Tony Stark | Iron Man (
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video | un: iron.man
[The video flicks on to Tony's tired face, though he actually looks pretty good, considering that he's still mildly sick. He grins at the camera, though, the pleased look of someone who's managed something.]
Hey, so. For anyone still caught with this plague thing, I've got a...well, not a fix. A work around, maybe. A focused EMP seems to deactivate the nanities long enough for some of the symptoms to fade, at least for a little while. It doesn't get rid of the things entirely, but it should give you a nice break from feeling like shit.
I'd like to thank my lovely assistants for working with me on this.
[The camera pans across the workroom to focus on the couch, and the two bodies sprawled on it. The eagle-eyed might recognize one (or both) of them as Bucky Barnes, but the way they're both just kind of slumped in a heap makes it kind of hard to tell. It's not that large a couch.
One of them twitches slightly, and there's a snort as Tony turns the camera back on himself.]
That's it for now. I'm still working on a more permanent solution, but magic is really not my thing. Someone else wants to have a crack at that part, be my guest.
[A sudden crash comes from what seems like the vicinity of that couch, and Tony gives the screen a sardonic look before the feed cuts.]
Hey, so. For anyone still caught with this plague thing, I've got a...well, not a fix. A work around, maybe. A focused EMP seems to deactivate the nanities long enough for some of the symptoms to fade, at least for a little while. It doesn't get rid of the things entirely, but it should give you a nice break from feeling like shit.
I'd like to thank my lovely assistants for working with me on this.
[The camera pans across the workroom to focus on the couch, and the two bodies sprawled on it. The eagle-eyed might recognize one (or both) of them as Bucky Barnes, but the way they're both just kind of slumped in a heap makes it kind of hard to tell. It's not that large a couch.
One of them twitches slightly, and there's a snort as Tony turns the camera back on himself.]
That's it for now. I'm still working on a more permanent solution, but magic is really not my thing. Someone else wants to have a crack at that part, be my guest.
[A sudden crash comes from what seems like the vicinity of that couch, and Tony gives the screen a sardonic look before the feed cuts.]
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[He feels a bit dirty even potentially acknowledging that the possibility of the supernatural existing is real ... again.]
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Have you heard of sacred geometry, theoretically?
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There are also certain groups that subscribe to it having, magical properties and can be found in several rituals dating back earlier than the 1500s.
While I don't particularly believe in the supernatural, given this place's apparent penchant for it, it's possible that the correct sigil could assist in neutralizing the magical component of the illness.
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Isn't that the kind of thing you'd need some magical ability for anyway?
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The practice itself is more procedural based then innate ability.
[He might be cringing at that comment. There is no such thing as an innate ability for the supernatural because it doesn't exist. This whole conversation is drilling a hole in his soul; but if this is really his and Alex's delusion, there's a strong case for this to work.]
If you know the correct ritual and proform it properly, then, in theory, it should work.
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[Having someone who knows what they're doing is always preferable to trying to teach someone new. At least as far as something like this is concerned.]
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[It hurts so much to be talking about doing something like this, but if no one else is working with the man on this and it'll potentially help ...]
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[The rest of the materials he can get hold of himself.
Though really, Tony might want to find Richard's sanity, because he's now sure he lost it in that five-day coma.]
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