Lowtown, Madripoor - Thursday Morning

[hoorayimrich]

Some people might have claimed that Gotham was a den of villainy and crime. Those people never heard about the wonders of the small island state of Madripoor, just south of Singapore. Those people would have, however, probably had more common sense than to book a drunken portal there.

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Waking Up

[hoorayimrich]

"It tasted good," Tony whined, sitting up and rubbing his forehead as though that would fix the headache.

Re: Waking Up

[not_a_parakeet]

Warren blinked at the finger. And then took advantage of Tony sitting up in order to reclaim his wing.

His... very bright... wing.

"The hat?

Or the vodka? Warren was already losing track.

Re: Waking Up

[longislandiceme]

"Oh man," Bobby said with a wistful sigh. "That hat was delicious." Feather fluff stuck to his tongue after spending a night with his face mashed into Warren's wings, however? Not so much. "Bleah," he added, spitting the aforementioned feather-fluff out.

Re: Waking Up

[hoorayimrich]

"Why is there ice on the door?" A beat. "And why are Warren's wings rainbow coloured?"

Another beat.

"And where is my shirt?!" The last part involved some maidenly covering of his chest. Or possibly just the chunk of glowing metal there.

Re: Waking Up

[not_a_parakeet]

Please, Tony. Warren currently looked like NyanCat shat him out after eating a canary. He was completely unconcerned about your shiny parts.

More or less.

"Probably back with the rest of them, in bar number..." He squinted a little, pulling his wings close to his back because if he did that, at least he didn't have to see them. "...Fffive?"

He had no idea.

Re: Waking Up

[longislandiceme]

Bobby sat up with a start, way too quickly for someone who by all rights should be suffering from the hangover to end all hangovers.

"Did I get a tattoo?" he wondered, glancing down at his chest, which was- blank. Huh.

But really, he could swear there'd been something last night involving someone getting stuff all over his chest...

Re: Waking Up

[hoorayimrich]

"No, that was the schematics for an anti-tank cannon," Tony muttered, slipping off the bed to test the door. Yes, still frozen in place.

"Not that I'd make one."

Re: Waking Up

[not_a_parakeet]

"Of course not." Warren's wings were going to cramp if he pulled them any tighter to his back.

Logic would have dictated that he could just use that bracelet that Karla had given him to hide said wings. But Logic knew better than to go on holiday in Madripoor with two drunken mutants and Iron Man Mini.

"You know, you could have just said it was a slip-and-slide. I would have believed you."

Shut up.

Re: Waking Up

[longislandiceme]

"You're just jealous 'cause whatever dyed your wings isn't water-soluble," Bobby said smugly.

Re: Waking Up

[hoorayimrich]

"Next time I could use a permanent marker," Tony warned him.

Re: Waking Up

[not_a_parakeet]

If anybody needed Warren, he was just going to be over here, making indignant squawking noises, and then trying to spit-polish a feather in a vain attempt to prove Bobby wrong.

It was a purple feather.

It was totally staying purple.

All iced-shut roach motel doors were negligible for the time being.

Re: Waking Up

[longislandiceme]

"Pfff, like permanent marker's a problem when I-" Bobby broke off, remembering that whole 'secret identity' thing.

That... was pretty much busted by the ice on the door, because he had the feeling that sooner or later Tony was going to demand an explanation.

Re: Waking Up

[hoorayimrich]

Tony gave him a look that he learned from Ender. So, you know it was a good one.

Re: Waking Up

[not_a_parakeet]

The spit-shine? Totally not working. And now Warren had a claw-frayed feather and a purple finger for his trouble, too, by the time he glanced up.

"... Are we giving Bobby disapproving looks?"

He could do that! Mister water-soluble!

Re: Waking Up

[longislandiceme]

"What?"

Re: Waking Up

[hoorayimrich]

"I am just going to ask if you can get rid of the ice," Tony said after a moment. "And if anyone remembers what we used to dye Warren before he starts crying or something."