all it takes is a snap
Dec. 19th, 2018 10:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
WHO: Bruce Banner
WHERE: Steve's House (closed), Schoolhouse (open)
WHEN: December 20th-21st
OPEN TO: Steve Rogers; OTA
WARNINGS: Spoilers for Infinity War, if you want your character to see this, now is the time!
HOUSE 18, closed to Steve Rogers WHERE: Steve's House (closed), Schoolhouse (open)
WHEN: December 20th-21st
OPEN TO: Steve Rogers; OTA
WARNINGS: Spoilers for Infinity War, if you want your character to see this, now is the time!
Bruce is in a good mood. His birthday went well, hey he survived another year, and he's been surrounded by friends, both new and old. The Hulk is still no where to be seen. Things could be a lot worse. He currently is focused on several projects, spinning around his brain, but he went by Steve's house just to check in on him. And honestly, sometimes he needs a distraction from his own mind. They're in the house amiably chatting about nothing in particular when suddenly a ping is on his wrist band. Bruce only glances that way in case it's an important message, but then his eyebrows furrow as it's not something he's seen before. "That's odd." There's a countdown to calendar date. "Weird. Steve, look at this, has this happened before?" He is about to ask more when a video begins to play. Bruce is confused at first, but unfortunately the moment when he realizes what is happening, it's too late. Bucky is already turning to dust before their eyes when he quickly jerks his hand away from Steve and take several steps away. He's white as a ghost, the memory washing over him all over again.
SCHOOLHOUSE, later that day and the 21st Bruce is holed up at a corner of the schoolhouse with several journals in front of him. They are the ones that are filled from cover to cover, the most integral of his notes, and he's filling in the last of one now with the most recent situation. The wristbands had a countdown, pointed toward what he believes is January 10th, and it comes accompanied with a memory. For him, it's like a cold bucket of water has not only been poured over his head, but also jammed down his throat to the point where all he feels is the ice in his veins. He can't seem to get warm. Maybe it was because the first time he was in shock and it was right after a battle, but now he seems to really be taking in the reality. The snap. His hands shake as they write and occasionally he'll stop and watch the video again. To see how realistic it is, he'll argue, but also, because he wants to know why this and why it stops there. The meanings are going to burn him in the end. He's still there the next day, looking more haggard than before, and no closer to answers.