Something's wrong with the door. Tony Stark is a certifiable genius, but, honestly, this is his first actual thought upon arriving. You try opening your garage doors and stepping into a hotel lobby. Naturally, alarm follows. Tony's second thought is actually a rush of many panicked thoughts, such as, Where the hell is/are my

a.) cars
b.) suit
c.) ( Read more... )

A man walks in the door. He is a middle-aged but lean figure, dressed in a worn brown uniform and dented armor. He carries a helmet under one arm. His posture and expression manage to convey a sense that he is strictly at attention yet rather irritated at being so.

Upon seeing where he is, he stops. Meaning he stops moving completely. This is not ( Read more... )

Chances are that no one in the lobby is expecting this.

A short, amber-haired girl bursts through the door, whirls around, dives right onto the nearest couch with its back facing the door, and suddenly becomes perfectly still. Someone paying very close attention might have noticed that she's clutching a brown paper bag tightly to her chest.

The front door opens, and the smell of vaguely dubious fish and chips wafts through before anything more solid makes an appearance.
Anyone, rather, in this case. A young man in his early twenties is making his way through the door (carrying some of said fish and chips), still talking to someone on the other side ( Read more... )

The door opens quietly, and a man in his mid-thirties quietly takes a step in. He stops. Either this hotel was completely different (in a much nicer way) on the inside than the facade led one to believe, or ( Read more... )

A tall and lanky young man who's dressed as if he either just walked out of a Western or off the deck of Serenity strides confidently into the Inn. Everything about him is dark: dark hair, dark eyes, olive complexion, black shirt, dark blue jeans, black leather duster. He's even wearing a Stetson--and without the slightest trace of self- ( Read more... )

And suddenly, there is a very confused teenager standing in the Inn, wondering just where the (bleep) he is, and where Milliways is.

Perhaps Bonzo needs some enlightenment as to just what this place is?

"Look, I know you both think that's important, and if some ways you're right. But I can't pull this one off by myself. Are you sure you and Liz can't wait until ( Read more... )

Svetlana did not want to be in Bangkok. As far as she was concerned, her husband could stay where he was, playing his chess and caressing his mistress. He never once spared a thought for his children or his wife - why should they spare a thought for him ( Read more... )

It's been hell ( Read more... )