7. "I've never seen anything like the way you handled that" timkon re: ttk persnaps?
"You... you fixed her," Tim breathes, awestruck, reverent.
Kon rubs the back of his neck sheepishly. It's really not all that big of a deal; it's basically the same vibe as when Brainiac 5 and Saturn Girl pulled the schematics for the Phantom Zone portal out of his head a few years ago.
"I couldn't have done it without J'onn's help," he points out. And it's true: sure, all the information was stored in his sense-memory, but figuring out how to draw on what was in his subconscious? Psshh, Kon's nowhere near smart enough for that kind of thing without help. "You should be thanking him, y'know? I was just, like, the tool."
Still, he has to admit, that starry-eyed look on Tim's face is well worth the trouble. His chest puffs up a little with pride.
Tim thought the Redbird was a permanent goner once Cyborg Superman got into her and he had to hit the self-destruct. But Kon's had that car in his TTK aura enough times that he knew he could reconstruct her from all the dissembled pieces if he just had a little nudge in the sense-memory department, and he was right. She's dusty, her seats torn and her upholstery partly burnt, and who knows what all sorts of servicing her inner workings will require, but all the parts are back in place, and the engine is soundly intact. Kon's been Tim's rubber duck in the garage enough times to know what to pay fine, detailed attention to, and even though she might not run as smooth as usual until Tim gets in there to monkey around and fine-tune everything back up to his standards, Kon is certain she'll at least still run.
Tim finally tears his gze from his reconstructed car to look up at Kon. The stars in his misty eyes don't diminish in the slightest. "You fixed her," he repeats, beaming ear-to-ear. "Kon, I... I've never... I thought... I don't know what to say!"
"You don't have to say any—mm!"
It seems like Tim agrees; he doesn't have to say anything at all as he tackles Kon into a kiss. After all, actions speak louder than words.













