Agent Venom

Member of The Age of Miracles RP

[xnakia]

“Flash. It’s a pleasure. I’m Nakia. And what is that you do around here, Flash?” She replied and shook his hand, genuinely curious.

[agent-flash-venom-blog]

“Good to meet you, Nakia.” His handshake was very firm, but not quite to the point of being uncomfortable. “I’m an agent. So combat, infiltration and all that.” Acknowledging his wheelchair, “I know. It can be hard to believe.”

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capwithwings:

“He’s my sidekick. And you call him Redwing. Friends may call him red, but I just don’t think you guys are there yet.” The corners of his mouth twitched suspiciously, almost giving him away. “Wanna pet him?”

“Redwing, not pigeon. Got it.” He cocked his head to the side. “i’m going to assume that you’re joking and I’m going to take a rain check.”

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thatbillykaplan:

“It’s from Harry Potter. Gamp’s Law of Elemental Transfiguration says food cannot be created out of nothing but can only be summoned if one knows here it is.” And that was where Billy decided to cut off. Better not scare Flash away with the full force of his nerdiness. “Basically, what I’m trying to say is that it is possible in real life.” He shrugged and smiled. “Maybe?”

He was so glad that this kid didn’t go to high school with him. He would have ended up in a locker with a black eye by his first day. The fact that that was Flash’s first thought after hearing the kid go on terrified him. “Good to know.” He replied as he tried not to sound entirely disinterested. “Maybe usually means yes when it comes to powers I’ve found out.”

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adamantiiumbuilt:

“Hm.” She grunted. “I have seen a lot. I have done a lot. I…” Laura paused as she tried to come up with the right word. “I am not proud of what I have done.”

“Welcome to the club.” Flash sighed as he looked at her. “How old are you even?”

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xstruckers:

“It’s hard not to. He’s my brother. I’m his big sister. I was supposed to look out for him and I totally failed. So, yeah. There’s a lot of room for improvement there.”

“Guilt’s a bitch.” is all he could really say in response as he leaned back in his chair. He figured there’s nothing he could say at this point to change her mind. “You can either accept that and sit hear or try to change it. Sorry if that’s not what you wanted to hear.”

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anotherarachne:

“You don’t have to be the biggest optimist, but some enthusiasm goes a long way. Even if it’s just a little. Fake it until you make it.”

“Faking enthusiasm is something I’ve gotten sick of a while ago. Being a jock with a bad home life will do that.”

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anotherarachne:

“Funny, I’ve always thought I was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Since then it’s been better, but this whole Madame Web thing was definitely drawing the short straw.” She waved a lazy hand over her eyes. “Your legs. Right. It looks like we both check the disabled hero box. At least we’re good for representation.”

“Sometimes I think the same. Sorry to hear you’re stuck with those nasty thoughts.” He could understand where she was coming from. If he hadn’t been recruited by S.H.I.E.L.D. he wouldn’t be afraid of accidentally murdering someone. Or at least less than he was now. But then he thinks of how he feels now. He’s not lost. He’s not just hurting people for the sake of hurting them, he has a genuine purpose now. “At least one of us is.” he replied, clearly referring to her.

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arseniics:

“Not that I know of.” Old Lace nudged her head into Gert’s palm and she obliged with a scratch down the maw of the dinosaur. “I think Old Lace is a complete original.”

“Should give ‘em quite the ego boost. Being one of a kind and all.” He joked lightly. Out of everyone with a spider on his chest he probably was the least talented when it came to jokes.

[adaletneekartal]

There was something comforting about just talking science. For the most part, it pushed away the worries she had and allowed her to focus on something. She got up from the floor and pulled out two blown up images of cells that looked the same- or really, shouldn’t have looked the same. It was amazingly frustrating. She had begun to wonder if perhaps she had made a mistake somewhere and ran the same sample twice. “I’m just looking for any slight differences. Or big differences. I’m afraid I’ve been staring at them too long and they’ve sort of just become one image in my head.”

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Having a scientist ask him for help was certainly something Flash was not used to. “Differences? Alright.” C’mon Flash. You can do this. He grabbed the papers as he looked at them. He stared for quite some time as he thought back to his time studying microbiology from high school, but unfortunately for him he remembered hardly anything from it. Hell, he probably only passed the class because he was a varsity athlete. “There. That looks, uhhh, a little different.” he said as he pointed to an organelle that he had forgotten the name of long ago.

[capwithwings-blog]

“Did you just call Redwing a pidgeon? Apologise at once, he’s very sensitive!”

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“Ugh... Sorry? What am I supposed to call it?”

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thatbillykaplan:

“Or, I don’t know, drink tea, maybe?” Billy really didn’t understand the purpose of decaf. The placebo effect was a myth, at least in his opinion. “Or a hot chocolate? You know I can make it happen within seconds. Gamp’s Law does not apply to me.”

“Gamp’s what?” Flash replied with a scoff as he flipped the pot on. “I used to drink a lot of coffee, but can’t do the caffeine anymore. Trying to kick the addiction, y’know.”  A faint smirk formed. “Wait. So you have the power to make hot chocolate?”

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“What do you mean, ‘decaf’? I have no idea what that is and I definitely don’t need it, neither do I want it.”

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“Then I’ll just make enough for me.” He replied sounding mildly amused. Caffeine and a murderous alien parasite weren’t a good match.

[adaletneekartal]

“Thanks,” She replied, taking the file and flipping it open, briefly looking over at data and hoping she had just missed something. She glanced back up at Flash, that vaguely uncomfortable feeling still lingering in her gut. It wasn’t the wheelchair. Jemma didn’t know the life of an amputee, but she understood the stigma around medical conditions. Growing up with scoliosis had been brutal, but it did ultimately bring her to the world of science. She was more concerned with somehow angering this man with an alien parasite dwelling inside of him. She pushed her worries away as best she could. “So- um… I’m sorry, but if I were to ask you to look at two things and have you tell me if you see a difference, could you? Because I have been looking all day, and I can’t see anything.”

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Venom could sense her concern and that only induced Flash’s body to produce more cortisol. While she reviewed whatever the hell was in the file Flash closed his eyes and was breathing deeply. If things got worse he’d have to go. Someday’s he had more control than others, but it honestly felt slipping, much like his mental health. He couldn’t flare up here. He had to prove he was stable. At this point his freedom and life were more conditional on if he could control Venom. Before it had fully bonded with him he had his freedoms still, but now he couldn’t take it off without risking death via toxic shock, and as far as S.H.I.E.L.D. was concerned, if he lost control it was shoot to kill protocol. Flash’s eyes snapped open when agent Simmons began to speak again. “Yeah, sure thing. Don’t know if I’ll be much good though. What am I supposed to be looking for?”

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shes-biochem:

“That’s alright, I’m not exactly here for my physical skill set.” Jemma gave an awkward smile, a bit surprised that the chair had rolled around to face her. “Erm- you wouldn’t mind passing me that folder on that corner, would you?” 

If she was uncomfortable being around him he’d understand. Lot’s of people felt uncomfortable being around amputees to begin with, afraid of offending them or that they’re trying to baby them too much, let alone one known to have anger management issues with an alien parasite living off of him. Looking over his shoulder at the folder that was about eye level for him. “Yeah sure.” Flash replied as he pivoted his wheelchair, grabbed the folder and pivoted back. “Here you are, miss.” he replied as he extended his arm out with a nod.

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xstruckers:

“That’s kind of depressing, isn’t it? I was right in a way. It was better for having a ‘normal life’ when no one knew I was a mutant. But it also meant Andy was totally unprepared when he realized it as well. Maybe I could have helped him if I said something. I guess we can’t get caught up thinking about those kinda things though. We have to focus on where we can do better, and I have tons of room for improvement.” 

“I wouldn’t get too caught up in blaming yourself for whatever happened to Andy. You thought you were doing right and you had no way of knowing that they’d get a mutation, right? But yeah, we all have room for improvement.”

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gyorkes:

“It’s either this or full blown panic attack. I’ve been alternating between that and this pretty quickly so I’m glad you’re catching me now. But, um, yeah. I’m glad too. You don’t know my parents, obviously, but this isn’t the kind of people they are. I mean, it technically is, but this isn’t them.”

“Glad you’re calm now then. So what you’re saying is that you’re parents had never done anything like that?” He couldn’t help but periodically glance at Old Lace.”

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anotherarachne:

“And that right there is probably why there is no sign up sheet in the first place. Someone has to do it, huh? I guess it had to be us.”

“I just did the right thing in the right place at the right time.Plus it was the only way for me to get my legs back and not feel like more of a burden on society.” His words were light yet painfully true.