Captain Stephanie Rogers (
therighttime) wrote2012-11-29 11:35 am
AU Milliways: 2012 Captain
The sun is shining, the grass is green, the lake is a gorgeous glittering blue...
And Steph is in the bar, curled up in a chair with a sketch book and a mug of coffee.
Increased energy aside, not everything changes when you grew up a sick, skinny kid in the city.
And Steph is in the bar, curled up in a chair with a sketch book and a mug of coffee.
Increased energy aside, not everything changes when you grew up a sick, skinny kid in the city.

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"Um, hello."
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And now, there's a copy in her sketchbook.
"What do you think?"
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"Thank you. I don't have a lot of time for it anymore but I used to draw a lot."
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"Nice to meet you too! What's it like in the army?"
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"It's... it's pretty interesting," she decides on, her smile apologetic at the weak answer. "I started out in the army a long time ago and I guess now I'm more of a special missions agent? Of sorts. But they still call me Captain, I just don't have to live on base or wake up to trumpets anymore."
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She's noticed that people she meets in Milliways tend to believe her when she says 'alien invasion,' with or without proof.
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Not that the army couldn't do it, but that the Avengers were less likely to all die in the attempt. Steph's used to - and occasionally oddly flattered by - being the best weapon at someone else's disposal.
As for the Chitauri themselves, her smile fades and she shakes her head. "We won, yeah, but it was a pretty big mess. They're still doing some clean up, even now. I guess they were invading because they thought Earth was a pretty great place to be."
And humans would make some pretty great slaves.
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Steph grins a little, thinking about it. She's not sure who would impress Matilda the most and frankly, every member of her team is incredibly good at what they do. Sometimes frighteningly so.
"Well," she says slowly, thoughtful. "One of my teammates is named Thor and he..."
He's not a god, thank you very much, but still.
"He can change the weather and he has this hammer, passed down through his family. He's the only person who can lift it, anywhere."
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