I don't know who this Yzma is, but I almost feel bad for her because she isn't nearly as amazing as I am and there is simply no way she could possibly have found a way to format the energy from the arc reactor- which is itself sheer brilliance in and of itself- to basically destabilize the molecular structure of anything it was focused at. I am- oooh, and I can add...
[Kronk was many things, like a good cook and nice to kids and animals and something of a stud muffin with really old, ugly women, like a reversed Tony Stark!, but... he really didn't even begin to understand ANY of that, because his IQ was very, very low. Very. Low. IQ.]
...Riiiiiiight. I feel sorry for Yzma too! That she can't... make... that stuff. Stuff. [Kronk reached that magical point in which he was just going to blink at the ceiling, Tony.]
*She chuckled a little as he checks things. Of course she wouldn't let anyone else know because it's more fun to burst his bubble without the world knowing. Not that she'd really need blackmail material ever.*
Oh of course Mr. Stark. *She sips at the hot chocolate she's holding.*
[Steve stands out of Tony's way, taking a peek at the blueprints, appreciating them more for the grace of the lines than really understanding what Tony's developing.]
[It says something (though Tony doesn't know what) that he does not flinch or jump when Steve speaks.
He didn't hear the other come in, but that was not surprising in the least. Tony just bites back a sharp laugh and lets the design rotate as he adds to it.]
What all of my inventions do, stand testament to my genius and revolutionize the industry. Again.
[Steve takes in the added details, searching for references of scale and noting the changes that are being made. He can't help but be drawn in by Tony's enthusiasm, grinning as he begins to see the lines in more than just an artist's context.]
So you're going to change the world and make everyone envious of your genius - as usual - but what's it going to do to prove that genius?
I don't know who this Yzma is, but I almost feel bad for her because she isn't nearly as amazing as I am and there is simply no way she could possibly have found a way to format the energy from the arc reactor- which is itself sheer brilliance in and of itself- to basically destabilize the molecular structure of anything it was focused at. I am- oooh, and I can add...
[Steve stands out of Tony's way, taking a peek at the blueprints, appreciating them more for the grace of the lines than really understanding what Tony's developing.]
[It says something (though Tony doesn't know what) that he does not flinch or jump when Steve speaks.
He didn't hear the other come in, but that was not surprising in the least. Tony just bites back a sharp laugh and lets the design rotate as he adds to it.]
What all of my inventions do, stand testament to my genius and revolutionize the industry. Again.
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I don't know who this Yzma is, but I almost feel bad for her because she isn't nearly as amazing as I am and there is simply no way she could possibly have found a way to format the energy from the arc reactor- which is itself sheer brilliance in and of itself- to basically destabilize the molecular structure of anything it was focused at. I am- oooh, and I can add...
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...Riiiiiiight. I feel sorry for Yzma too! That she can't... make... that stuff. Stuff. [Kronk reached that magical point in which he was just going to blink at the ceiling, Tony.]
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You know, knocking is still polite.
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It's still being worked on, test stages and all that y'know.
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Oh of course Mr. Stark. *She sips at the hot chocolate she's holding.*
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What will all this do?
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He didn't hear the other come in, but that was not surprising in the least. Tony just bites back a sharp laugh and lets the design rotate as he adds to it.]
What all of my inventions do, stand testament to my genius and revolutionize the industry. Again.
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So you're going to change the world and make everyone envious of your genius - as usual - but what's it going to do to prove that genius?
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I don't know who this Yzma is, but I almost feel bad for her because she isn't nearly as amazing as I am and there is simply no way she could possibly have found a way to format the energy from the arc reactor- which is itself sheer brilliance in and of itself- to basically destabilize the molecular structure of anything it was focused at. I am- oooh, and I can add...
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You know, knocking is still polite.
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It's still being worked on, test stages and all that y'know.
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He didn't hear the other come in, but that was not surprising in the least. Tony just bites back a sharp laugh and lets the design rotate as he adds to it.]
What all of my inventions do, stand testament to my genius and revolutionize the industry. Again.
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