powered people because THIS PLACE CAN TURN EVERYONE INTO BIRDS KILL IT KILL IT WITH FIRE. I don't mind making more specific starters for people who aren't already in his social circle, so please come at me here or on plurk if you want to hash something out.
Also, if you want Monika before/instead of Fitz, just drop it in the subject line and we'll make it happen for you.
The Story:
[ Sixth floor bar ]
[This is, ostensibly, the only bar with any class and dignity. As such, the doctor will patronize specifically this, sampling proper Earth liquors and pounding shots when appropriate. Perhaps his tolerance for harder drinking isn't quite what he recalls, but that's all the more reason to sit there for long stretches. Everything requires endurance training now and again, and it's important for a man to have a strong drinking ability.
If there are others available to join him, he'll acknowledge them with a nod and a tilt of his glass. Drinking is always better when it happens in a social environment. It's how bonds are forged.]
[ First floor, SHIELD HQ ]
[He tells them that it's necessary for safety purposes. If he's going to build the portal up from scratch, he won't repeat the mistake of preparing it in a populated space. It's an excuse to divorce himself from the general group of people who know their own Fitz, who want him to smile and keep his head down and work on fanciful dalliances that lead nowhere.
How could anyone have the energy to do something like that, after what's been going on? After they've had their very humanity torn away from them like some kind of game? This is unhealthy. It must've already driven the rest of them mad. He won't let it get to him. He can see right through the truth of it. The magic-users and the powered people are subhuman trash trying to dilute the human race, and the humans are happy to let it happen. It's disgusting. They're all infected. And if the need arises, they'll all have to burn down with the rest of it.
They can have their food festivals and their social events. They might be able to forget what was done to them. But Wonderland has actively declared war, and Doctor Leopold Fitz did not get where he is by lying down in the face of conflict.
Throughout August, he'll be adding pieces to the massive supercomputer there, as well as framing the base for something big enough to fit human life. And sometimes, visitors might be greeted by a bright feminine voice while he's in a back room occupied with something else entirely. Feel free to say hello to Monika while you wait. She's perfectly sweet and innocent. Really.]
for monika
Monika? Can you see properly when you're docked in this unit?
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Apparently that started today.
Even if the process of moving was intensely uncomfortable, once it's complete, she can hardly contain her excitement. Monika steps through the new opening she senses in her surroundings. ]
Oooh!
[ She's still off screen for a moment, then her head peeks out. She giggles with glee and steps fully into view with a spring in her step. A new vantage point! More space! Something new! ]
It worked, Doctor! Ahaha, not that I didn't have faith in you~
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He watches her with an unmoving expression, well aware that she has nearly a 360-degree view of him if she adapts to utilizing her monitors and cameras simultaneously. Let her look. She might learn some things.]
Of course it worked. And it's much more suitable for you than that dark little bedroom. You're integrating painlessly, I assume?
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[ With a few curious noises, she spends a few moments taking some exploratory steps around, disappearing out of view. There's a little "oooh!" once she finds a camera and plays around with it. Finally, some more control!
Oh, right. Talking. ]
The pain's pretty much faded now! Small price to pay, really. [ There's a sudden gasp of excitement. ] I can finally see the back of your head!
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So what's your opinion on drinking games, by the way?
[She's just curious.]
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He's a man of discipline and tolerance. He's been pounding shots with his father since he was tall enough to see over the bar. And here he is, holding on to the countertop after just a few shots. This is humiliating. It can't be allowed to continue. He'll just have to keep drinking until he comes out victorious on the other side.]
I think that drinking is its own game. [He means it to sound charming, but he's already slurring words together, cheeks flushed. It's already unacceptable.]
But I'm listening if you've got something in mind.
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Something like Never Have I Ever but with ... actual facts about ourselves? The game is kind of boring if you don't know the person well and can't say things to get them to keep drinking, but what if we do things we have done, and the other person drinks if they have too?
[A beat, because that was a great big dance to say:]
So Never Have I Ever, minus the Never.
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[And he'll slam another shot down to punctuate himself. He needs to learn.]
Earned my second PhD when I was seventeen.
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{Play the game the way they taught you to
Kol slides up to the bar to join him, taking a spot next to him, his own drink already in hand.]
You slamming those shots for any particular reason, mate? Or are you just bored?
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I didn't think they let your type into the more upscale establishments.
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[The animals always delude themselves into thinking they're something precious and important. It helps them think they matter. They're so easily seduced by their own fantasies.]
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SHIELD HQ
He also scans through Wonderland for threats. His drones, small and clever, fly and climb and scan and take pictures. Imagine him seeing the work that's beginning to happen at space on the first floor. He walks down, pocketing the drone and looking around here. When he's greeted by an AI, he rolls his eyes. ]
Can you believe it?
[ you're not the only one who needs help managing his space, boss' ]
She's got nothing on you, Friday.
HIIII
[ Monika crosses her arms on the small screen that she's greeted Tony from--and it had been a very polite greeting, she might add. Nothing worthy of an eye roll!
Hmph. Her lips pucker into an annoyed pout. She'd heard plenty of talk of Mister Metal Man from the Doctor, and it's been nothing but accurate. Go figure he'd be the first super nosy person to stop by. The level of sass is already too dang high!
Okay, time to try this again. She breathes out and puts her smile back on. Happiness and cheer! ]
Like I said, the Doctor's not available right now. If you want me to relay a message, I'll do it for you. But only if you say it nicely~
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I don't even know where to begin. FRIDAY, I hope you're filing this under 'severe mental breakdown'
[ opening new folder, boss ]
Yeah, hey, I'd like to leave a message. Sure - uh - tell - the doctor -
[ cue air quotes ]
That Horse Head said hi. You know what, scratch that, I've gotten what I wanted.
[ a look. for now, that will do. ]
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It's fine, Monika. Let him in.
[And there might be some pouting from the girl in the entryway, but the doors will hiss and part without complaint. Come on in, Tony. It'll be fine.]
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Bar
That she finds herself in the bar is a lot of her trying to adjust to being alive, to not being in Hell, and pretending that months in that living Hell for months did nothing to her.
Alcohol before trying to sleep is helping with that.
Perched on a stool, pretending that she isn't fearing rest as she sings softly under her breath and enjoys a drink or two. Three maybe. Certainly faking cheeriness, and if she cheats and uses telekinesis to retrieve a bottle from behind the bar, well so be it.
Pouring another whiskey for herself, setting the bottle down and settling in to watch others curiously.]
Never heard of this distilleries, but then I guess I was assuming there'd just be mason jars with hooch.
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There needs to be a purge.]
You have powers. And you use them so openly?
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Never did before. Not in public places. Everyone here keeps assuring me though that this isn't like home and I don't need to worry. It's kinda remarkable in this world, I admit. Really such a different place. Never though I'd know somewhere like this.
[Except in the coven house, she's never known the freedom she has here without answer for it.]
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[It's populated with the worst of the worst. It's a cesspool.]
And is that all you can do? Would you be interested in demonstrating more, for an audience?
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But at the same time, if Peggy Carter can dig herself out of a grave and become a flesh-and-blood nuisance, then why not other ghosts?]
... Captain America. [A nod of acknowledgement. The stock footage failed to capture his facial hair. Or, alternatively, he's pushed himself harder than he thought and his vision is playing tricks. That's also a valid option.]
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He’s not exactly expecting someone to call him that when he sits down though and it makes him pause. He hasn’t been Captain America in two years, and even before that people would address him as Captain Rogers.
Still he’s looking over to the man next to him with a nod. ]
Please, call me Steve.
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Hey. What are you drinking?
[Maybe giving him space hadn't been the right call, so she's trying to make up for it now.]
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Just a bit of Scotch. It's my father's favorite. Reminds me of home.
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Are you missing it? Home I mean.
[Daisy doesn't touch her drink for now instead turns all of her focus on to him.]
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