He tells me to meet him in a clearing. It's secluded, far from any dwellings, abandoned or otherwise. Not the kind of place a person's just going to stumble across in the middle of the day, basically. Were it anyone else, I might suspect I was walking into a trap -- and honestly, there's a moment or two, as I cross through some of the denser
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I raise my hand briefly in reply, and nod to him.
"Afternoon, Peter. Ready to work?"
What Peter may have assumed, but I haven't told him, is that I've fought him recently, back home. That Peter Parker was in a very different place, however- powered, wearing a suit of Stark's design, and not run down from weeks of depression and self destructive behavior.
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Cap's Mr. Pinnacle of Human Perfection.
Boy, maybe I should've asked Wolverine. At least he's short.
"So, uh, how's this gonna work? I don't... Normally do this. Should I be bowing?" I lower my head, slightly. "Waxing on and off?" Lifting my hand again, I make a circular gesture, and then quickly straighten, giving him a salute instead. "Standing at attention?"
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"At ease, Peter." I rotate my recovering shoulder a few times and take a couple steps back, easing into a squared off stance but by no means hunkering down.
"We're going to take this easy, there's no rush here. It's just a warm up, think of it like sparring." I gesture, an easy turn of my wrist, for him to move forward.
"Come at me."
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"I mean, I was expecting push-ups. Sit-ups. Some sort of Cap's Bootcamp type of set-up. But you just want me to come atcha? Really?"
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