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xbloodstormxâ:
âGoddess no. I donât even like manipulating the weather in Florida. Itâs very⊠disgusting.â She shook her head and laughed at it. âBut whatâs going on? I know that Zimmerman is trying to sue Trayvon Martinâs family, their pollution rate is terrible, uhâŠâ
âThatâs... a lot.â Clayton said not knowing about the Zimmerman case taking that turn. âBut not that stuff. That whole Phoenix thing? Kind of wish I could have seen it.â He would have loved to record the whole thing.
youxdidntxseexthatxcomingâ:
âI am honestly not surprised with zâanything that comes from Florida.â Pietro shook his head, because he had known Florida to be recognized as the penis of America. âBut whatâz going on, eh?â
â I mean, yeah Florida has a lot of crazy news, but that whole Phoenix thing with the Avengers and Mutants. Pretty crazy.â He honestly wished he had been there. Spider-Man was. The man who ruined his life. Took away his chance at being a hero by painting him as a villain, starting a fight at the Mid-Town Science fair and then getting him arrested for it. Clayton shouldâve been the one there. He shouldâve been the next Iron Man. Not that guy.
âDid you hear about what happened in Florida? Freaky stuff.â
sonofawtchâ:
âWhat? I would normally say âyou look like youâve seen a ghostâ but you look more like seen your will to live â before it scampered off into the sunset.â
âHavenât seen that since I was fifteen.â He replied with a sigh. âThanks for reminding me.â
@sovereignofsoundâÂ
Janice had found the perfect space for Clayton to do his work, and was thoroughly impressed with herself for finding it in such a short period of time. It was small, maybe, but it had everything he should need to conduct his business â she had converted the space into a fully functioning lab for him, fitted with computers and anything else he should need. She was pleased with herself, and she mentally reminded herself to speak to her father about Clayton. Janice was still unsure as to why he had sent Clayton to her, but she wasnât one to question his intentions â whatever he had planned, Janice was just glad to be able to be apart of it.Â
She had texted Clayton the address earlier in the day, and had gotten there before the agreed meeting time to fully inspect the space â to make sure it was up to her standards. She had paid the men who had set it up cash in hand, and made them sign a non disclosure agreement. There was no way she was letting anyone find out about this little project. She knew it was to create his super suit, but she also wanted one of her own.Â
It would be going against her fatherâs wishes for her, but it was something she desperately wanted. She wanted to be a super villain, she had wanted it since she could remember. It was a lifestyle that appealed to her, and she always got what she wanted, one way or another.Â
Checking her phone for the time, she decided to quickly text Clayton to ask his whereabouts. She was excited for him to see the place â and she was also excited to get started on the work. Things like this filled Janice with adrenaline, and she was eager for it to work. She had invested a lot of time and money in Clayton, and if it failed she was be pissed.Â
Not five seconds after Janice hit send did a text notification ring out from the rooms entrance. Clayton was appearing far less frazzled than before. He was clean shaven and there was a clarity in his eyes that had been missing since he was but 16.Â
âHi, Janice. Sorry if Iâm here too early.â He said as he half jogged to close the distance between the two. He was looking around in awe almost as if he were a kid in a candy shop. This. This is what he dreamed of as a kid and while he was locked up. A place like this where he could throw himself into his tinkering and test out what ever his brilliant mind managed to imagine. âThis place is... Wow.â He said with a small laugh as he extended a hand to shake. âThank you so much. I mean this is what Iâve always wanted!â He was beginning to look a little too giddy for his own good but he couldnât help it. This was heaven.Â
âI just wanted to say thank you so much for the opportunity and I will go above and beyond whatâs expected of me, okay?â He assured as he adjusted his laptop bag, which held all of his schematics on a hidden drive.
glaciemreginaâ:
âIâll oblige happily, but can you do me a simple favor first?â
âI guess?â He replied entirely confused.
moralitygaugeâ:
Erik waved off his apology, taking a sip of his own drink. âBelieve me, most of the time when people are worried about how much my head is hurting, it means itâs not hurting that much. If that makes sense.â He shrugged. âThe worst headaches come from people who think they wouldnât have any affect on me.â
He hoped that meant that his head wasnât hurting too bad right now, because if that were true heâd feel so much better about himself, but he wasnât about to ask. âSo, people so twisted that they donât think theyâre doing anything wrong?â
captainwilscnsâ:
âI donât know. I donât think the world actually works that way. Iâm not idealistic. Canât be. Iâm a black man who just became Captain America. All Iâm sayinâ is that I know some whoâve turned things around. Itâs never too late. Ask Ant-Man.â
âNo offense to him, but I heard a rumor that he went back to crime and some guy gave him everything he needed to be a superhero.â He didnât want to be so negative around the new Captain America but he couldnât help it. Ever since that day with Spider-Man it felt like the universe was out to get him. He had his one chance and now itâs gone.
glaciemreginasâ:
âAdorable, really, but I donât have time for humans such as yourself with nothing to offer.â
His fingers twitched for a second as he felt the trigger mechanism for is sonic pulse generator but he held off. The temptation to prove her wrong and with the encouragement heâs received from Janice made him tempted to use his man made powers. âThen just leave me alone.â He said as he relaxed his hand.
sonofawtchâ:
âSuit yourself, dude. Just trying to help.â
âRight. I get that. Iâm just...â Clayton trailed off. âSorry.â
notreallyaprickâ:
Roger let out a deep, but shaky sigh, ââyikes. Iâm sorry, man. But hey, I appreciate you listening. Sometimes thatâs all somebody can ask for.â
âYeah it sucks, but meh.â He said waving a dismissive hand. âGuess youâve got a point there.â Clayton said with a small nod. Maybe he had a point. Clayton never really had someone to talk about his problems to. He just bottled them up and let them rot. â
It was no secret that Janice wasnât easily impressed, but the young man in her office had managed to do so. She watched him as he demonstrated what he could do â he was clearly capable, no matter how nervous he was coming across. Janice listened with earnest, her imagination running wild with possibilities.Â
Janice smiled. âClayton,â she started, leaning forward in her chair. âI completely understand that you want to keep this between us. Youâre on probation, and the last thing we want is for you to end up back in prison.â She paused for a brief moment, running through ways to work around such a thing in her mind; she wasnât above bribing people, but this had to be kept on the down low.Â
âWhoâs your probation officer?â She asked, pulling up a screen on her computer. âI have a⊠Friend in the DAâs office who owes me a favour.â She had got his son out of a sticky situation back in February, and he had promised her a favour in return; Janice could be a nice person, but only when it suited her needs.Â
 âHe should be able to pull a few strings and get you one who I think would be much better suited for our purposes.â She didnât want some random probation officer with an over sized ego screwing this up for her. âI will get that sorted for you, either way.â She added with a wave of her hand, turning back to face him.Â
âNow,â she started, folding her hands together on the desk. âI will get you everything you need - lab, office, somewhere to sleep - for you to do this, but I do have some conditions.â
âO-officer Langden.âClayton stuttered not really sure what was going on. Were things actually turning around for him? No. Couldnât be. He wasnât the type of person that that happened to. Even so, sheâd said she would get things taken care of. No matter how much he tried to fight it as he spoke a smile began to form across his face. She was giving him a chance, something that no one has given him in the past eight years.
âTh-Thank you so much!â He finally spat out failing at stifling his excitement. âIâd love the opportunity to work with you, what do you need from me?â
spiderxlingâ:
Peter nodded, lips tightening into an awkward smile. âYeah, thatâs me.â Truthfully, Peter wasnât quite sure why he had started this conversation. Maybe it was a bit of guilt, maybe a little curiosity too.Â
âSo uh, howâs it going?â He asked the question tentatively. But he did, genuinely, want to know. It wasnât everyday that he saw someone he had put behind bars. But he wasnât heartless, even if some people thought he was. âI come in here all the time, gotta stock up my snack pile. Seems like you got the same idea.â
âGlad I didnât mess that up.â He replied as a really awkward joke. Why did he have to be like this? Why couldnât he just have a normal conversation like everyone else? âLooking at the can of Pringles in his hand he forced a bit of a smile. âOh, yeah. Kinda. This is lunch actually...â He said in attempt to joke but it just came out sort of sad and so clearly true. âAnyway, itâs going. Just got back from an interview kind of. Didnât go so great, but thereâs always the next one, right?â He attempted to sound optimistic but it just fell flat.
 âBut how are you doing. Glad to be back?â He said wincing and immediately regretting his words. âIâm... Iâm sorry, that wasnât very sensitive. Sorry you got... Yâknow.â
Janice sat back in her seat, an eyebrow raised. âYou know Daddy?â She questioned, and she didnât need to ask how they met - Janice was the only person aside from her mother who was on his visitation list. If Lonnie had sent Clayton to Janice, it was for a good reason. He never sent just anyone to her â she was often defending her fatherâs⊠friends in court.Â
âHenchman?â Janice leaned forward, propping her chin on her palm, staring at Clayton. She hadnât been expecting that, but she did need someone to do the dirty work â finding dirt on the people testifying against her clients. âOkay, Clayton. Aside from being a genius, what are your other skills?â She paused, âand tell me more about this super powered suit. What would it do?â
He hesitated for a moment dwelling on the fact that someone would actually refer Tombstone so affectionately. Guess he wasnât all tough and rumble. Made him feel better about coming to Janice. âWe stayed at the same place for a while.â He said sounding somewhat ashamed. It wasnât as if they were friends, Clayton was scared of him, but he needed the money and bad.
âWell, Iâm a robotics and computer expert, I have experience with infiltrating protected servers and computers, I can make a sonic weapon in less than a minute if I have some of the basic supplies.â He paused for a minute, looking around paranoid. He wasnât allowed to have this technology, itâd violate his probabtion, but so would meeting with Janice so no matter what it was too late. âWell, Iâve got a few pieces on me right now thatâs going towards the next generation. Just let me-â He trailed off as he put a small black sphere on the table. With a twist a black energy field came from it as they were surrounded in total and complete silence. âYouâll understand if I donât want anyone hearing about all of this right?â He asked rolling up his sleeves and sliding on a metal skeletal clove that he curled his fingers into and braced on his wrist.Â
âIt does a few things but I donât want to destroy anything so Iâll keep it simple.â He said as he stood up and aimed his glove at the ground. Flexing his fingers sound began escaping through the speaker on his palm, keepitsimple keepitsimplekeepitsimplekeepitsimple it repeated in his voices until he began floating in the air awkwardly and unbalanced. A look of pride began to show itself on his face as he began to demonstrate his efforts. âNow imagine having this on both your feet, and then when you turn up the volume you can even shatter glass or deflect bullets, or if you make it low decibel itâs great for crumbling brick walls and breaking bones.â He said as he relaxed his hand and floated back down to the ground.Â
âIf you want to learn more look up Spider-Man vs Clash at Midtown High. It was his first...â He paused hating what he was about to say. âSuper villain fight.â
@sovereignofsound
The last time Peter came home with four bags of gummy worms, May looked at him like he had walked into the apartment carrying a bloody knife. Alrightâ no, that was too dramatic of a way to describe it. But the look she had given him was bad enough to make him pause as he stood in the candy section of the corner store he found himself in. He was right in front of the gummy worms, two bags already in his arms and he was ready to grab a few more. But his aunt might kill him if he walked in with four bags again. Two bags were enough. He would just have to convince himself that two bags were enough. And besides, he still needed to order his sandwich. Even though his stomach was empty enough to swallow practically all the food in the entire store, he would make do with a sandwich and two bags of gummy worms.
After making the tough decision to walk away, Peter let out a sigh and turned to walk back towards the counter. As he dragged his feet slowly down the row, someone walked by and caught his eye. It made him pause, trying to figure out if the passing figure looked familiar or notâ and then it hit him. Once Peter thought he had figured out who it was, he clutched his precious cargo closer to his chest and jogged to the end of the aisle, hoping to catch the familiar face before they got away.
Yeah, it definitely looked like him. This whole five year gap thing was still something Peter was getting used toâ people getting older and he wasnât around to see it happen. Still, he thought he was pretty good at remembering faces.
Peter was afraid he was staring too long and diverted his eyes, hoping Clayton didnât think he was being weird. He debated just letting him be and going to order his food, but in the end he couldnât just walk away. It had been so long since they saw each otherâ it felt wrong to not say anything, even if there was an awkward tension in the air.
âClayton?â Peter spoke up, starting to slowly make his way over. âItâs uhâ itâs been a while.â
It had been one of those days for Clayton. Then again just about everyday was one of those days for him. He was in a slightly disheveled looking half untucked button down, slacks and a tie. He had just gotten back from what could barely be called an interview. He just had to admit to them that he was a felon. That ended the interview real quick.Â
Just tucking into the bodega he began thumbing through the change in his pocket. Just about two dollars left in loose change. Should at least be enough for a can of Pringles right? God he needed money. Maybe the Italianâs needed some back up for something. A hack job maybe? He hated working for that side of the law but he felt like he had no choice at times. He was half tempted to start saving funds to upgrade what was left of his suit and just go out on his own. Put the henching aside and be his own boss if no one would hire him.
It was as he reached for the pizza pringles that he caught someone eyeing him from the corner of his eye. It took him a second to realize who it was. That Parker kid from Midtown High. His grip tightened on the pringles can as he quickly tried to make his way to the register. He didnât want to deal with anyone who knew who he was, what he was accused of doing.Â
Just a few more steps. Three seconds top and heâd be at the register ready to pay and leave, that was until he heard his name. âDammit...â He muttered to himself before turning to look at him. âUh... Yeah it has...â He was at a loss for words and visibly uncomfortable. âSo... Peter, right?â
glaciemreginasâ:
âAnd youâre boring me with this becauseâŠ?â
âI... desperation?â He replied with sigh.Â