punchedhitler | (no subject)

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Well.

I went out today to see if I could help with the fact that there's no sun, and I saw this man making lightning and cutting himself, and he was terrorizing the entrance to the underground, so I told him to cut it out. He cut himself and tried to hit me with lightning, but I blocked it, and after I managed to get him somewhere safe where he couldn't hurt anyone else, I noticed that my shield feels right again!

So I guess it just had to be hit by lightning. But the fact that it feels normal makes me a whole lot calmer about this whole thing.

[Pause]

But really, try to use these powers for good, okay? Especially if you have to something terrible to make them work.

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I didn't... I don't scare you, do I?

No, you didn't scare me.

Sure thing. You know where Xanadu is?

They gave me a rabies shot just in case, and patched me up, but I heal pretty fast. I'm all right now.

Good, I... what I am it's always understood here immediately.

Yes. Yes, I do.

[And really, the only reason she's even considered telling him is she fears the Memory Theater curse will occur again. That and this guy is ridiculously nice. Which isn't fair. It's hard to not trust someone if they're being polite and nice.]

I'll meet you at the entrance, all right?

[Well, there's no one better to trust, really]

[This is very true and if she ever read comic books, which she didn't, she'd know this right off.]

You got it, Steve. Be there soon.

[Steve is wearing a button up and a pair of slacks, and he's eating a hot dog while he waits, because he gets hungry all the time.]

Real good to know. Thanks for helpin' out too.

Anytime. It was good to get up and out.

That's the last time I go fuckin' camping, I always knew it was a bad idea.

No one ever counts on the wolverine, right?

[It's still kinda funny to Freddy, Cap.]

Well I don't blame'em.

You know I've never really been camping. When I was a kid, I was too sick. When I got better, there just wasn't any time to do it like you hear about on the radio.