Usually, when new recruits enlist, they go on and on about why they signed up and what they hope to achieve.
The Avengers were no exception:
Steve: If the waitress across the hall hadn't kept encouraging me to get out there, I wouldn't have accepted Fury's offer.
Tony: If my daughter weren't a Mutant, I wouldn't have announced that I was Iron Man.
Bruce: If my student hadn't asked me over and over, I wouldn't have been tricked into coming to New York.
Peter: If my classmate hadn't slapped some sense into me, I'd still be a lone wolf.
Deadpool: Wait, aren't you all talking about the same person?
Steve: Stark...
Bruce: Um, Stark.
Peter: Stark... Hey, hey, no way!
Tony: Mm-hmm, Murphy.
Murphy: I'm busy maxing out the favorability of the Supreme Bachelor Wizard. Why are you bringing me into this?
A Marvel Cinematic Universe crossover set in Earth-199999, featuring a time-displaced X-Man, along with Fox's Deadpool (rated R, so if you're under 17, don't bother looking for a copy). No Batman, no Superman, no Flash. Marvel is complicated enough, and I'm definitely not adding DC.
Spider-Man's storyline draws on The Amazing Spider-Man (yes, I'm a Garfield fangirl), and the X-Man is from the new timeline (yes, I'm also a James McAvoy fangirl).
Plot-focused, neither wish fulfillment nor a power fantasy. The characters will stay as in-character as possible, following the movies. Logic-minded, full of original worldbuilding, and no pairings.
Thanks for your support!
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The whole text is nonsense, tasteless to eat, and a pity to discard. I wanted to write too much, but failed to grasp the point. One sentence of writing cannot cover my imagination.
Why? ? ? ! ! ! Come on, the gay girl and the heroine CP are so good! 😭😭😭😭😭
Jarvis is the real one. Dad? XD
I can't agree with the author's logic. Tony is actually more tragic. He has everything but has nothing. His super high IQ makes him a futurist and he thinks about various preventive measures. If he had a daughter, I think she would be a father who would dote on her in every way, even if it was just a one-night stand.
So is Murphy's middle name's hidden setting what I thought it was? Deputy director or something...
Not only does the tooth hurt, but I also feel sorry for Murphy QAQ
Well, the previous chapter was an extra chapter, and this chapter is the third extra chapter. Is there a chapter missing in the middle?
Poor Harry... To be honest, I still remember the short article about Fleischer CP, hehehe
I just want an ending, even if it's a bad ending, don't be fooled.
However, it's good to have waited. It's good to have an ending. As long as it's not a scam, the requirements are not high at all.
The whole text is nonsense, tasteless to eat, and a pity to discard. I wanted to write too much, but failed to grasp the point. One sentence of writing cannot cover my imagination.
Why? ? ? ! ! ! Come on, the gay girl and the heroine CP are so good! 😭😭😭😭😭
Jarvis is the real one. Dad? XD
I can't agree with the author's logic. Tony is actually more tragic. He has everything but has nothing. His super high IQ makes him a futurist and he thinks about various preventive measures. If he had a daughter, I think she would be a father who would dote on her in every way, even if it was just a one-night stand.
So is Murphy's middle name's hidden setting what I thought it was? Deputy director or something...
Not only does the tooth hurt, but I also feel sorry for Murphy QAQ
Well, the previous chapter was an extra chapter, and this chapter is the third extra chapter. Is there a chapter missing in the middle?
Poor Harry... To be honest, I still remember the short article about Fleischer CP, hehehe
I just want an ending, even if it's a bad ending, don't be fooled.
However, it's good to have waited. It's good to have an ending. As long as it's not a scam, the requirements are not high at all.