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NEW AVENGERS #6
• The Cross-Time Team-Up races to its conclusion – guest-starring the Avengers of 20XX! • Moridun, star-sorcerer from before time began, makes his move – and for one Avenger, it could be the last! • It’s up to Wiccan to save the world - but will he lose his soul in the process? I’m so stoked to see Billy Kaplan vs. Cthulhu knockoff is going to be a thing.
Different Roots || Billy & Noh-Varr
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“I believe you have your distances mistaken, Wiccan child,” Noh-Varr said with glee, walking into one of the random open rooms in the facility. Albeit, he wished he could do what his team-member was doing. But he could leap high enough to keep himself in the air for a few seconds. That felt like flying he imagined. “It is the North Pole that you people like so much, isn’t it?”
Noh-Varr leaned up against the wall. “I also come with news. I have baked the best cookies in the world and would love for you to enjoy them with me. I’ve found a riveting show on the television. This Bad Girls Club seems to have just as much action as a space battle. Would you join me?”
"Oh my god. The reality show?" Billy's eyebrow shot up in question, his head tilting to the side. Not for the first time, he tried to wrap his head around his teamate. Noh-Varr was never what Billy expected, and at the very least, it provoked curiosity. "Well, I've heard its brutal. Constant action, for sure."
He grinned, both amused by the sheer unexpectedness of the offer, and the absolute ridiculousnes of it. Noh-Varr wanted to eat cookies and watch trashy television, and really, who was he to say no? Call it an educational experience for the alien. "I don't have anything else going on, so, I'm in. I mean you mentioned cookies, so really, I can't say no."
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Soulmates|| Billy & Tommy
tommythespeed:
The kid wasn’t a lot like him but he was also totally like him, Tommy himself couldn’t wrap up what he was feeling. It was like he knew this boy but he really hadn’t seen paler anywhere else. Was he pale like that too? God, he should probably take some sunbaths, because after so many months locked up he probably was as white as his hair. Actually it was a little silver, not white. Just like… him. Not him the boy in his door, but the him that made him have all this powers. Quciksilver… Maybe he choose that name because of the color of his hair. Tommy wasn’t set on a codename just yet but he doubted he’d follow his dad-brother-whatever steps. KidSilver was odd.
Unpolite, he was just looking at the kid. Just like the blue eyed on the other side just looked at him. Wiccan… Yeah, he thought KidSilver was bad. “Funny name.” He didn’t notice he said that until he actually said it. “Aren’t wiccans people who practice wicca? Do you practice wicca? Are you religious?” There probably should have been a filter between his mind and his mouth, like other people had, but Tommy had this little flaw. If a thought passed by his mind he would just speak whatever it was. “Better than Blue Wizard or Scarlet Wizard, I mean.” Did he know magic like Wanda? What she did wa even magic? He had no idea if she was a witch or a really powerful inhuman. Was she an inhuman? In moments like this Tommy felt like he should make more questions.
“I’m Tommy, by the way. Don’t have a codename because I have no idea how should I call myself.” Unlike the other ‘twin’ he wasn’t as certain of this whole super hero stuff. All he wanted was to remain safe, to defend himself from any kind of person of alien or whatever. “Do you want to come in?” Tommy gestured for the other to actually enter the room, the kid looked like some sort of vampire standing at his door.
Billy wasn’t sure what he should have expected, but this kid- Tommy - he spoke fast. There had been silence, at first, but the moment the other boy had opened his mouth to speak, he didn’t appear to stop. Which wasn’t a bad thing, really, but it felt more like a rollercoaster than it did a conversation. So many questions were dropped at his feet, and Billy rapidly strung together his thoughts, in hopes of answering them. And, admittedly, that would be easier done if he actually knew how to answer most of them.
“Well, I-” Billy frowned, watching as Tommy gestured for him to step inside. “Uh, sure. Yeah, that would be nice. Thanks,” he added as an afterthought, before hesitantly stepping inside the room. He was only just past the other boy when he turned back to face hi, frowning. “The name wasn’t my idea, for your information. Kate- uh, one of the others- she suggested it.” Billy shrugged, reaching a hand up to rub at the back of his neck. “I haven’t used it yet, but, its a step up from my last name.”
Asgarian had really grown on him, but Kate was right. Well, Kate was right about a lot of things, actually. With all that Billy had discovered he could do- hell, all he was still figuring out - he needed something that actually fit the description. Maybe Tommy was right, but superhero names didn’t appear high on his list of priorities at the given moment. Piecing together how the hell his soul was connected with an absoute stranger? Yeah, that felt moderately more pressing. But he couldn’t exactly open with that, so he shrugged again, offering something of a smile. “Its definitely better than Blue Wizard, though. God, I would sound like a generic D&D character.”
“We’re the Scarlet Witch’s twins.”
“Oy…”
First Impressions || Billy & Teddy (flashback para)
idonthulkout:
At the look of suspicion that crossed Billy’s face at the thought of the alien having never before seen Star Wars, Teddy couldn’t help but chuckle. He had a feeling his put upon ignorance would gain him a reaction like that. “Of course I’ve seen Star Wars,” he said after a pause. “I’m an alien. The first thing I did was binge watch movies about aliens.” Which was not as fun as one might think, especially given how terrified the human race seemed to be when it came to anything that didn’t fit into their normal mode. At least he was lucky enough to be able to control his appearance. He could only imagine how people might treat him if he looked like either of his races.
“I wouldn’t call you a walking blooper reel,” he said after a long pause, shrugging his shoulders slightly. He didn’t really know Billy all that well, but from what he’d seen of him, he was hardly as useless in the face of danger as stormtroopers were. “Maybe like, half of the time.” It was another teasing comment, something that had become his default with people he felt comfortable with at the academy – which were actually few and far between. It wasn’t for lack of trying, but most people were a little weary around him. Which was to be expected. He wasn’t exactly born of normal means.
At Billy’s next few words, Teddy nodded his head and grinned back at him, finding no reason to hide his smile the way Billy appeared to be. “I thought that’s what I was doing,” the blond informed him, arching an eyebrow in tandem with his comment. If they were going to be teammates, they needed to at least be friendly. Of course, becoming friends with Billy seemed a lot easier than becoming friends with some of the others,but he’d work on that later.
Of course Teddy was teasing him. Of course he had seen Star Wars. Billy deliberately looked away, eyes darting towards the wall behind the blonde. The tops of his cheeks grew warm, and he sincerely hoped that wasn’t as noticeable as it felt. Between the teasing comments, and the knowledge that Teddy had immersed himself in scifi movies, he was struggling to remain casual. As if he had started this conversation with any air of casuality. In his defence, the image of Teddy immersing himself in sci fi films was a little endearing. “Right, obviously. Good choice.”
He found himself smiling, despite his still-warm cheeks. Laughing softly, he reached up to card a hand through his hair. Teasing wasn’t something that flustered him, really. Well, it wasn’t supposed to. So he mentally pulled himself together, bound and determined to stop blushing. “Only half? How kind of you.” He laughed again, shifting his weight a little to relax his shoulders.
Teddy’s last comment nearly slipped by, only just registering in time for Billy to react. He looked back up, lips slightly parted in surprise. Oh. Teddy wants to be friends. The word rolled around in his head, simultaneously heavy and wonderful, and Billy couldn’t help the grin that sliped into place. “Yeah.” And his voice edged on too quiet, but he hardy cared. He hadn’t messed anything up, and that was great. “Yeah, of course. But, you know, getting to know me might involve more movie references. You sure you can keep up?” He was grinning without abandon now, head tilted a little to the side as he watched Teddy. Talking with most of the others had verged on awkward or unfamiliar, but this? This wasn’t that at all.
First Impressions || Billy & Teddy (flashback para)
idonthulkout:
This was hardly the first time someone had run into Teddy. In fact, he found that most people of Earth didn’t pay attention to where they were going and often expected others to move out of their way rather than avoiding collisions themselves. It was a little perplexing, but not enough to warrant Teddy getting upset over it. He just chalked it up to human nature. It wasn’t like many of them could really hurt him by bumping into him, after all.
As the brunet before him righted himself, barely keeping himself from stumbling to the ground, a sense of familiarity surged through Teddy and he found himself smiling faintly. Of course it would be the witch that plowed right into him. Billy seemed like the type to be in his own little world, completely unaware of the goings on around him. It wasn’t a bad thing, at least when it came to walking down hallways at a highly guarded academy.
“Stormtrooper?” Teddy finally spoke up, feigning ignorance. He knew what Billy was referring to – he’d spent a good amount of time acclimating himself to Earth’s more popular entertainment. He just wanted to see what the boy would say. At his next few words, Teddy couldn’t stop the smile that spread across his features. He let out a soft huff of laughter and shook his head. “Does that mean if you knew it was me, you wouldn’t have tried to run me down?” He knew that wasn’t Billy’s intention, but he wasn’t above teasing. In fact, that had become one of his favorite things to do, especially now that he was locked away at an academy full of people that were slowly beginning to trust him.
Not one second prior, Billy could distinctly remember wanting to turn on his heel and vanish, before anything could get worse. Hiding somewhere had sounded wonderful, until Teddy smiled. And, oh. Okay. He had a really great smile. Something about the way that the expression actually reached the blonde’s eyes was enough to draw Billy’s fight or flight response into silence. So, maybe he hadnt ruined anything. Yet.
Then Teddy spoke, voice so far from impersonal or clipped, and Billy answered without thinking twice. “What, you haven’t seen Star Wars?” He raised an eyebrow, watching the shafeshifter with mild suspicion. A voice in the back of his head warned that, no, not everyone liked Star Wars. He of all people knew that, but hell, that hardy mattered here. In a facility full of young people working to understand their own superhuman abilities, a minor obsession with a film franchise was nothing. “You know, the guys with comically bad aim? Walking blooper reels?”
He cut himself off, unable to keep a small smile at bay when Teddy continued. A soft, breathy sort of laugh slipped past his lips, which wasn’t as embarassing as it could have been, honestly. Best to retain some of his dignity. “Huh. I don’t know...” Feigning uncertainty, Billy bit his lower lip to keep his smile from growing. “Get to know me better, and I’ll get back to you with the verdict.”
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i have drawn my witch son<3
Different Roots || Billy & Noh-Varr
Eyebrows knit in concentration, Billy tried to force himself to relax. He hovered several feet above the ground, legs folded as if he were sitting on a solid surface. It wasn’t flying he needed to practice, per ce; that was the easy part. Focusing enough to fly and use high intensity spells? That was where he was struggling. Not enough to debilitate him in a fight, obviously, but enough to need practice. Which was going terribly, considering his continually derailing train of thought.
He groaned, tossing his head back in frustration just as footsteps approached from behind. Great, a break. That sounded perfect. “No sneak attacks.” He called, dropping carefully back to the floor. “I swear I’ll send you to the south pole.”
First Impressions || Billy & Teddy (flashback para)
The facility was strange. That didn’t mean it wasn’t excessive levels of impressive, because really, how much money had gone into this? It felt more like something out of a dream than an actual place. But this was his life now, so he might as well get used to it. Fat chance, but disruption of normality be damned, he had to try. Quite honestly, the facility itself wasn’t the strangest part. No, that would be his…what- comrades? That felt too personal. They weren’t friends; they were a cosmically strange group of people, thrown together in hopes that someone could teach them how to control themselves. Like high stakes group therapy, if group therapy required physical combat.
Billy sighed, dragging a hand down his face as he meandered through another hallway. What was he supposed to do when they didn’t train? Make small talk? The vast majority of other people he had come across had appeared just as unsure as he was, so that was something. Then again, that might have been something he had fabricated in order to feel better about his own circling discomfort. Which,in his defense, seemed a fair thing to do.
Rounding the corner, hand still covering his eyes, Billy physically hit something. Someone? He stumbled backwards, arms flailing behind as he worked to keep from falling. “Oh my god-” With wide eyes, he finally steadied himself, a string of apologies already on his tongue. Unless he had only hit a wall, in which case, apologizing might be more embarrassing than actually hitting it. “Wow. I could get a job as a stormtrooper, with a performance like that…” It was a joke, hopefully meant to lighten the mood, but it died in his throat. He was finally looking ahead, and oh, that definitely wasn’t a wall. That wasn’t a face he couldn’t forget if he tried, even if they hadn’t really spoken yet. They might not ever, now, thanks to him. Great, Kaplan. “Uh…hey. Hi. I didn’t know it was you.”
itstimetobattlemydemons:
“Witnesses claim that Thor Junior had lightning powers, that Iron Kid’s armor was more advanced than Iron Man’s, that Teen-Hulk was very polite and that Lieutenant America was- according to Farrell here- extremely bossy.”
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Soulmates|| Billy & Tommy
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Stark. He was now in an super hero academy that was under the lead of Tony Stark, which was pretty much the smarted guy in the world. Also he was an alien impostor until a few months ago, when the real one returned to this god forsaken world. If it was up to him Tommy would fly away with that iron suit and get to a nice planet without the super mess that went down in here. A mess he was now a part of, which didn’t bother him all that much. Being super fast was the best super power for a guy like himself, he now didn’t have to wait for anything. Kinda. He could do things faster but the world was still slow as frick, which disturbed him severely.
There was also the detail he was being forced to deal everyday with the aftermath of being captive of aliens that changed their shapes. Now one of his so called classmates was one of those aliens, which his sister slash mom slash mentor said was harmless, but he didn’t believe t the least. During the sessions he couldn’t help but to pay attention to him, making sure he wasn’t going to harm him or anything. This was one of the reasons he accepted to be part of this Sky High kind of thing, he wanted to be able to defend himself next time he was ambushed or captured or this kind of shit.
Tommy might not be the best person to interact on this place, mostly because he still felt out of place. After all he had arrived recently he dt the chance of actually feeling home. It had been a while since he felt home at all, to be honest. People might see this whole Avengers Academy - what a silly name - as a second chance but on the last months Tommy really gave up the whole home concept. That’s when he heard someone knocking on his door, which didn’t happen much because as stated previously he didn’t interact much in here. Fast as a blink he ran to the door and opened it, looking into the other person’s eyes for a while with no real idea of what to say. “Oh…” Was everything he managed to come up with.
In the grand scheme of things, Billy wasn’t sure what he had expected. Then again, did anyone know what to expect when meeting a sort-of twin for the first time? Distantly, he thought that he should have actually thought things through, prior to showing up at this boy’s door. But running away now would earn him the remarkable first impression of both cowardly and weird, and that didn’t sound like the sort of winning combination he was going for. Then the door was swinging open, and oh, that was even weirder.
The first thing that really struck him was the way the boy looked. This boy- Tommy looked...well, familiar. Not in a way that people might have assumed they were twins - which they weren’t, sort of - but in a way that felt more like rediscovering someone than meeting them for the first time. Which, okay, that was mildly disconcerting. Sure, he had assumed this would be weird, but this? Billy was too far out of his element. What was the proper way to deal with that? There wasn’t exactly a manual for etiquette when meeting your supposed soul twin. They should really look into that.
It took another moment for Billy to realize that he had, much to his dismay, been staring. Great, Kaplan. Way to go. He closed his mouth, trying his utmost best to stop looking like an idiot. “Uh...hi?” Without really meaning to, he did an odd waving thing with one hand, which was probably the exact opposite of cool. “Hi. I’m Billy. Billy Kaplan..” Were they supposed to shake hands? Billy paused, then stuck his hand out with a smile that was only a little tentative. “Wiccan works, too, if that’s easier.”
inconsistentblogger:
You know for two people who can both fly they sure do carry each other a lot
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