Thread: Shining Life(Marvel) Lady/Fox

so maybe he'll be back once he's settled? he mused, blinking when Steve scowled. Sorry Tony, he might have been your father, but Howard Stark was a dick. Steve admitted. he didn't know shit about me or James, no matter his claims to the contrary. he admitted with a slight sulk. besides, Bucky hated Times Square. too many people. he admitted. i think he was always scared i'd mouth off at the wrong person and i'd get my ass kicked in front of a thousand strangers. he was always a bit shy though so that might have been why too. he admitted before he smirked. he liked libraries though, i could go to the New York Public Library Main Branch. when he wasn't babysitting me, he was usually there. he liked books. he admitted before examining grant. he wasn't sure how much he believed the man, and he sure as hell didn't trust him. still, Grant was obviously very emotionally effected by Hydra having James or this woman he had yet to name. though, if she was a Goddess, he probably didn't know her real name. there's a lot of people who have had this done to them. i don't know how many. some of them have been zapped so hard they won't ever recover. he admitted. they use this weird machine too, that forces a person to remember things that never happened. most of my life is coated in one of those fake memory webs. he hesitated. one of the men on The Bus had it done to him. it's called T.A.H.I.T.I. he admitted softly. it's extremely advanced and some people who are working for Hydra never even realize that their entire lives is nothing but bullshit. he admitted. or it can pinpoint only one memory and erase it and replace it with another. he admitted. She'll do as she pleases and damn anyone who gets in her way. Grant admitted with a shrug. she is the mother of our entire race, so... yeah not a one of us us going to tell her no. good luck trying if you really want to though. he offered. ...i thought Loki was a prisoner? he had been, up until the Jotun showed up demanding the Asgardians hand over their King. none of the Asgardians really understood why Loki was so suddenly King of the Jotun but Loki was happy, the Jotun where happy and no one was threatening War so no one was really raising a fuss. except for when Loki stopped by through Asgard and people started complaining that all their left shoes and half of their socks and the fingers off their gloves went missing. honestly, Odin was just glad Loki was being so harmless. That's the Thing. the Lady has not been awake. Grant admitted. she was asleep since before the Egyptians rose from the Nile. he admitted. as she slept her powers waned until she was nothing but an impressive human, a state of hibernation as it where. her powers went dormant, awaiting her consciousness to awaken them. but that's the thing. she's never been conscious and aware since they pulled her out of Atlantis. he admitted. she's been locked in ice, wiped as soon as she is thawed, forced to do whatever they want, wiped again and then put back on Ice. without awareness of who and what she really is, her powers have not woken and without her powers she's ultimately fragile, weak and helpless. he admitted. this is what happened to me as well. so long as i was wiped again and again, i had no powers and no memories of who or what i really was and thus was completely human by all counts. he admitted. i don't think you could ever be honestly mean to a woman Tony Stark. Grant admitted before wincing at the mention of Phil. lord he wanted to tell them, but he knew if he did Phil would slaughter him. yeah, okay. Grant agreed, settling into the Chair they wanted him in and once Bruce got to work Grant conked out, snoring as he slept because he was exhausted from working Magic he hadn't worked since he had taken on human form. fuck. Natasha muttered. i really didn't want to feel sorry for him, but i am. she admitted with a sigh, closing her eyes. i know what he's talking about too. Hydra was nasty for making false memories to lay over real ones. she admitted, staring at Grant. i find it hard to believe there's really such a thing as a goddess though. i think he's being taken for a fool. she admitted. sure, he honestly believes what he's saying, but right now, he can't hardly even remember his own name, who he really is. for all he knows, Grant Ward isn't even his real name.