forum Avengers Second Generation {CLOSED}

Started May 14, 2018 by Deleted user

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Castor glanced from Meg to Tony to Peter. When he saw Meg draw her dagger, he sent a gust of freezing wind that attempted to numb her hand.

Strange gave up. "Do you want help or not? We can't defeat him if you just crawl around his legs!!!"

Elizabeth coughs, Blood spurts from her back, "Then make it quick!"

Strange put her back on the table and arranged the tools around him. (Idk what to say…)

Elizabeth snarls, "Hurry. Whatever you're doing."

Tony looks worried. "Peter go stay with your daughter." His voice was soft but had a hard edge.

Peter shakes his head, "Uh… Yeah… Bye Mr. Stark!" He runs off

Tony watches the kid then looks back at Castor, then at Meg. "Where's Kerenza?"

Meg’s hand was freezing, her fingertips entirely numb. Her dagger clattered to the floor. “I don’t know.”

Tony freezes at Meg's words, then turns to Castor. "Where is she?"

Kerenza struggles, finally starting to get loose.

Castor only grins.

Elizabeth stays still, gritting her teeth and gripping the bed sides with the pain

Strange worked quickly and precisely.

"Caster?"

"CastOr. Castor with an -oh are. Thank you. Yes?"

"So? And where is my daughter?"

He pretended to think. "I'm not really sure… I've dealt with a lot of girls today. Which one was she?"

Stark freezes. "Looks like me"

(Lol nice description)
Elizabeth holds her breath, "Done yet?!" She barks.

Peter tried to go back to where he had left his daughter and Strange but was again lost in the many hallways

"Almost! Hold still!" Strange snapped.

Castor laughed. "Oh dear, the poor child. I think I'm getting a fuzzy recollection…"

"Excuse me?"

(YUP!)

Castor feigned surprise. "I'm so sorry, did I offend you?"

"She's my daughter"

“Shut… up…. you… you…” Meg couldn’t grasp the right derogatory word to describe Castor.

//aka idk what to say :P

Castor rolled his eyes. "Yeah, I picked that up. Say, are you really as smart as you look, Mr. Stark?"

Elizabeth slides off the bed, "Alright. That's good enough."