Tony Stark (
in_extremis) wrote in
revivalproject2020-07-15 09:12 pm
delivery
WHO: Tony Stark, Cloud Strife, technically open if you want to hang
WHERE: The forge? I don't know the structure of this post eludes me, it might be just network, I might just be setting up a bunch of interactions for Cloud to have with everyone else like a benevolent god
WHAT: Tony's been making things and has packages for Reeve, Tommy, Sansa and Jon, and he's not doing all of that walking himself.
WARNINGS: It is genuinely not my fault that all of Tony's posts are horny and you should just expect it now.
a text to Cloud
Outside of the forge, sitting in front of the closed door very pointedly, were five lumpy bundles, the wrapping of these clearly not Tony's strong suit. One of them seemed to be just in a big leaf. They were all labled with thin tags of impressed aluminum tied or just placed on top for Cloud to figure out where they were supposed to go with just a name-- the rest, like who any of these people were and where to find them, was Cloud's job to figure out, apparently.
At least one of them should have been pretty easy.
C L O U D
It was...a chocobo? Or how Tony remembered a chocobo looking from the glance at it in Reeve's memory. Small, grey and surprisingly heavy, it wound up to go bouncing away on weirdly articulated legs. Did Tony think he was paying Cloud?
R E E V E
It's a head.
This might be what Tony thought a cat skull looked like. It wasn't much like the design he had left for Mini-C's skeletal structure in Reeve's sketchbook, he obviously had some time, and the obsessive insomnia turned to 11 after the sleep glut and nowhere to pour his creative energy, to take a more detailed turn, and he would have used the energy to make more of the structure but they were still tight on materials. What he did make was a few servos, dangling from the skull shape like a disembodied nerve system, and a prototype pair of hands tucked safely into the dome, too delicate to be very useful to Mini, but responding to their programming housed in the skull. The systems were done, was the point.
T O M M Y
Was this what he meant by hydroponics? It wasn't like Tony had managed to miss that bit of drama on the network. It wasn't assembled, a bunch of disparate pieces that didn't come with instructions, but a note that only read 'you need a tube'.
S A N S A
This bundle had a pair of brass combs in it, stamped, much like the labels on the packages, with roses. If Sansa hadn't figured out how to keep her hair from being a mess, maybe this would be a reminder.
J O N
A very tiny little knot of a rag, about as big as the label that sat under it, and felt light enough to be empty.
It seemed to only contain a gold chain.
WHERE: The forge? I don't know the structure of this post eludes me, it might be just network, I might just be setting up a bunch of interactions for Cloud to have with everyone else like a benevolent god
WHAT: Tony's been making things and has packages for Reeve, Tommy, Sansa and Jon, and he's not doing all of that walking himself.
WARNINGS: It is genuinely not my fault that all of Tony's posts are horny and you should just expect it now.
a text to Cloud
hey
where are you?
you want a job, right?
Come to the forge.
Outside of the forge, sitting in front of the closed door very pointedly, were five lumpy bundles, the wrapping of these clearly not Tony's strong suit. One of them seemed to be just in a big leaf. They were all labled with thin tags of impressed aluminum tied or just placed on top for Cloud to figure out where they were supposed to go with just a name-- the rest, like who any of these people were and where to find them, was Cloud's job to figure out, apparently.
At least one of them should have been pretty easy.
C L O U D
It was...a chocobo? Or how Tony remembered a chocobo looking from the glance at it in Reeve's memory. Small, grey and surprisingly heavy, it wound up to go bouncing away on weirdly articulated legs. Did Tony think he was paying Cloud?
R E E V E
It's a head.
This might be what Tony thought a cat skull looked like. It wasn't much like the design he had left for Mini-C's skeletal structure in Reeve's sketchbook, he obviously had some time, and the obsessive insomnia turned to 11 after the sleep glut and nowhere to pour his creative energy, to take a more detailed turn, and he would have used the energy to make more of the structure but they were still tight on materials. What he did make was a few servos, dangling from the skull shape like a disembodied nerve system, and a prototype pair of hands tucked safely into the dome, too delicate to be very useful to Mini, but responding to their programming housed in the skull. The systems were done, was the point.
T O M M Y
Was this what he meant by hydroponics? It wasn't like Tony had managed to miss that bit of drama on the network. It wasn't assembled, a bunch of disparate pieces that didn't come with instructions, but a note that only read 'you need a tube'.
S A N S A
This bundle had a pair of brass combs in it, stamped, much like the labels on the packages, with roses. If Sansa hadn't figured out how to keep her hair from being a mess, maybe this would be a reminder.
J O N
A very tiny little knot of a rag, about as big as the label that sat under it, and felt light enough to be empty.
It seemed to only contain a gold chain.

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( Sansa is glad for it, too, because she thinks she'd go mad in a house all by herself with no one to help her. )
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[Tony has missed some things.]
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( A lot of things have happened in a short time but someone from Westeros and the Winter Soldier are things to be terribly excited about. )
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[That was one weird appearance Tony hadn't missed, and now he knows why Sansa is smiling so much here. A friend from home and this strange connection she made with someone from an entirely different dimension, right after losing her husband-- that had to mean something, right? Tony is getting a little tired to finding these small puzzle pieces and nothing to match them to.]
Tell you what, I'll get you a boat and the two of you can go check out the resort. D..ahlia and I will hold down the fort.
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( Sansa certainly hopes so. It would be ever so much easier. )
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A cart? [Well, he's not going to do that, but...] I'll see what I can do. He'll be a little prince in no time. When do they start walking on their own, how big will he be? You know what, forget it, we'll pay for that when we get there.
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( Sansa feels so blessed to have a friend like Tony who helps her every way he can without reservation. )
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One baby-cart, one boat, coming right up. Anything else for the order list?
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( Sansa gives him her most brilliant smile. )
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Luckily, it does. The smile doesn't hurt.]
No imposition at all. It's my favourite position.
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( It's amusing, though, so Sansa giggles a little. )
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[Why doesn't she explain it to him, he is very innocent.]
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You know I'm talking about bedding someone. You're no maiden.
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[He's finally laughing, mostly at himself, but it is nice to see Sansa back to herself between her giggles and eye rolls.]
You're lighting up the room, sweetheart. They must be taking good care of you.
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They've helped a lot. I don't feel quite so alone with them around and I missed my soldier a lot. I'm so glad he's here.
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He's not there now, is he?
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( Sansa hates being in debt to someone, even if it's Tony. )
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[Genuinely not sure what this emotion is. Gratitude, is that an emotion?]
My place is a shithole, mama, I'm basically living in an engine room. It's my fault, I did do this, I'm just saying, a basket would be the nicest thing in here.
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( Because she will. )
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[This is weird. Sansa has a proper house-house, so it's hard to explain that this had not been Tony's focus so far.]
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You need a real place to live, you know. Not just a basket.
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