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memories turn into daydreams become a taboo
written for the random words, random characters challenge on @marvelwritingchallenge. character: tony stark; words: memory, complex, suffering.
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Tony hasnât been back here since the funeral. He hadnât been able to bring himself to do so, back then, instead opting to stay at a hotel after the service so that he wouldnât have to return to a cold and empty mansion that was no longer filled with the warmth of his motherâs laughter.
But now, after Siberia, after finding out the truth, Tony feels like itâs finally time --- if for nothing else, then closure.
He steps through the front doors and takes a deep breath. The air is stale, which isnât surprising. Tony has a cleaning staff come through once a month to dust off all the furniture and air out the rooms, but otherwise there hasnât been any signs of life in the place for over twenty years. Despite the sun shining bright through the windows, the house feels haunted. The floors need polishing. The curtains have yellowed. The flowers in the garden have long wilted and never bloomed again.
Hands to Heal
This was written for the random words random characters challenge for Marvel writing challenge!! This was fun to write yet heartbreaking. Hope you like it.
My character was Bruce Banner and my words were intelligent evening and long
As the years went by it was more and more common for Bruce not to have a full eight hours of sleep. Â Hell, he was lucky if he got six on a regular basis. The world seemed to be ending more and more often, Â which caused more missions to come up. Even though he bowed out of missions whenever he could due to his green tendencies normally causing more harm than good, he was called upon to help with medical problems here and there. Â When the call came through from Steve at four in the morning he was only a bit surprised since four of them had left around nine. Steve, Bucky, Tony, and Natasha had dealt with what had seemed to be a small alien nest in the middle of Kansas. He rolled out of bed and went about prepping the med bay since Steve had said it was a case of major blood loss and that it would require some work. Â
âThey called finally?â Bruce glanced up at the young voice to see Peter lingering in the doorway. He should have known the youngest avenger wouldn't be sleeping until Tony was back safely.
âShould be back-â Bruce was forced to cut himself short when they heard the whir of the jet faintly above them. Â âNow it would seem. â
âWho got hurt?â Peter asked anxiously with his mouth in a pinched thin line. Â The worry was rolling off of him in waves, his hands twisting together as his brown eyes fixed to the door now instead. Â
âThey didn't tell me actually, â Bruce frowned to himself, Â annoyed he couldn't even get a blood transfusion ready without a name. Â Steve had made the situation sound quite dire, and yet had left out a very important detail. Â Peter suddenly stiffened and Bruce only wondered why for a moment before the shrieking reached his ears as well. The voice sounded much younger than anyone that had gone out on the mission last night and full of the kind of agony you would never want to imagine. Â
âWhat the ever loving-â He was cut short again by the door nearly hitting Peter in the face as Tony slammed it open and held it for Steve bringing in a young girl with brown locks spilling over his arm. Â Bucky brought up the rear and Bruce felt a slight stab of worry over the whereabouts of his favorite redhead. They may no longer have any romantic interest, but she was still one of his favorite people on the planet easily. Â âWho the hell is this?â
âCivilian, â Steve said shortly as he laid the young girl down on the bed. Â Blood soaked the sheet quickly but the source wasn't immediately apparent.
âYou're letting civilians into the Avengers compound now?â Bruce directed toward Tony, surprised his arms weren't full of a worried kid yet. Â Peter was busy getting towels and O Negative blood ready for him as a matter of fact. He had adopted the method of keeping himself busy to deal with the stress of these kinds of things.
âIt's funny you think Cap really gives us choices. â Tony said dryly, leaning against the far wall with his eyes fixed on their guest. âHe had her on the jet before I even had a chance to tell him he was-â
âCan we just save someone?â Steve's voice was much sharper than usual and Bruce nearly flinched at the unexpectedly harsh tone. Â He had gotten the blankets off of her as well as the clothes and nearly lost his stomach at the sight. The blood was coming from her gaping abdomen with the organs just about spilling out of her. Â Burns covered what skin he could see and they were oozing and appeared to be nearly third degree. Peter appeared at his shoulder and he couldn't contain his gasp at all. Tony moved to pull him to the side and presumably into his arms, but Bruce laid a hand on Peters shoulder first.
âSince you gave me nothing to work off of in the middle of the night I'm going to need his help if I have any hope to save her. Â Peter has learned a lot. â Peter had expressed interest in the medical world as a surprise to them all and Bruce had a feeling he would end up making some brilliant devices for the medical world down the line. Â
âPeter isn't even qualified in any way to actually help her, â Steve still had that harsh tone to his voice that made it nearly unrecognizable. He had been off lately with the increase in missions and the strain was getting to the captain. Â
âLet them work Steve, â Bucky's voice was still soft as he none too gently pulled Steve away from beside the table.
âYou have to save her Banner.  I watched her parents die and she can't⊠ not like this. â Steve glanced at them all one last time before he was dragged away to change out of the uniform covered in dried blood. Â
The shock was keeping this young woman awake and her wide green eyes stared at him in pain and fear. Â
âDarling what's your name?â Bruce asked gently as he got the supplies for an IV ready to hopefully get her knocked out before the pain could kick in any more. Â She was panting heavily to keep from screaming and tears rolled down her pale cheeks.
âAm I going to die?â She asked with her voice shaking and the words barely intelligible. âWhere are my parents? Where am I?â She was shaking like a leaf and Peter was staring at her in horror.
âJust tell me your name, â Bruce coaxed gently to keep her gaze on him.
âE-Evelyn, â She said shakily and he slipped the needle into her vein without the girl noticing considering her other injuries.
âEvelyn, you are going to be just fine. â Bruce could only pray he was actually telling something close to the truth. âI'm going to give you something to help you sleep and when you wake up we will have you feeling so much better, okay?â
âMommy and Daddy?â Her voice got younger in that moment if that was possible. Â She was likely not yet a teenager but in that moment she could have been younger than eight easily.
âIt's going to be alright, â Bruce told her softly once again. Â He swallowed thickly and had to put aside her wide eyes and get to work as quickly as he could as she finally went to sleep.
âI can start dressing the burns, â Peter got into quick and careful action to peel off what charred  flesh he could as Bruce tried to cauterize the wound and wonder how he would even patch this up enough until Helen and her team could get here to do the proper work.  This girl had no real chance⊠and he would have to watch her die under his hand.
Peter still hadn't gotten used to the smell of burning flesh, but he was doing much better than last time and kept his focus on his task. Â Bruce was busy searching for any damage to the organs he could repair so he could pack and wrap the abdomen as quickly as possible. His gloves were quickly soaked in blood and the squish as he worked made his eyes burn. This girl wasn't even Peters age yet and Bruce's heart broke often enough working on him from time to time. At least Peter had Tony to hold him through it, but if this girl ever woke she would be completely alone in the world like so many of them had been before finding one another. Â He had to wonder if it would have been kinder to let her go with her family. If she was this damaged then he could assume she was probably one of the only survivors from her city.
No sooner had that thought crossed his mind than the monitor flat lined almost the minute he had gotten her bleeding under control and the wound packed. He was no true professional but he had always hoped he had learned enough to make a difference in situations like this. Â
He wasted no time in starting CPR, praying for this young girl not to die under his very hands. Â Peter looked lost as his hands hovered over her body and his large brown eyes fixed to the monitor holding her vitals. Â He didn't want Peter to watch someone die, but he couldn't even find enough breath to tell the young man to leave. Her body jostled as he tried to get her heart to start working on its own once again. The moments seemed to stretch on forever as he kept praying and hoping in a way he hadn't for ages. Â
He was barely aware of gentle hands taking him by the shoulder until he was forced off her small body and could only stare at her pale skin and the wave of her hair as it trained nearly to the floor. Peter was crying across from him and holding her pale and lifeless hand.
âit's over Bruce, â Tony said to him softly, still gripping his shoulders and he could swear it was the only way he was still standing. Â His knees felt weak and he fought weakly to do something, anything, to let this not be the end. They had all lost enough over time and he had always wanted to have hands that healed rather than harm. Â He had warred with himself enough over the green other half he had almost no control over and the medical training had been all that had helped him. The thought that he could help someone else even when the same hands could tear a human apart effortlessly if the Hulk chose to do so. Â âYou did all you could Bruce. Steve was an idiot to bring her back. â
âShe was just a girl, â Bruce whispered as he let himself be guided to a chair and fought the burning behind his eyes. The feeling of worthlessness washed over him like it hadn't in years now. Â She had barely been under his care for an hour and she was gone. Tony was now holding Peter close and whispering to him softly as the boy openly cried. He shouldn't have seen any of this and once again he was too useless to stop that from happening as well. Â
He felt completely numb by the time Tony returned except for the way his heart ached horribly in his chest. Â He kept hearing her young voice screaming, pleading, and terrified. He could only picture the screams of people the Avengers once again failed to save. The destruction and horror witnessed before their lives were taken from them forever. Â Having a dark side wasn't a new thing for him, but having it so visible to everyone else was.
Tony's footfalls were soft and even now as he quietly came across the room. Â Evelyn's corpse was still in the room with them since Bruce hadn't had the strength to get a body bag out yet. Â Helen's team would be here within the hour probably on a useless call and maybe she could do it this time since he just couldn't.
Bruce, please don't do this, â Tony begged softly as he crouched in front of him. Â His brown eyes were darker than Peter's, but just as kind at the moment. âYou don't have to feel responsible for this. Â Steve had some guilt complex and he never should have out saving her on you. He's frustrated that lately our missions have cost so many lives of innocents. Â It doesn't give him any kind of right, but I can at least kind of forgive him this one.â
âI told her it would be alright, and I couldn't even keep her alive through the night. I was so useless and helpless to save her. She was just laying there bleeding faster than I could stop it. â Bruce's voice was hoarse with unshed tears.
âYou are so far from useless or hopeless my friend. â Tony said quietly. Â âPeter and myself both owe our lives to you several times over by now. My life in more ways than medically. Â Steve knew she was a lost cause when we got here. He sent you on a fools errand and I'm sorry.â
âSteve wasn't the only one who wanted to see some good for a change, â Bruce felt tears slip down his cheeks and that was the cue for Tony to sit next to him and pull him close as well. Â He must have been tired from staying awake all night for that journey halfway across the country but his hands were firm as he held him close. He clutched on to his best friends arm tightly and tried to remember more good than bad that his hands had done.
Mama (Just Killed a Man)
Prompt 1- Natasha Romanoff: thoughtful. ride. Powerful.
My entry for the Marvel Writing Chalange!
Mama (Just killed a man)
The first time Natalia had killed someone was in the red room. She had been taught to detach herself from everything. They would never humanize their targets. They would be called âitâ and other dehumanizing things. Targets didnât have feelings, lives, souls⊠They were just targets and nothing more.
Natalia felt nothing when she killed the target. It was many years later when she figured out who it had been. It had been an american man that had been abducted from a neighbouring country. He had a family⊠he was only missing as they never found his body.
It was too long ago for Natalia to find it in herself to care. She had killed enough with no thought that none of it ever mattered. It had been ingrained in her head that life meant nothing. So taking life meant nothing to her.
There were countless missions where her bullets ended lives and she didnât bat an eye. So far, being emotionless had only helped her. It was necessary when she was conditioned to be a professional murderer. The smell of gunpowder and blood was something she was very well acquainted with. The smell became comforting in its recurrence.
Natalia had literally killed hundreds before she was confronted with her actions. She was on the radar of an american secret intelligence agency called âSHIELD.â At first she thought that it wouldnât be a problem. Americans werenât as serious as the KGB. They didnât raise their agents from birth like the Russians did.
She thought they wouldnât be an issue.
The agent that went after her was an issue. He was odd, he used a bow and arrows rather than a gun and was almost effective. More effective than anyone else had ever been. He was well trained and he had even managed to restrain her. Of course, that was after a car chase in Moscow and several injuries to them both.
She was extremely surprised by the call he made. He was sent to kill her. She was a danger to people around her. But, he didnât. Instead he gave her a chance. He opened her eyes. He had managed to start to decode the wiring in her head that had been implanted in her since before she could remember.
She was also pretty surprised by the call she made. She accepted his offer to join their organization and she figured out pretty quickly how much she was being manipulated. She had believed that she had been in control but she had been a puppet the whole time.
It was jarring. But she didnât let it show. Somehow, someone figured out that she had acquired a feeling. The agent that had decided not to kill her, Agent Clint Barton, had figured out that something was wrong.
It was funny that the first person she had opened up to in her life would be a man that had been sent to kill her. Clint had no reason to be nice or trust her, she was an international assassin that had killed a whole lot of people but he acted like she was⊠well, human. It was something she had never felt before. She liked it.
After the shock, she felt crushing guilt. This was when she researched thoughtfully everyone she had been sent to kill. Every single one. It wasnât exactly a quick trip. She found her own file and looked at everything they had on her. She had been labeled as a stone cold killer, priority level alpha.
This was when Natalia decided to change. She legally changed her identity to Natasha Romanoff to symbolically leave her old life behind. It was a powerful moment for her. She never thought that she was capable of change. After being the same thing fulfilling the same purpose for so long, it felt odd to be something else. Her new life was not completely dissimilar to her old one, she killed less, spied more, got close to more people, but she was finally in control.
She was listening to Clint excitedly talking to her about one of his scars that he had acquired over the years. They were between long missions and enjoying each otherâs company for the short time that they could, discussing silly names that they could use as a cover. Clint had come up with one involving so many names for male genitalia that Natasha couldnât help but softly chuckle at his enthusiasm.
They had been mostly separated on missions, save the first few where Clint was only sent to keep an eye on her and make sure she wasnât a double agent. She had proved her allegiance when she took a bullet for the guy during her first mission for SHIELD. This would change though.
They both got a text simultaneously, on the highest tech available, a blackberry. The text was encoded but didnât take long for either of them to figure out.
âu redy 4 a team mssn?!â
âWe really shouldnât have let Fury have a phoneâŠâ Clint muttered.
âWhatever partner. I think we had too much free time anyway.â
âHe only has one eye! Thatâs why he types like shit!â He proclaimed.
âHe can shoot as good as anyone else with a single eye and you think he canât see a tiny phone screen?â
âI thought it was more of an intimidation thing. The bullets are too afraid of him to miss their targets.â
âAnd your aim is based on how well your arrows are groomed? Come on Clint, you take care of your arrows more than you take care of yourself. You have a brush specifically for their feathers and you donât even own a comb for yourself.â Natasha said as she stood up from her seat.
âAnd Iâve never missed a target.â Natasha almost flinched at the word. It was different when the word was referring to her.
âYou missed me.â She shrugged.
âI wasnât aiming for you.â Clint said simply. âSo, what do you think Fury has planned for us?â
âI bet heâs going to put us in language training instead of actually getting us to go on a mission. Thatâs fine, I need to work on my arabic anyway.â She shrugged as she helped him up.
âI need a nap. Iâve been in Australia for way too fucking longâŠâ He yawned and stumbled a bit when she pulled him up.
âYou always need a nap. Come on, we have work to do.â
âYouâre buying my coffee.â
âWe have employee perks Hawkass. Infinite free coffee. Itâs not even that bad.â
âWe have that?â Clint gasped.
âYeah, hurry up.â
It turned out that Fury just wanted to very seriously show them a movie that had a guy that looked a lot like him but with two eyes.
Natasha had been thrown into the wild ride from since she had been conscious. She dreaded the day her life would be truly boring.
Eventually she would pray for boring.