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Everyone being entertained with how just one look from Stephen, Tony will stop whatever ridiculous thing he's doing 😂
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I got this idea and it may not be quite what you intended, but it amused the hell out of me and I couldn’t resist. I hope it does the same for you, despite being perhaps a weird approach!
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“It wouldn’t be that hard to arrange!” Tony says. He’s already got his phone out. “We’ll limit it to professionals. FRIDAY can make a list. Once we have that, it’s all about finding a venue and a judging panel.”
“Tony, no one was seriously suggesting we actually identify the best chocolate cake in the world,” Steve says.
Tony doesn’t even look up from his phone. “The most difficult part will probably be establishing the judging criteria. That’ll probably be impossible without some ingredient limits. Adding non-chocolate flavors opens it up too much to personal taste, but at what point does an ingredient become too much of the flavor profile?” Natasha waves a hand in front of him, but he’s too focused.
“Tony,” Stephen says.
Surprisingly, Tony looks up immediately. When he catches Stephen’s eye, he instantly sets his phone aside. “Oh, no,” he says. “We are not doing a cake tasting.”
Natasha blinks at the sudden turnaround.
“The best cooks aren’t necessarily on Earth.”
Steve covers his mouth, but his eyes are crinkling around the edges.
“Which is immaterial because the cake tasting is not happening!” Tony insists.
“Tony—”
“All cake is good in its own way, there is no need to portal across time and space!”
Steve is just hanging in there, but then Natasha snickers and he loses it, and once Steve loses it, the rest of them have no chance.
Tony has to raise his voice above the laughter to ban the use of the Time Stone to keep the cake samples fresh.
Another follow up for Stephen being Rhodey’s surgeon in Civil War? (posted Dec 6, 2025)
First parts one and two.
“How will having my arm in a sling make Rhodey less worried?” Stark snapped.
Stephen supposed he was lucky it had taken this long for Stark to buck against Stephen’s medical care. Stark had gone along with the check up and x-rays and had allowed Stephen to stitch up or bandage his cuts with only muttered complaints, but apparently the sling was a step too far.
“Just because I was able to reduct the subluxation your shoulder suffered, doesn’t mean it wasn’t still injured,” Stephen pointed out. “Combined with the hairline fracture in your upper arm it means it needs to be kept still. If you prefer, I could put your arm in a cast. Which do you think will worry Colonel Rhodes more?”
Stark glared at him. “I think I hate you a little,” he said.
Stephen smirked, entirely unhindered. “I don’t care. Now, according to your x-rays, you have several fractured ribs,” Stephen said. “Thankfully it looks like you aren’t in danger of any internal injuries, so long as you take it easy.” He gave Stark a sharp look at that. “For at least six weeks. I do suggest more, but I won’t ask for a miracle.”
“I can take care of myself,” Stark said a little mulishly. “I’ve kept myself alive thus far.”
“That is not the commendation you think it is,” Stephen said. “Don’t forget I saw your x-rays. Your body is a mess. Several things are poorly healed. Before this I was judging your past doctors. Now I’m just judging you.”
That earned him another glare, even as Stark’s lip twitched in reluctant amusement. “Were you ever not judging me?” he asked.
This time Stephen was the one who had to contain his smile. “No. But to be fair, I’ve been told I judge everyone.”
“Well, do you?” Stark asked, this time smile more fully. “Judge everyone, that is.”
“It’s possible,” Stephen said. “It’s not my fault that as a general rule people are constantly doing things for me to judge them for.” He arched an eyebrow. “You do realize that half the people that show up in the hospital are here because they did something stupid or reckless?”
“Half?”
“There’s a reason I avoid the Emergency Room,” Stephen said. He didn’t actually know the exact percentages, but it was extensive. “Now, are you going to wear the sling or do I need to put your arm in a cast?”
Stark’s smile disappeared and he glared at Stephen again. “Fine. I’ll take the sling.”
“Glad to see you can be reasonable,” Stephen said. “Miracles do happen.”
Stark rolled his eyes. “Your bedside manner needs help, you know. You’re entirely aggravating.”
Stephen shrugged, unbothered. “When you’re as good as me, you’re allowed a terrible bedside manner.”
“That is awful justification,” Stark said, tone now amused. “But, I do admit that your reputation does look impressive. Here’s my question, do you live up to it?”
“Of course I do,” Stephen said. “I built that reputation.”
Stark nodded in acknowledgement. “It’s the sort of reputation I can appreciate,” Stark said. “I don’t suppose you’re looking to consult, because I have some projects that could benefit from the insight of someone as brilliant as you.”
“Are you offering me a job?” Stephen asked, amused. “What happened to finding me aggravating?”
Stark shrugged. “That’s forgivable; I’m pretty aggravating myself.”
Stephen had noticed. “What an incentive,” Stephen said dryly.
“Is that a yes?” Stark asked, a laugh in his voice.
“I’d like to see what sort of projects you have in mind,” Stephen hedged. “But I’ll think about it.”
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Archive Warning: Graphic Depictions Of Violence
Categories: Gen, M/M
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Doctor Strange (Movies), Iron Man (Movies)
Relationship: Pre Tony Stark/Stephen Strange
Characters: Stephen Strange, The Cloak of Levitation (Marvel), Tony Stark
Additional Tags: Whump, Animal Attack, Poison, Violence, (I don't think it's that graphic but I used the archive warning just to err on the side of caution), POV Stephen Strange, Alternate Universe - Different First Meeting
Words: 1,913
Summary:
For Whumpuary 2026 - Day 21: attacked from behind | poison | red
“Stark!” he yelled, and just as he stepped forward to try to see what had happened, his own feet were pulled out from under him.
On AO3
Since AO3 is going to be down for maintenance within an hour or two, I'm posting the whole fic here as well.
Notes:
This is part 1 of 3. The next two parts will be up for whumpuary days 23 and 25.
Stephen’s heart pounded in his chest. One moment he’d been in the New York Sanctum, taking some time to familiarize himself with it now that he was its ‘Master’, the next moment he found himself in a completely unfamiliar environment.
It looked like some sort of jungle or rainforest. The moss reminded him of images he’d seen of temperate rainforests, but the massive leaves on the plants around him looked like something from a jungle. Stephen closed his eyes, and took a deep steadying breath. He knew, without having to check, that he didn’t have his sling ring on him. Foolishly, he’d set it down on a table in the library before wandering through the shelves. He slipped his hand into his pocket and checked anyway.
Nothing. Just as he’d expected, but it still made him grimace. Stephen turned his head and looked at the Cloak of Levitation’s lapel.
“Do you have any idea what just happened?” he asked it. He was still getting the hang of communicating with it. When it came to movement, their connection worked seamlessly. The Cloak simply understood Stephen’s intentions when it came to moving in three dimensional space. And Stephen… it was as though a whole new area of his brain had been activated. He had always been good at mental visualization, but now he related to the space around him in an entirely different way. He imagined it was a bit like how a bird might process their spatial awareness, and it came from his connection to the Cloak.
As marvelous as that was, it didn’t help them communicate about anything other than coordinating their movements.
The Cloak tilted its lapel as though in thought, and then made a wobbly sort of ‘so-so’ motion.
“You have some idea, but it’s vague?” Stephen guessed.
The Cloak bobbed its lapel up and down in a makeshift nod.
Stephen sighed. He wasn’t exactly interested in playing twenty questions with the Cloak when it didn’t even have much information to impart. He wasn’t entirely clueless himself; he had felt the strange surge in mystical energy just before they’d suddenly been here. That almost certainly had something to do with them being translocated.
The problem was that he had no idea where they’d ended up, or how to get back. He could just be in some obscure rainforest somewhere on Earth, but… Stephen closed his eyes and concentrated on the dimensional energy around him. He had yet to visit any of the other dimensions that Kamar-Taj was aware of, but in the last week and a half he’d learned about many of them as Wong had explained Kamar-Taj’s extra-dimensional trading partners to him.
His heart felt like it dropped into his stomach at what he sensed. The energy around him wasn’t the familiar eldritch energy of Earth’s dimension. He could still access energy from Earth’s dimension to do magic if he needed to, but accessing the energy of a dimension other than the one he was currently in was a more difficult technique – one he had barely any familiarity with.
If he was more experienced he would almost certainly be able to tell what dimension he was in from its energy, but that was currently beyond his abilities due to sheer lack of exposure.
A thud from behind him had Stephen whirling around. It was a man dressed in an expensive suit – at least as nice as the ones Stephen used to wear to speaking engagements. He had apparently stumbled on arrival, and jerked upright at Stephen’s movement.
It was Tony Stark. Iron Man. Stephen stood frozen, stunned for a moment.
Stark touched one wrist with his other hand, and suddenly he was pointing what looked like a gauntlet from his Iron Man suit at Stephen.
“What the hell did you do?” Stark demanded. “Who are you?”
Stephen took an instinctive step back and raised his hands in a gesture of surrender.
“I didn’t do anything, as far as I’m aware. I suddenly ended up here, just like you.” Stephen considered. “Though I have been here for a couple minutes already. Not long enough to figure out how this happened,” he added.
Stark eyed him skeptically.
“As for who I am, my name is Doctor Stephen Strange.”
“Doctor?” Stark scoffed. “That getup of yours doesn’t exactly scream ‘doctor’ to me.” The hand aiming at Stephen hadn’t lowered at all.
“I no longer practice,” Stephen defended stiffly. “I was a neurosurgeon.”
Stark’s eyes widened with something that looked like recognition, and his gaze shifted to Stephen’s hands. After a moment, he slowly lowered his gauntlet.
“The neurosurgeon that drove his car off a cliff.” Stark stated bluntly.
Stephen nodded stiffly. Not exactly what he wanted to be known for, but if it meant that Stark stopped holding him at… what, repulsor-point? He’d take it.
After a moment, Stark touched his wrist again, and the gauntlet somehow folded away back into something that looked a lot like a watch. Stephen was momentarily transfixed; he would have thought it was magic if he hadn’t learned so much about the real thing.
“So how does-” Stark cut off with a yell as he was jerked backwards off his feet. Stephen couldn’t see what had caused it.
“Stark!” he yelled, and just as he stepped forward to try to see what had happened, his own feet were pulled out from under him.
“What the ACTUAL fuck?” Stark yelled, and… Oh.
Stephen didn’t recognize the specific type of creature that had hold of him, but it didn’t look like anything that existed on earth. It had a blotchy green body that superficially resembled a tiger’s in shape, but no apparent head or mouth. Instead it had several long appendages that resembled eyeless snakes, if snakes were poisonous frogs.
It was near instant to connect with the Cloak to get himself into the air, and though it took him an extra few seconds, Stephen was still able to quickly conjure an eldritch whip and lash out with it at the tentacle like appendages holding on to his ankles.
He got one of them to release almost immediately. The Cloak enabled him to fly higher and higher, and the creature’s remaining grip on him quickly weakened enough that he was able to pull away.
Stephen changed course, heading straight for Stark, who had his gauntlet back out, and had injured the creature that still had a hold of him. It had two appendages around his legs, and had dragged him closer to itself and was grabbing hold of his arms with two more appendages.
Stephen swooped in, remaining in the air, and caught the two new appendages with his eldritch whips, and hauled back, pulling them away from Stark. Despite Stark’s obvious shock at Stephen suddenly flying and wielding glowing energy whips, he wasted no time at all in turning his gauntlet on the tentacles currently pinning his legs together.
The noise of the creature that had initially attacked Stephen crashing through the under-layer of the rain-forest caught his attention – it was headed straight for Stark. “Dammit,” he muttered, sinking down to the ground and gathering both whips in one hand. “Go!” He flung the Cloak off his shoulders, and it intercepted the beast just before it got to Stark.
Now on the ground, Stephen moved back away from Stark as he yanked on his eldritch whips, pulling the creature further off of him, and Stark took careful aim at the base of the cluster of tentacles where they had been yanked away from each other by Stephen’s efforts, exposing what Stark probably hoped was a vulnerable spot.
Stark fired his repulsor, and the creature slumped to the ground, seemingly stunned. For a moment, Stephen breathed a sigh of relief, before realizing that it was too quiet. The Cloak suddenly appeared, darting back towards them, swiveling around as though looking for something. Oh no. The creature must have slipped away from it somehow.
Stark’s eye twitched as he regarded the Cloak. “So, just a former neurosurgeon, huh, Gandalf?”
Stephen stiffened, even as he tried to keep an eye out for the missing beast. “I don’t believe I said anything about only being a former Neurosurgeon. You questioned my calling myself a doctor. I also happen to be a sorcerer, these days.”
Stark squinted at him like he was trying to figure out if he should take that seriously or not.
Suddenly, Stephen was being jerked backwards, and this time not by his feet. The thing had one tentacle around his chest, and another around his neck, he thrashed instinctively.
“Shit!” Stark exclaimed, eyes wide as he leapt after him. The Cloak shot after him even more quickly.
Stephen’s thrashing was accomplishing nothing, and he stopped so he could concentrate better, trying to get his eldritch whips re-summoned. The combined challenge of trying to summon eldritch magic outside of Earth’s dimension while being dragged backwards by the neck was making it take even more time, and he couldn’t afford that right now.
Changing tactics, Stephen hooked an arm around the tentacle grabbing his neck, and twisted. The creature flailed, jerking him closer, and extended two more tentacles towards him and grabbed him around the head, covering his face. Everything jerked again, and Stephen realized that it was a result of Stark hitting the creature with a blast from his repulsor. It had at least freed his head again.
The appendages around his head had left behind some sort of slime, and Stephen spat, trying to get rid of some that had managed to get in his mouth while also trying to pull away from the tentacles that still had hold of him. Suddenly they loosened and he was finally able to yank himself away.
The Cloak was once again wrapped around the creature, restraining it’s many snake like… whatever they were. Stephen took a moment to concentrate, conjuring the eldritch whips once more, and used them to restrain the creature’s tentacles, while Stark, seeming to understand immediately, repeated the shot he’d made on the first creature.
They both slumped in relief when it had the same effect.
“We-” Stephen started to say, and stopped short. They did need to get out of there, but more pressingly, his mouth was going numb and tingly. Oh no. His passing thought to compare them to poisonous frogs had been more apt than he had realized.
“Poison!” He looked at Stark. “We’ve got to find away to wash this slime off of us!” It might be absorbed much faster through the tissues of his mouth and lips, but that didn’t mean it wouldn’t be absorbed at all by the rest of their skin.
Stephen realized a second later that he was wavering where he stood. Stark was right next to him suddenly, steadying him, when just a second before he’d been more than a dozen feet away. That didn’t make any sense. How had he moved so fast?
Stephen felt himself jerk to a stop, he’d almost fallen over. Stark had caught him. He blinked blearily up at him, as Stark lowered him to the ground.
Stephen shifted, trying to sit up, but his balance seemed to be shot. He jerked awake, the sensation of falling momentarily penetrating his haze. This was bad. This was very bad. Stephen jerked half-awake, only realizing he’d lost consciousness when he regained it somewhat. He blearily tried to focus, but his awareness already seemed to be fading again.
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The Keeper of All Myths
Love recognizes no barriers. It jumps hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls to arrive at its destination full of hope. ~Unknown
Love leaves a memory no one can steal. ~Unknown
I keep in my heart the love of the past, for there it was planted forever to last. ~Unknown
When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure. ~Unknown
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In a world where all of the myths from each part of the world are real, and their gods are real. Everyone believed in them and the gods of each culture thrived and helped and looked after the world or their part of the world.
Tony was one of those gods and he was one of the gods who loved humanity a lot and was curious about them because he was never mortal never human. His curiosity is what made him go down to Earth and explore and that is where he met Stephen who was mortal.
The two spent their time together and Stephen showed Tony all that things that made him curious about humanity. There is something that Tony didn't tell Stephen though and it was that he was fading because he was losing his power, his followers, his domain because people weren't believing in Tony anymore.
Stephen who was mortal, had to watch his beloved Tony fade into nothing and it broke his heart, but as a mortal who didn't what he wanted to do with his life, he realized that if no one wrote down a list of the gods who faded no one would remember them ever. Stephen goes to the oldest place of the gods and convinces them not to make him a god, but an immortal mortal saying that he wants to preserve the knowledge of all the gods from all over the world starting with the ones who faded away.
As the years go by, Stephen travels the world writing down the knowledge of each gods and their culture, and he always started with the gods who faded first, to the current gods still existing to the new gods.
In the present, and even through out the years as Stephen starts to get tired of living a long life, he remembers, well remembers as much as he can, Tony.
Stephen's memories of Tony isn't clear as it used to be, the painting that the god Steve Rogers painted for him all those years ago helped, but it's not the same.
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Your ficlets are great, thanks a lot for sharing! Would you consider another sequel for the one with Tony asking Stephen to stay and then messing things up? The link: https://www.tumblr.com/theoppositeofwar-writes/814746799199928320/omgg-i-love-this
Sequel to this!
It took six days for Stephen’s phone to come back online, indicating that he’d returned to this dimension. Each of those days Tony had spent a few hours waiting in front of the Sanctum, trying to figure out what to say in the event that Stephen finally opened the door. When FRIDAY told him that Stephen’s phone was back online, he’d sent a single text, afraid of making things worse by rambling or spamming him.
I’m sorry. I didn’t mean it. Can we talk?
Now, Tony spent the majority of his free time staring at his phone, at the little ‘read’ indicator that told him Stephen had seen his message. It was radio silence from the sorcerer, though, so Tony kept up his newly-established habit of lurking on the Sanctum’s steps, trying not to lose himself to anxiety and despair again.
It was another four days before the door finally opened, and Stephen sat beside him on the steps. He looked tired- more so than usual- and Tony’s worry spiked even as Stephen looked straight ahead, avoiding looking at him at all. Tony opened his mouth to speak, but found himself hesitating. What if he just made everything worse, again?
Eventually, Stephen took the burden of speaking first.
“Wong said that you came here every day that I was gone, spent hours sitting on the steps.”
Tony swallowed hard, then nodded, though Stephen still didn’t look. “I did.”
“He told me that I should put you out of your misery and hear you out.”
“Is… that what you want?” Now, finally, Stephen turned to look at him. His eyes were stormy and bloodshot, and there was a long thin cut across his cheek that had previously been hidden from view. Instinctively, Tony reached for him, but managed to stop the movement before Stephen could move away. “You’re hurt,” he said lamely instead.
“I wasn’t aware that what I want had any bearing on the situation,” Stephen sniped, holding his gaze just long enough to glare before looking away again. “Nor my health.”
“Are you okay? I thought you were on a diplomatic mission. You’re not supposed to be hurt on that kind of job.”
“I’m fine. Negotiations… fell through. It’s nothing you should concern yourself with.”
“Stephen, if you’re hurt-”
“Since when do you care about whether or not I’m hurt?” Stephen demanded, voice suddenly full of fire. “Or does it only matter when the damage is visible?”
The knot in Tony’s chest twisted, and his vision blurred with unshed tears. The last thing he’d ever wanted was to make Stephen feel like he didn’t care. But he’d ruined everything, just as he always did.
“I’m a coward,” he admitted, his voice rougher than he wanted. “I- I was so scared that things were changing between us, that you were giving me the power to hurt you, that I pushed you away. I was so scared of ruining what we had, of ruining our friendship because of it, that I just… panicked. I’m poison, Stephen. I’ve hurt everyone I’ve ever loved. And I’m sorry. I’m so sorry that I had to go and drag you into my issues and mess things up so bad between us. If you never want to see me again, I understand.”
For a long moment, the silence stretched between them as Stephen stared ahead at the passing cars and Tony stared at Stephen, tears finally spilling over. Then, Stephen spoke.
“I can’t do this anymore, Tony.”
Dread ignited in Tony’s stomach, burning so strong that for a moment he was sure he was going to throw up. Fuck. He’d ruined everything. He’d gone too far this time. Stephen wanted nothing to do with him and he’d just managed to ruin the best thing that had ever happened to him in one fell swoop. Distantly, he was aware that he was shaking, but he couldn’t focus on that. He couldn’t focus on anything but the ever-growing pit in his stomach that was sure to swallow him entirely.
“Tony, can you hear me?” There was a note of concern in Stephen’s voice as it broke through the fog clouding his senses, and a gentle hand rested on his knee, shocking him out of his panic spiral. Had Stephen been talking this entire time? What if it was important, what if he’d just made things worse by not listening? “Tony. Breathe.”
He tried to do what Stephen said, but his breaths just came in short, stuttering gasps. He tried to curl in on himself, but Stephen’s hands landed on his shoulders, forcing him to stay upright.
“It’s going to be okay, I promise.” Stephen’s voice was suddenly soft and gentle, like he hadn’t spent the last ten days hating Tony for what he’d done. “We can talk it out. But right now, I need you to breathe with me, okay? You’re having a panic attack.”
“I’m s-sorry,” Tony gasped between harsh breaths. He couldn’t quite see Stephen’s face, though he knew the sorcerer was right in front of him. Nevertheless, Stephen’s presence was grounding, his hands warm against the thin material of Tony’s shirt, and he tried to focus on that.
“All you need to do right now is breathe. Everything else can come later.”
“But-!”
“No ‘but’s, Tony. I’ve got you. We’re going to be okay.”
With those words, for the first time in nearly two weeks, something in Tony’s chest began to loosen, and he almost believed it was true.
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Summary: IronStrange Week 2026 hosted by @ironstrangehaven, prompt 2 (SFW) - Body Swap
Stephen casts a desperate spell to warn Earth of an impending Angel invasion. Who should receive the warning but none other than Tony Stark. Loki tries to make that warning clearer - no one, including Tony (or Loki), planned on that clarity coming straight from the source.