[Video] Monday

[thewasp]

[Waking up from a pod was new. One minute she thought she was flying after the mysterious Yellowjacket and the next she felt like she had been sleeping for a hundred years and coming out of some stasis in a pad. On a ship. On an alien ship. What… did she miss!?]

[Her things were all here at least. Dressed again she pulled her Avengers card out she ran her thumb over it and spoke.]

Um, guys? Am I missing something here? Hello? Tony? Cap? Heck, I’d be happy to hear from Hulk right now, just someone reply.

[She walked slowly through the ship, holding the card close and looking for an exit] It doesn't look like a Kree ship. Doesn't look like anything I've seen before. [and more to herself then anything she whispered:] Oh man, did I get kidnapped again?

[Suddenly she shrank to a smaller size, her wings buzzing behind her and letting her fly, taking off through the halls and searching around, thus the image of the world around her seemed bigger as the card shrinks with her, and she's moving faster. The image not focused on her... As she found the exit she zoomed out, coming to a sudden stop, eyes wide at the world around her]

Oh… I don’t think I’m on Earth anymore…

Comments

[Video]

[nodavinci]

I must have missed the memo.

[And that actually makes him feel a little bad. Just a little.]

And don't be so sure about that. The talking T-rex might still make an appearance.

[He flips the feed to audio instead, the better to carry it along with him without having to worry about where the camera's angled.]

Fifteen minutes. I'll be right there.

[Video]

[thewasp]

[She gave him a look that said she didn't believe the talking T-rex moment, and really, who would? But it's Tony, so you never know...]

I'm not going anywhere. Just.... going to sit here and try to ignore a talking T-Rex or something.

[Audio]

[nodavinci]

Good luck with that.

((Do you want to switch to action or log, or just handwave?))

[Audio]

[thewasp]

Thanks. [Geeze!! You weren't kidding! A t-rex just spoke up. FREAKY.--- Going to talk to it while waiting for you though.]

((action is fine with me, if you feel up to the backtagging. If not e can handwave it.))

[nodavinci]

[Not this time, though he probably won't blame her for thinking he was; he'd half expected to find out Darwin was nothing more than a clever bit of animatronic design when he'd first heard mention of her.

Either way, he's true to his word, turning up the ramp towards the ship roughly a quarter of an hour later.]

[thewasp]

[He wouldn't find her anywhere tht was easy to see. She was right there, at the ramp, but she was small. The moment he landed though, she buzzed up at about standing height, and shifted, going form bee sized to human sized, which was still a short young woman, older college aged and dressed in her yellow and black uniform.]

[She was looking at you, frowning a bit because... you aren't her Tony, but you're still Tony.]

Good to see you, even if your not right. [her fits rested on her hips and she watched him careful.] This is a lot more complex then I first thought.

[nodavinci]

[The transformation's a bit of a surprise up close, even if the scale of the video feed means he'd known logically that there would have to be some shift.]

That is incredibly cool. How do you even do that?

[Careful, Jan. He might end up poking you with something, just to see what happens.]

And I'm perfectly right. It's the separation of waveforms allowing us to actually interact that's wrong.

[thewasp]

[Sorry. She's used to you knowing that she'll pop out of no where like that.]

Really? You don't even know that? Pym particles? You know, Hank Pym? [the last part was hopeful. Everyone knew Hank, right?]

Okay, so clearly these waveforms allowing us to interact are really screwed up. Any idea how to fix it? No offence, but I hate being forgotten, and I know you know me.

[nodavinci]

Collapsing the waveform again's the easy part. It's making sure we all get back to the right layer of reality that's hard. Take us - we know we're from different timelines, because you remember us being on the same team, and I don't. But say someone else wakes up with the same sequence of memories you have. Are you from the same timeline, or are they from one that's identical except for the fact that the entire continent of Australia is populated by sentient seals? You wouldn't know unless the topic of a world fish shortage came up.

[He pauses, then shrugs.]

And I haven't forgotten you - we just haven't met. Possibly because while Pym's published a few interesting theories, none of them have borne out anything concrete yet. A change in the order of inciting events would change how and when thing play out.