Figured You Out

[dorksidefiker]

Title: Figured You Out
Fandom: Young Avengers
Characters: The Young Avengers. I’m too lazy to list them all, and by now anyone reading this should know who they are. Except for Eli, who was on a munchie run during this.
Prompt: 85. Read
Word Count: 642
Rating: PG
Author's Notes: Billy thinks about these things a lot. I own nothing.

Comments

[lux_apollo]

:-D

Out of pure, mutton-less curiosity, was there another point to this other than the awesomeness that is Billy geeking out?

[dorksidefiker]

Billy geeking out is pretty much the only reason for this.

[bluepard]

I have no idea what he's talking about. XD; I wish I still had my anti-time travel icon.

[timemonkey]

Your icon is hypnotizing.

[akoya]

Same could be said about yours.

*stares*

[timemonkey]

*basks in mutual hypnosis*

[luminum]

Is this one of those epiphanies people have when they're trying to sleep that you masterfully crafted into a a work of fiction? Like "Ishmael" or "Sophie's World"? Because I totally enjoyed this and I concur.

[dorksidefiker]

Actually, I've been trying to figure out how what happened with Iron Lad COULD have happened with what we've previously of Marvel time travel. I've been working on this for... ages, really.

[luminum]

Cause it makes sense. Iron Lad killing Kang if he was the Kang post-Avengers would not cause a past-present fluctuation. Kang's non-existence would only cause trouble if he never fought the Avengers, meaning the one who died would have to be pre- or early-Avengers.

However, another anomaly exists in that Iron Lad's departure from his rightful timeline causes Kang to not exist and perhaps the only reason why the situation is exacerbated when confronted by Kang is because fighting/killing him cements the idea that Nate will NEVER become Kang.

[dorksidefiker]

Exactly!

[lilpocketninja]

*cries* I think... I almost get what he's saying... but not. OH, Billy. You beat me at dork.

[dorksidefiker]

Out of curiosity, what's unclear?