Words Are Tied
Characters: Reed, Hank, and Sean
Date&Time: August 11/afternoon
Setting: Reed Richards' lab
Summary: Reed Richards is looking over his old friend's plans for a time machine.
Rating: idek.
Status: Open to Hank and Sean
Reed sat near his computer screen looking over the data laid out on the desk in front of the keyboard with a pencil between his lips as he gnawed on it out of nervous habit. The data he was looking over wasn't even his. No, it was Victor's, and even Reed had to admit it was a bit ingenious. It scared him, how much his old friend--and more recently, rival--was capable of. While he and Hank used their knowledge for good, Victor's view on good and evil had been askew lately.
It made him a more dangerous foe that he was smart.
He pulled the pencil from his mouth, setting it aside to reach for one of the pages in particular. "Hank, come over here and look at this data for a moment? Victor's theory on CTC makes entirely too much sense for me to just let it go. I need to call him. I need to see where he's getting his information."
Of course Hank had been trying to convince him not to call his old friend. It only ever caused trouble, and since they had basically stolen his data anyway it would no doubt become a fight.
Date&Time: August 11/afternoon
Setting: Reed Richards' lab
Summary: Reed Richards is looking over his old friend's plans for a time machine.
Rating: idek.
Status: Open to Hank and Sean
Reed sat near his computer screen looking over the data laid out on the desk in front of the keyboard with a pencil between his lips as he gnawed on it out of nervous habit. The data he was looking over wasn't even his. No, it was Victor's, and even Reed had to admit it was a bit ingenious. It scared him, how much his old friend--and more recently, rival--was capable of. While he and Hank used their knowledge for good, Victor's view on good and evil had been askew lately.
It made him a more dangerous foe that he was smart.
He pulled the pencil from his mouth, setting it aside to reach for one of the pages in particular. "Hank, come over here and look at this data for a moment? Victor's theory on CTC makes entirely too much sense for me to just let it go. I need to call him. I need to see where he's getting his information."
Of course Hank had been trying to convince him not to call his old friend. It only ever caused trouble, and since they had basically stolen his data anyway it would no doubt become a fight.