![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
eliyesLike:
Namor is walking out of a meeting with the ambassadors of a few countries and probably an Avenger or two when a firey figure streaks across the sky towards them.
"Who is that?" someone asks, and he calmly says, "Toro."
"How can you tell?"
"They look different."
"NAMOR!" Toro yells, and his voice is full of excitement. He drops down in front of the King of Atlantis and grabs his wrists almost before his flames are gone. "I'm gonna be a father!" And his voice is full of wild elation.
Namor grips his wrists in turn, grinning at him. "Congratulations!" Because of course he knows how much this means to Toro, of course he does, he was there through the years of Toro and Ann's marriage, and knows how they were afraid if she go pregnant with Toro's child she might get burned.
Toro laughs joyously. "Do you have a few minutes to spare? I'd like to introduce you to the mother of my future child--" His grin is huge and proud. "--we were just house-hunting, it's not far."
And they fly off and Namor meets Freya.
Like:
As much as Jim wants to be there with Toro and Freya and the baby, and as much as he likes the home they are makig together, he kind of didn't want to give up his old place. It held memories, and it seems like he's always having to leave that kind of thing behind.
He solves the problem by giving the old apartment to Tara.
Like:
As the USS Lehigh approaches the distressed outpost, they have a senior staff briefing, and it's Steve who knows what phenomenon they're studying, Steve who can name several ships that have gone missing after managing to get out a report of the readings of it, and two of those were Starfleet. Phillips and Peggy take this in stride, but don't say anything about why he is so familiar with this particular research. Others can just assume he's being an efficient and well-informed second officer. It's not until later in the story, when Steve and Peggy are stranded with Thor and Sif, that it comes out that his parents were on one of those ships. Foreshadowing!
Like:
Rictor's favourite Babylon 5 character is Ivanova.
Cue crossover thoughts where Terry is visiting the station as a diva singer, Shatterstar is her bodyguard, Rictor is her assistant, and Rahne is her pilot.
I DO NOT NEED ANOTHER MARVEL/SPACE TV SHOW CROSSOVER, BRAIN.
Ugh, maybe now I can sleep.
Namor is walking out of a meeting with the ambassadors of a few countries and probably an Avenger or two when a firey figure streaks across the sky towards them.
"Who is that?" someone asks, and he calmly says, "Toro."
"How can you tell?"
"They look different."
"NAMOR!" Toro yells, and his voice is full of excitement. He drops down in front of the King of Atlantis and grabs his wrists almost before his flames are gone. "I'm gonna be a father!" And his voice is full of wild elation.
Namor grips his wrists in turn, grinning at him. "Congratulations!" Because of course he knows how much this means to Toro, of course he does, he was there through the years of Toro and Ann's marriage, and knows how they were afraid if she go pregnant with Toro's child she might get burned.
Toro laughs joyously. "Do you have a few minutes to spare? I'd like to introduce you to the mother of my future child--" His grin is huge and proud. "--we were just house-hunting, it's not far."
And they fly off and Namor meets Freya.
Like:
As much as Jim wants to be there with Toro and Freya and the baby, and as much as he likes the home they are makig together, he kind of didn't want to give up his old place. It held memories, and it seems like he's always having to leave that kind of thing behind.
He solves the problem by giving the old apartment to Tara.
Like:
As the USS Lehigh approaches the distressed outpost, they have a senior staff briefing, and it's Steve who knows what phenomenon they're studying, Steve who can name several ships that have gone missing after managing to get out a report of the readings of it, and two of those were Starfleet. Phillips and Peggy take this in stride, but don't say anything about why he is so familiar with this particular research. Others can just assume he's being an efficient and well-informed second officer. It's not until later in the story, when Steve and Peggy are stranded with Thor and Sif, that it comes out that his parents were on one of those ships. Foreshadowing!
Like:
Rictor's favourite Babylon 5 character is Ivanova.
Cue crossover thoughts where Terry is visiting the station as a diva singer, Shatterstar is her bodyguard, Rictor is her assistant, and Rahne is her pilot.
I DO NOT NEED ANOTHER MARVEL/SPACE TV SHOW CROSSOVER, BRAIN.
Ugh, maybe now I can sleep.
![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
(no subject)
Date: 2012-12-29 06:34 am (UTC)Poor Steve! I just want to tell him everything is going to be alright, even though I know it won't. ( ._.)
(no subject)
Date: 2012-12-29 11:46 am (UTC)The ensuing fistfight is epic.
It's okay, kiff. Steve didn't join Starfleet thinking everything would be alright. He joined to make things as alright as he could. And really, he just wants to know.
(no subject)
Date: 2012-12-29 06:16 pm (UTC)Namorita and Namor are arguing, and Nita hits him square on the jaw, because this is how Sub-Mariners communicate don'chaknow. So Namor whacks her back. And she just stares at him in disbelief, "You're not supposed to hit a girl!"
"You are not a girl!" He snarls, "You are a queen!"
And she tries to be mad at him, really, but you know...
Steve didn't join Starfleet thinking everything would be alright. He joined to make things as alright as he could.
When Phillips finds out the whole story behind everything, and once the adventure has calmed down and/or wrapped itself up, he sits down with Steve in the lounge and does that silent-sitting-but-company-thing. And they drink their coffees and just sit together. Phillips isn't exactly good with those kinds of words, and Steve understands that, so it never gets awkward, just companionable.
(no subject)
Date: 2012-12-30 01:06 am (UTC)And she tries to be mad at him, really, but you know...
He's got a point.
When Phillips finds out the whole story behind everything, and once the adventure has calmed down and/or wrapped itself up, he sits down with Steve in the lounge and does that silent-sitting-but-company-thing. And they drink their coffees and just sit together. Phillips isn't exactly good with those kinds of words, and Steve understands that, so it never gets awkward, just companionable.
*patpats Phillips* You're a good captain.