Characters: Tony Stark, Megan Gwynn (Pixie)
Content: Contrary to popular belief, Tony Stark cannot access the inventions of his counterparts via some kind of hive mind. So if one Tony can build an image inducer, can this one? Pixie sure hopes so.
Location: New Stark Tower
Time of Day: After Pixie's ... informative radio contact.
Warnings: None thus
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She smiled happily and just picked a place to sit down, "So the baby dragon at the Strand had an idea, it has nothing to do with what you in my world invented, but it reminded me of your invention so I called you. Anyway Kitten, that's the dragon, suggested illusions to trick the people after us that they killed a healer by killing an illusion. So I thought of what you invented that Mr. Wagner used it to pretend to be Errol Flynn." No word in this long run on of ideas from Megan seemed the slightest bit odd or out of place.
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"I could try to guess what you're talking about," he remarked as he poured himself the first of what was now going to be many, many cups of coffee, "Or you could give me a hint. Like the name of this invention, or whether you're looking for an actual decoy or... a hologram. Something like that." Naturally he was already running through some of his private patents. The laserlight tech he'd appropriated for the Malibu workshop might do... But it would probably pay to let her talk. Even if he'd regret ninety percent of it. "You want something to drink?"
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"See, mutants like me that don't look human. Even if I hide my wings, which isn't very comfortable, humans aren't very nice to us. I mean I can hide my eyes and ears pretty well, and try to pass my hair off as just stylish. But Mr. Wagner is covered in blue fur, Vic's green scales, and Alani's body markings... well, the Image inducer lets us look like someone else, usually they try to look like themselves just without powers. Some like Mr. Wagner would use other things, like Errol Flynn or, well, whoever they want."
"Have you worked on anything like that before?" She smiled, hoping this explained a little better than earlier.
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"We have something in R&D. Early stages, but I think it fits the bill," and by 'fit' he meant 'could be mangled enough to fit that the development team would break down into convulsive sobbing', but he was going for confidence here, "Even if they haven't come up with the catchy name yet." He took a large gulp of his own coffee, and nudged some papers out of the way to put both mugs down on the table. "What do you need something like that for?"
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