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So True of Aim With His Marshmallow Laser
Jay had less of his senior year in front of him than he thought. He was behind on his senior year job shadowing. Most of his fellow students on the rez had access to all the Keewazi technology businesses and labs to do theirs in. He was in New York City and had fewer options.
He knew he could have gone to the Future Foundation and gotten credit for it. However, him showing up at Pier 4 would have been a signal for Mary to prank him somehow. Rather than deal having to redo somethings due a prankster shapeshifter, Jay got some suggestions from his school for some science-based businesses in NYC that he could get credit for.
Jay currently stood outside a nondescript building housing several businesses that could fit his science job shadowing requirement. He checked the slip of paper once more to make sure he had the right address. If he had not been specifically looking for this building, he doubted he would have even noticed it.
Shrugging to himself, he headed toward the front doors. He had an appointment with one of the businesses inside. He was dressed in a light jacket over a button-down shirt, his cleanest pair of jeans, and his pair of green Chuck Taylor All Stars on his feet. Not very science-y, but comfortable to him.
He knew he could have gone to the Future Foundation and gotten credit for it. However, him showing up at Pier 4 would have been a signal for Mary to prank him somehow. Rather than deal having to redo somethings due a prankster shapeshifter, Jay got some suggestions from his school for some science-based businesses in NYC that he could get credit for.
Jay currently stood outside a nondescript building housing several businesses that could fit his science job shadowing requirement. He checked the slip of paper once more to make sure he had the right address. If he had not been specifically looking for this building, he doubted he would have even noticed it.
Shrugging to himself, he headed toward the front doors. He had an appointment with one of the businesses inside. He was dressed in a light jacket over a button-down shirt, his cleanest pair of jeans, and his pair of green Chuck Taylor All Stars on his feet. Not very science-y, but comfortable to him.
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They appeared solid, that is, until a door slid open next to the glass panel revealing an elevator car and a young woman with flaming red hair. She stepped out into the lobby and smiled.
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He was just starting to move toward the deep green glass when there was a surprise elevator door opening. He blinked at the woman who stepped out. She looked vaguely familiar but he couldn't place from where.
"Uh, hi. Is that the way to get the offices?"
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Something about that smile made him shift a little from foot to foot.
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Lena reached into her purse and retrieved her phone. She held it up to her ear, nodding and smiling.
"Yes... yes... oh, really?" She giggled. "Very well. I shall get right on it. After I show this nice young man in the lobby to his destination, of course. Of course. Ta."
She slipped the phone back into her bag. "So sorry. One of my father's old acquaintances owns this building, and Daddy is thinking about leasing some space here. Direct Geo is in the basement."
She turned around and placed her palm against the glass panel. The elevator doors slid open.
"I'll show you to it. The directory system in this place is frightfully difficult to manage sometimes."
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"Oh. Okay. Thanks." A scientific place in the basement that was hard to get to. Sometimes he wondered about scientists.
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"So, are you applying for a job with Direct Geo, then? Perhaps an internship?" She chattered away, so friendly and disarming. "Geology must be so interesting. Daddy is a geneticist, so I'm more used to all that. Oh, and here we are!"
The doors slid open, revealing a hallway. The decor here was almost the polar opposite of the lobby, in every way but the obvious expense. The walls were dark wood, lined with lush green plants and what appeared to be original oil paintings, or at least very good reproductions.
"I do so love what Iggy's done with this place. She decorated it, you know. She gets so cranky when she's nothing to do, and she doesn't care for the lobby. Too... hm. Too reflective for her, I think. She's not much for mirrors these days."
Lena started down the hall, then glanced back at Jay, smiling fetchingly.
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Jay looked into the hallway like he was walking into another dimension. He stepped into the plush hallway.
"Yeah. Different decorating styles for sure." He sped up a bit to catch up with his guide. "Not much for mirrors? The designer a vampire or something?"
He tried to remember if he had his phone programed with one of the Strange numbers.
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She laughed, then placed her hand on yet another flat glass panel, this one next to a heavy, ornately carved wooden door. The door swung open, and inside was another dark paneled room, this one filled with strangely archaic looking furniture and medical equipment. A man of medium height, with dark hair, is standing in front of the desk, with his back to the door. He turns around slowly and smiles...
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The burly assistants left, and the room was quiet, but not empty. Lena stood at Jay's feet, eyeing him curiously.
"Dr. Green says you're a Hulk..."
She reached out and gently squeezed his big toe.
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He looked down the table at the redhead squeezing his toe. He blinked in anger. That was the best he could do.
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Lena giggled, and stroked the inside of Jay's ankle, petting it like it was a kitten.
"Oh, you're angry. That's bad for a Hulk, isn't it? Angry and afraid, too. I can feel it." She shivered slightly, and the tip of her tongue darted out across her lips.
"Don't be scared, ducky. Dr. Green wants you kept alive. He was so happy when he called me on the phone. Why, I didn't think he could be happy, cooped up in that musty old office of his, with the lady in the tube." She glanced up at the metal cylinder above and behind Jay. "Oh, not that kind of tube. Hers is glass, and he puts flowers around the base. You've got a shiny metal one."
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Maybe Hulks don't like to be at a beck and call.
Which did not explain his Mom's ease with her Hulk side. He opened his eyes at the mention of the creepy dead woman in the box. He looked up at that tube and started getting a little claustrophobic.
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She walked closer to the head of the gurney, running her nails along Jay's leg as she went. "Your Mummy's a Hulk too? What is that like? I don't have a mum, not really. Daddy made me all by himself."
"Oh, and the lady isn't dead. Not quite. If she were, there wouldn't be any point to all this, now would there?" She laid her hand on Jay's forehead. "Don't be scared. Don't be. Is there something I can do for you?"
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Let me go. That would be a swell thing to do for me.
He fought to move an arm, a leg, or even just roll off the gurney, but Jay achieved only stillness.
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Lena giggled.
Would you like your Mummy? I can be her. If you think of her hard enough.
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Leave me alone. Just leave me alone.
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Empty, until one of the walls slid back. A small group of minions in powered body armor stepped out. There were only three of them, because the armor was too heavy for the elevator to carry any more.
The armor looked like it had been hastily worn, and the faces behind the slightly askew visors looked very frightened indeed.
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Until men in body armor stepped into the hallway. The young Hulk turned toward them, lips distorted into a snarl. It charged them an angry bellow.
They had came out of an exit. The young Hulk would go right through them to get out of here.
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One of the men stepped forward, and raised a rocket launcher to his shoulder. It fired off a giant tranquilizer dart.
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The giant tranq came at it, and it batted the missile away. The massive dart imbedded into the wall next to the Hulk. The dart quivered in place as massive green legs ate up the distance between the Hulk and the men quickly.
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"Bad POO GAS!" That might have sounded funnier had the young Hulk not grabbed a section of wall as wide as his chest and thrown it at the two men spraying him with gas.
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The second man frantically raised the nozzle on his tank and sprayed the gas directly at Jay's face. It had to work... had to!
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"Poo gas taste BAD. HULK NOT LIKE." The gas was not slowing the Hulk down; it was only making the behemoth angrier.
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