Completely Random Agents of Shield Headcanons (Part 2)
Part 1
Daisy and Daniel's wedding anniversary is July 22nd. The day is the anniversary of Daniel's death in 1955. Daniel was actually the one who suggested that date. Daisy was very reluctant and confused, wondering why in the world he would want to choose his old death date, but Daniel convinced her with "You saved me that day." (Also it's the day 7x09 aired).
Despite the team not being in a formal work setting anymore (or very often), they all still pretty much call May, May, rather than Melinda. Phil is the only one who will call her that on a regular basis, and Mack and Elena will say it sometimes, but Fitzsimmons and Daisy still find it weird since they literally never called her Melinda before. In fact, there was a time when Daisy called her Melinda just to try it out. The two looked at each other, shook their heads, and laughed as they realized how weird it was, so she is just May, and May doesn't mind.
When really happy, Kora's body naturally emits warmth, and when she hugs people, they can feel this warmth radiate from her to them, and everyone pretty much loves it.
Also when Kora came back to 2019 with the team, she took 'Johnson' as her last name. Daisy was the one who suggested it given that Kora had said she actually didn't know what her last name was, so Daisy kinda just said, "You're my sister. Why shouldn't we have the same last name?"
Daisy visits Cal's veterinarian practice on a regular basis. He always has the biggest smile when she comes in, and everyone that works there knows her. Daisy always feels the sadness deep down within her, knowing that he doesn't truly remember their connection, but there are some moments that still make it feel like he's her father like when she first introduced Daniel to him. The happiest moment was when Daisy and Daniel decided it was time to finally adopt a dog, and they adopted a rescue from Cal's practice.
And the dog is either a golden retriever or a german shepherd (I might be biased towards german shepherds as my childhood dog was a german shepherd mix)
Each of the team members who have died at one point has their name on the Wall of Valor the number of times they had died during their seven years together. For example, May has gotten several students ask her, "Professor May, why is your name on the Wall of Valor twice?" This was Mack's idea.
Daisy will still sometimes use 'Skye' as a cover name for undercover work.
Polly Hinton invites May and Daisy to many of Robin's school functions (award ceremonies, holiday performances, festival nights, art shows, etc), and both of them make it a point to attend every single time. They even attend her high school graduation when that finally rolls around.
The team brought back their karaoke nights (it is canon that they had them in s2), and Mack made it a point to make "Don't You (Forget About Me)" a song they have to do every single time.
Alya's first word was 100% "Enoch", and Fitz is still pissed about it.
When/If the team starts having kids (excluding Alya), Mack and Elena are the first ones to have a kid (after already adopting Flint).
At some point, probably between seasons 1 and 2, Daisy got her GE Degree, and Coulson threw her a small party with the team and some of the new agents when she completed it.
This is more of a speculation than a headcanon, but what if Deke is not Alya's child? What if his mother is actually another daughter of Fitzsimmons? OR because the timeline changed, he may not even exist in the team's timeline at all anymore. Like Alya ends up pregnant and she actually has a girl, and Fitzsimmons are just like "Wait, what?" OR They have a son who has a son, and as the kid grows up, Fitzsimmons start to notice similarities and just go "Oh my god."
Coulson has taken all of the team's kids on joyrides in Lola at one point or another. Daniel nearly had a panic attack when he saw his and Daisy's tiny daughter in the passenger seat as Lola flew through the air.
Joey and Elena have lunch together very often. Mack and Flint tag along pretty often, and when she's free, Daisy is also invited as well and Daniel when he comes into the picture. They all also attend Joey and his boyfriend's wedding.
Daniel gets really into photography. After the typewriter, Daisy's next big gift is a polaroid camera. Eventually, he does own a more modern camera and he does have quite the portfolio on his smartphone, but he just loves his polaroid. He loves taking pictures of architecture and nature, but his favorite subject to photograph is, of course, Daisy. And once they have a kid, the kid is another favorite photography subject of his as they grow up.
One of the first things the team did after returning to 2019 after time traveling was going to a diner since their diner meal in s4 was cut short.
Alya and Davis' son actually become really good friends when they are older. (And if you think about it, Alya is actually older by like 2 or 3 years)
Every family takes turns hosting Christmas. After all the kids are born, May hosting and The Mackenzie-Rodriguez family hosting actually become the most anticipated Christmases
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It's AU August, and I will probably write some stuff...not in August, but I did manage one thing for now yay!
A Trip to the Circus
Rating : G
Ship: Lincoln Campbell/Daisy Johnson
Characters: Robin Hinton, Agents of Shield Team (a bunch of people pop in for like a second and I didn't want to list everyone haha)
Words: 1385
Preview:
Robin sat on the bench practically vibrating with excitement. She had virtually begged her mother to take her to the circus, and after a lot of conversations (and one impromptu essay about how much they could learn from the circus) her mother had finally agreed.
The smell of popcorn filled the air, and Robin just knew this was going to be the best night. Ever since she had heard about the S.H.I.E.L.D. Circus, she’d been dying to go. She had found a brochure in their mailbox one day, and the shiny pictures enthralled her. The bright colors and smiling faces made Robin feel as if she knew the entire group, and she just knew she had to be there.
Read the rest on AO3
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AOS Question
Do we ever find out how/when Robin went through terrigeneis to get her inhuman powers? I just remember her showing up with them in season 5.
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Fandom: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (TV)
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Hope Mackenzie & Skye | Daisy Johnson, Ace Peterson & Hope Mackenzie, Ace Peterson & Robin Hinton
Characters: Hope Mackenzie, Ace Peterson, Robin Hinton, Agent Davis's Son (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.), Alya Fitzsimmons, Skye | Daisy Johnson
Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Everyone Lives/Nobody Dies, Reunions, Future Fic, Stream of Consciousness, Disability, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - PTSD, slight ableism as a result of ignorance, but its corrected and stuff
Summary:
Hope meets Ace, Robin, and Jamie at the "family" reunion.
ft. Aunt Daisy
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The First Little bit of the new AOS fic I'm going to try to write.
June 2032
In one of the few remaining places in the universe, what looks to be a steel bunker, three teenager best friends are standing together staring at a screen; seventeen-year-old Alya Fitzsimmons, thirteen-year-old Robin Hinton and thirteen year old Morgan Stark may only be young, but they have seen a lot, they know a lot, which results in all four of them seeming a lot older than they are; they are wise beyond their years.
“Another one?” Alya asks looking at the screen which Morgan is editing, and she can’t help but frown what appears.
“Another one,” Morgan says, turning away from the screen to look at her friends, looking incredibly concerned as she knows how bad this is.
“It shouldn’t be happening this fast,” Robin says, also frowning.
“We can’t predict this, not even you,” Morgan tells her friend.
“Which is exactly why we’ve got to act,” Robin says, looking between her two best friends, knowing that they need to have this conversation, the conversation they have been avoiding.
“No, we’re not there yet,” Alya argues as she doesn’t want to consider it until they have no other option.
“If not now then when? When another five universes are gone? Ten? Twenty?” Robin asks. “We’re running out of time, if we are going to do this we need to start preparing,” Robin tells the others.
“Even for us it’s going to take months to create what we need to create,” Morgan reminds Robin.
“Which is exactly why we can’t waste a second,” Robin argues, feeling frustrated as due to her powers it feels like they are stuck in a loop.
“Look, I love you Robin, but we both know that because you can see across multiple timelines, across multiple universes, your visions can sometimes be hard to interpret,” Alya reminds her friend, who honestly doesn’t need the reminder, doing so in the kindness way possible. “How can you be sure that this is what we should do?”
“Because it’s the only solution I can see,” Robin admits. “I know what I’m suggesting, I get what it will mean, and believe me I know how difficult it will be, but the multiverse is collapsing around us. I don’t know what other option we have,” Robin says. Thanks to her visions she has seen multiple outcomes of what happens next, and all but one will end in complete destruction of everything.
“It’s not just up to us,” Morgan says. “I’ll go get the others, if we’re really going to have a conversation about this then we all need to be apart of it,” Morgan says and after seeing both Alya and Robin nod she heads out of the room.
After Morgan leaves the room Robin walks several steps closer to Alya because she doesn’t need her powers to tell her why Alya is so against this plan.
“You really hate this idea,” Robin says to Alya, it being a statement and not a question.
“They’ve sacrificed so much; they’ve saved timelines and universes’ so many times. They’ve finally earned their retirement and we’re asking them to do it all again,” Alya says. “I don’t know, it feels like too much,” Alya admits, looking torn.
“If we do this, we won’t be collecting all of them from after that last mission,” Robin tells Alya, as she knows that they need members of the team from specific points.
“That’s not much better,” Alya admits and as she does Robin gives her an understanding look and takes a step towards her.
“I know why this is hard for you, I understand more than anyone,” Robin admits, and her understanding isn’t thanks to her powers. “Do you think I like the idea of bringing mum back into all this? Of causing her the pain I know she’s going to feel seeing Coulson alive again, facing the possibility of losing him again? Because I don’t,” Rob admits, as due to the fact that she can see across multiple timelines, multiple universes she still considers Melinda May to be her mother, and she always will. “But I don’t see another way and when I’m the one saying that you know…” Robin starts to say.
“That there is no other way,” Alya says, and they drift into silence, both thinking about the consequences of what they may end up doing, and just how huge what they are asking is.
Let me know what you think
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Gareth Emerson is chubby. There. I said it.
He’s got a little bit of baby fat on his stomach and arms, as well as stretch marks in random places. He gets so insecure about it so he wears baggier clothes to make it less noticeable. Like in the scene where Jason is looking for Eddie and he’s wearing a sweater.
He doesn’t look at himself in the mirror until he’s fully dressed. Sometimes he pulls and pinches at his skin. He looks at all the basketball players (especially Lucas) and feels really bad about himself.
But he’s literally a teddy bear. He’s warm and his hair is fluffy and soft. He’s gentle with his love for his SO and he treats them so good. He’s got two sisters so he doesn’t stand for sexism. Gareth is honestly just an amazing guy :(
If you were dating him, he’d worship the ground you walked on. He’d be cuddly with you whenever you wanted him to be. He’d hold you and kiss you and love you in a way that made ‘love’ seem like an understatement. He’d smile at you every time you did as little breathe and he’d be there for you through everything. He’d support every single on of your dreams and be with you through ever obstacle the universe sends your way.
If Gareth Emerson isn’t perfect, who is?
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obsessed with this particular set of tags on a spam porn post i just saw
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10 Questions Game
Tagged by: @murdadixon 🙄🖤
1. What is your phone background?
Lock screen - Negan Smith
Home screen - Andy Biersack
2. Who is your favorite singer?
My favorite stand-alone singer is probably Post Malone but this is such a difficult question. I know this wasn’t asked but my favorite rapper is, without contest, Eminem. Always has been, always will be. Yk who’s growing on me as a singer, though? Ricky Montgomery. He’s slowly climbing my Top Listened!
3. Favorite Band?
Also difficult. I love so many. I’m currently hyper-fixated on Black Veil Brides once again, for the millionth time, so I will tentatively list them as my favorite band for now with the begrudged knowledge that this answer is subject to change at any time. I have been listening religiously for a decade, though.
4. Who is your favorite character of all time?
I hate you for asking me this! I have so many favorites but after sitting here and grueling over an answer, I have decided that it’s an impossible call-off between MCU Thor and Lip Gallagher. I have characters that I love a whole lot and go in and out of having a special interest on, such as Spider-Man, Batman, Deadpool, Moon Knight, Jason Todd, but they’re not at the top. I can’t even say that my current favorite character is actually my favorite character because I’d be lying. But my favorite character as of right now is Negan.
5. What is your favorite book?
The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. Until the day I die. I read it and it completely changed my life, seeing a book with stories so similar to how I’d grown up. I wrote passively, as an interest, but after reading this in 2 days (when I was supposed to read it with the class over the course of a month) I decided then and there that I wanted to actually become an author.
6. What is your favorite movie?
It’s been Avatar by James Cameron for almost 14 years now, since the day it first came out, but I think that the original Scream is finally starting to try and take its place as my fave. I suppose we shall see! 😩
7. Favorite Actor or Actress?
Ummmm, shit. Can’t choose. Jeremy Allen White, Chris Hemsworth, Matthew Lillard, Evan Peters. It’s an extensive list but they’re the ones who come to mind first. A lot of my favorites have already passed, like Heath Ledger, Chadwick Boseman, Robin Williams, Cameron Boyce, Angus Cloud, etc.
8. Favorite YouTuber?
I don’t really watch YouTube anymore—in fact I never got into YouTuber’s the way everyone else my age did, so all I can tell you is that Dan and Phil were the only people I watched on YT when I was younger. I think a little tiny bit of their gay rubbed off on me 🤔
9. Do you drink?
Errrmmmm. Not often. I used to drink way too much as a teenager and had a problem so now I really only do it if there’s some kind of occasion. Scared for my 21st birthday in November if I’m tbh with y’all.
10. If you were an animal, what would you be?
A few of my friends and I came to the conclusion that I’m a raccoon, but that I shouldn’t say that because it would be too easy for ppl to call me a POC slur (I’m Mixed) and I thought that was hysterical LMAO iykyk
Tagging @hopefulatrocity @lanadelnegan and @sonsofnight y’all are legit my only Tumblr friends
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Hypothetically, you are only able to keep 20 of your books. Only one book per author/series. So what books are you keeping?
@amarrymeinbostonwriter tagged me to do this and it was so hard. A lot of the choices I made were for books that have sentimental value for me.
We’ve got:
Lassie Come Home by Eric Knight
Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo
Love That Dog by Sharon Creech
The Crane Husband by Kelly Barnhill
The Round House by Louise Erdrich
The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton
Blue Horses: Poems by Mary Oliver
The House at Pooh Corner by A.A. Milne
The Soul of an Octopus by Sy Montgomery
Pilu of the Woods by Mai K. Nguyen
Watership Down by Richard Adams
Bunnicula by Deborah and James Howe
Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH by Robert C. O’Brien
The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle
Tithe by Holly Black
19 Ways of Looking at Wang Wei by Eliot Weinberger
The Guest Cat by Takashi Hiraide
M is for Magic by Neil Gaiman
Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer
Creepers by Joanne Dahme
I’ll tag @balaenabooks @the-forest-library @introvertia to try this!
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Book Recommendations for Gryffindor
I'm just making these for fun! I'm looking for adventure books, or stories with a high emphasis on courage/chivalry/honor.
Nonfiction/Memoir:
Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand. The story of Louis Zamperini, who was an Olympic runner prior to WWII. He was later drafted and survived both being on a raft for over 40 days at sea, and then being held in horrible conditions by the Japanese as a prisoner of war. In light of Gryffindor specifically- his childhood antics and pranks are hilarious, and might remind you a bit of Fred and George. But more than that, he showed incredible bravery throughout the course of world war two.
Hons and Rebels by Jessica Mitford. I actually read this because JK Rowling said it was one of her favorite books! She's a socialite who rejected her (largely fascist) family in favor of communist politics, and ran away to marry her second cousin Esmond Romilly- who had himself left the family to join the Spanish Civil War. Basically everything about this book is hilarious, and I've read it multiple times. Bits of it will make you cringe, but it's absolutely worthwhile. After the book ends Jessica became a muckraker and worked in a civil rights organization. The story of a socialite running away and standing up against fascism (while at the same time being a bit young and immature) might remind you of Sirius Black, ngl.
Born a Crime by Trevor Noah. Being real... it's his mother's story, almost more than his. But she's definitely a woman to admire in my book! The book follows Trevor's life growing up as a mixed-race child under apartheid, as well as living in the shadow of an abusive stepfather. It's written in a very episodic way, and things aren't necessarily recounted consecutively. As you'd expect from a comedian, it's written in a very humorous and exaggerated way.
Warriors Don't Cry by Melba Pattillo Beals. She was one of the Little Rock Nine, and her endurance during her years at Central High is amazing. I think on a conceptual level I understood the facts of what had happened before reading this, but I never really imagined what it would be like to sacrifice your high school years (and what should have been a happy time of your life!) to a cause greater than yourself like this. Her classmates treated her horribly, and reading this book makes you admire the entire group's commitment.
Fiction- Classic Lit + Modern:
Robin Hood by Roger Lancelyn Green. Ok, the book was targeted at kids... But the charm of it is really in how old-fashioned the writing and sentiments are. It has a lot of emphasis on chivalry and courage, and both Robin Hood and Marian are the types of "paragon" characters who give you warm fuzzies to read about. Maybe try the Howard Pyle version if you want something that feels a little more adult- I've only read the L. Green edition, so that's what I'm recommending. (I'll add on that if you like this to try reading a version of King Arthur- it's the same Gryffindor feeling with its emphasis on chivalry and honor. I didn't want to recommend it because I haven't read it all the way through since middle school!).
The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Orczy. Full disclosure- this is the only book in this list that I haven't finished. I'm reading it rn and I'm only a few chapters in, but I love it! This introduced the idea of a "masked hero" to literature, and the vibe of it- rebelling to stand up for the lives of other people- is very Gryffindor.
The Martian by Andy Weir. Wonderful story about an astronaut who gets left alone on Mars, and uses his ingenuity to survive. It could be a Ravenclaw book for that reason, but I think that the adventurous feeling will probably appeal most to Gryffindor type personalities.
The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. I read this a few years ago, but I read it in just one day (which is a high recommendation!). The main theme is basically the intense rivalry between the greasers and the socs, and the fallout as a result of it. If I remember correctly the boys in it were all very loyal to each other, and I think the drama in it will probably appeal to those in Gryffindor house. You'll also understand this reference: "stay gold!"
Bonus: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. Included for three reasons- a) another of JKR's favorite authors is apparently Jane Austen, b) the romance kind of reminds me of Jily, and c) Elizabeth is definitely a Gryffindor. I think this manifests mainly in her clear self-respect, particularly her commitment to only marrying for love even in the face of potential poverty. She doesn't try to be something she's not. This is a "bonus" because Jane Austen's subtle wit means that it could very easily be a Ravenclaw book.
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https://archiveofourown.org/works/43411287
here at the end of all things
by rubys_ramblings
the infinity war/endgame au for all for the love of you.
previously posted as a standalone, but it has been significantly changed to fit within this series. diverges from AoS canon in the middle of season 5, after they come back from the dystopian future.
Words: 506, Chapters: 1/15, Language: English
Series: Part 5 of all for the love of you
Fandoms: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (TV), The Avengers (Marvel Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: Major Character Death, No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: F/M, Gen
Characters: Skye | Daisy Johnson, Phil Coulson, Melinda May, Maria Hill, Tony Stark, Peter Parker, Stephen Strange, Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanov (Marvel), Leo Fitz, Deke Shaw, Robin Hinton, Alphonso "Mack" Mackenzie, Jemma Simmons, Thor (Marvel)
Relationships: Phil Coulson & Melinda May, Phil Coulson & Skye | Daisy Johnson, Phil Coulson & Steve Rogers, Skye | Daisy Johnson & Tony Stark, Peter Parker & Tony Stark, Melinda May & Skye | Daisy Johnson, Robin Hinton & Skye | Daisy Johnson, Natasha Romanov & Skye | Daisy Johnson, Clint Barton & Skye | Daisy Johnson
Additional Tags: Avengers: Infinity War Part 1 (Movie) Compliant, Not Avengers: Endgame (Movie) Compliant, Everyone Needs A Hug, Hurt Skye | Daisy Johnson, Protective Phil Coulson, Phil Coulson is Skye | Daisy Johnson's Parent, Canon Compliant, i mean that very loosely, one character dies but i won't say who, rewritten and reposted
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Honored for Kem Hinton and Robin Hood to have chosen my image for the cover of Kem’s new book. Make time this evening to hear his conversation with Demetria Kalodimos about his storytelling in architecture at Parnassus. Wednesday 3/1 at 7:30. https://www.instagram.com/p/CpPR7tEOBrG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Reading stories I have stared but not finished, whether posted or not and i think i might try and continue this, if people were interested.
June 2032
In one of the few remaining places in the multiverse, what looks to be a steel bunker, which is what it was in another life, three teenager best friends are standing together staring at a screen; seventeen-year-old Alya Fitzsimmons, biologically thirteen-year-old Robin Hinton and thirteen year old Morgan Stark may only be young, but they have seen a lot, they know a lot, which results in all three of them seeming a lot older than they are; they have become wise beyond their ages out of necessity.
“Another one?” Alya asks looking at the screen which Morgan is editing, and she can’t help but frown at what appears as she knows how incredibly bad it is.
“Another one,” Morgan says, turning away from the screen to look at her friends, looking incredibly concerned as she knows how bad this is.
“It shouldn’t be happening this fast,” Robin says, also frowning as while she sees a lot of things what she didn’t see coming is the destruction happening as fast as it is.
“We can’t predict this, not even you,” Morgan tells her friend.
“Which is exactly why we’ve got to act,” Robin says, looking between her two best friends, knowing that they need to have this conversation, the conversation they have been avoiding ever since she first had her vision.
“No, we’re not there yet,” Alya argues as she doesn’t want to consider it until they have no other option, and right now she has to believe they have other options.
“If not now then when? When another five universes are gone? Ten? Twenty?” Robin asks, knowing that chances are it’s going to happen unless they act fast. “We’re running out of time, if we are going to do this we need to start preparing,” Robin tells the others.
“Even for us it’s going to take months to create what we need to create,” Morgan reminds Robin, knowing that as event though they didn’t want to consider it they have discussed what it would mean, what is needed.
“Which is exactly why we can’t waste a second,” Robin argues, feeling frustrated as due to her powers it feels like she is stuck in a loop, constantly trying to get the others to see what they have to do.
“Look, I love you Robin, but we both know that because you can see across multiple timelines, across multiple universes, your visions can sometimes be hard to interpret,” Alya reminds her friend, who honestly doesn’t need the reminder, doing so in the kindness way possible. “How can you be sure that this is what we should do?” Alya asks, even though she has never known her friend to be wrong.
“Because it’s the only solution I can see,” Robin admits, her voice having an almost defeated undertone to it. “I know what I’m suggesting, I understand what it will mean, and believe me I know how difficult it will be, but the multiverse is collapsing around us,” Robin reminds Alya and Morgan. “I don’t know what other option we have,” Robin admits as thanks to her visions she has seen multiple outcomes of what happens next and out of all the outcomes she has seen she knows that all but one will end in complete destruction of everything.
“It’s not just up to us,” Morgan reminds Robin and Alya, as now that they are actually discussing this she knows what they have to do. “I’ll go get the others, if we’re really going to have a conversation about this then we all need to be apart of it,” Morgan says and after seeing both Alya and Robin nod she heads out of the room.
After Morgan leaves the room Robin walks several steps closer to Alya because she doesn’t need her powers to tell her why Alya is so against this plan, and she completely understands her friends’ reasons.
“You really hate this idea,” Robin says to Alya, it being a statement and not a question, feeling that it could help Alya to talk about what is going on with her.
“They’ve sacrificed so much; they’ve saved timelines and universes’ so many times. They’ve finally earned their retirement and we’re asking them to do it all again,” Alya says, pain in her voice. “I don’t know, it feels like too much,” Alya admits, looking torn as while she knows what’s at stake, she also understands what they will be asking.
“If we do this, we won’t be collecting all of them from after that last mission,” Robin tells Alya, as she knows that they will be collecting the people they need to collect from different, specific, points as it is the only way for this plan to work.
“That’s not much better,” Alya admits and as she does Robin gives her an understanding look and takes a step towards her.
“I know why this is hard for you, I understand more than anyone,” Robin admits, and her understanding isn’t thanks to her powers, which Alya knows. “Do you think I like the idea of bringing mom back into all this? Of causing her the pain I know she’s going to feel seeing Coulson alive again, facing the possibility of losing him again because that’s a real possibility considering what they have to do? Because I don’t,” Robin admits, as due to the fact that she can see across multiple timelines, multiple universes every version of her will always consider Melinda May to be her mother. “But I don’t see another way, and when I’m the one saying that you know…” Robin starts to say.
“That there is no other way,” Alya says, with a sigh, as she has learnt that. “I hate this,” Alya admits.
“Me too,” Robin admits, feeling that there would be something wrong with them if they didn’t, before hugging her friend, and the two of them drift into silence as they embrace, both thinking about the consequences of what they may end up doing, and just how huge what they are asking is.
For a few minutes Alya and Robin wait in silence, eventually breaking apart, until the door to the room they are in opens and Morgan walks in with a group of people all looking to be in their teens or twenties; Tommy and Billy Maximoff, Riri Williams, America Chavez, Cassie Lang, Kamala Khan, Kate Bishop, MJ Jones, Lila Barton and two beings who were cosmically created who are now known as Flint and Love.
“We’re really going to have this discussion?” Riri asks, looking at Alya and Robin, as Morgan filled them in about what they will be talking about.
“We’re running out of time,” Robin tells the others. “If we don’t make a decision now, we won’t have enough time to do what we have to do,” Robin explains, needing the others to understand that this is do or die, literally.
“Robin’s right,” Billy says, knowing that for the same reason Robin does, and because of that he understands better than anyone. “With every day that passes our window closes, it’s now or never to make this decision,” Billy tells the others.
“Is there a decision?” I mean if we can make things better don’t we have to?” Lila asks, as from what has been said she is sure that they have a responsibility to make everything better especially considering they are the only ones who can.
“It’s not that simple,” Cassie reminds her. “This isn’t just changing one timeline, one universe, this will affect the entire multiverse, re-writing the entire multiverse,” Cassie says her. “This is a huge decision,” Cassie points out, as she isn’t sure they have the right to make this decision.
“Isn’t that kind of the point?” Kamala asks, as that’s what she thinks. “Everything’s ending, the multiverse needs re-writing,” Kamala argues, as from her perspective there is a lot of things that need fixing and that is what heroes do.
“But if we do this, aren’t we putting a hell of a lot on a single group of people?” Tommy asks, feeling worried that they can’t handle it as he doesn’t know them as well as others.
“They can handle it,” Flint says as he knows that without a doubt.
“I have no doubt about that,” Love admits as she has heard the stories. “But Alya made a good point last time we discussed this, is it fair to ask them?” Love asks as she isn’t overly sure that it is.
“As awful as it is to say I think we’re beyond using fairness as a factor when making a decision,” MJ admits.
“Okay, well ignoring fairness for the minute how do we even know that they’ll agree when we ask?” America asks as she can’t help but think that there is the possibility that the Agents won’t do what they are going to ask.
“They’re SHIELD, they’ll always choose protection, no matter the personal cost,” Alya says, knowing that if there is one thing she can be sure of it is that. “They’ll say yes if we ask,” Alya says, which is why she doesn’t like the idea of them asking, and Robin gives her a sympathetic look.
“And that brings us back to whether we should ask,” Morgan realises.
“What if we don’t make that decision now?” Kate asks, getting an idea.
“Haven’t you been listening? We have to, the window….” Billy starts to say.
“Is closing, I get that,” Kate admits, resisting the urge to roll her eyes, as she has been listening. “But that doesn’t mean we have to make the compete decision now,” Kate argues, and the others give her interested looks, all wondering what she is thinking. “What if we create what we need if we decide to do this and then once it’s ready, we make the decision, that way we keep our options open,” Kate suggests.
“That is the most logical plan,” Alya says approvingly, as she realises that it will keep their options open.
“Then let’s get to work, if the window really is closing then every second counts,” Morgan says and the group get to work, discussing what they have to do and how to do it, something they can only achieve by working together, as the team, the family, they have become.
September 2032
Three months have passed since the group of young heroes decided to create what they need if they decided to re-write the multiverse as well as coming up with the plan about how they will do it if they decide to go through with basically re-booting the multiverse. As well as all their planning the group have also had to do what they need to do to survive as well as doing everything they can to protect others as they are the last hope a lot of beings have.
While the others are standing around and observing Morgan, Alya, Riri, and Cassie are working on what looks to be an old fax machine, but what is actually so much more and will play a key part in what they are going to do.
“What are the levels like?” Cassie asks Riri, as Riri is looking at the tablet that is monitoring things.
“Stable,” Riri answers, sounding relieved, looking up from her screen after checking a few things, there being a level of disbelieving in her voice as a part of her she cannot believe that the have pulled this off as even with Robin’s vision giving them faith, she was doubting that they’d be able to do this as it seems just so incredible.
“Then it’s ready,” Alya realises, not sure how to feel about that.
“Almost,” Morgan says as secures the final part. “Now it’s ready,” Morgan tells the others, looking between them.
“So, it’s time, that’s the last piece,” Flint realises, as the object they are looking at is only one piece of what they the have spent the last three months both collecting and creating.
“We’ve got to make a decision,” Billy says, knowing they can’t avoid it anymore. “In just three months everything has gotten so much worse, my vote’s that we can’t wait; we’ve got to do this, and we’ve got to do it now,” Billy admits, while he was hesitant about basically re-writing the multiverse after seeing firsthand how much worse things have gotten and how quickly he knows that this is something they have to do.
“Alya, you’ve been the most against this, what do you think?” MJ asks, wanting her opinion as she is the most personally effected, and Alya signs, as she knew this was coming.
“I’ve been thinking, a lot, thinking about what they would say if they knew were debating this, what they would say if they knew we had a way for them to save the multiverse and I didn’t want them to do it because I didn’t want to drag them back into the fight,” Alya admits, as it is what she has been thinking about most for the past few months, honestly it has resulted in her getting even less sleep than ‘normal’.
“And?” Kate asks her curious.
“They’d be furious with me,” Alya admits, knowing that. “Nanna May, Robin’s mum, once told Uncle Lance that SHIELD is about sacrifice, not for you or me, but for the greater good, even over the ones you love,” Alya admits. “My hesitance is because of love, but I know them, they’ll always want to do what’s right,” Alya reveals, as she has always known that it’s what she was raised to know, but she still finds it difficult to accept.
“So, you’re saying we should do this,” Kamala realises, feeling a little surprised by that as she knows how against the plan Alya has been.
“I’m saying that they would be willing to sacrifice if they knew what was on the line, so we should give them the opportunity,” Alya admits, even though it is incredible hard for her to do so.
“Okay, then I guess we’re in agreement,” Cassie says, looking around at the others and she sees that now that Alya has agreed no one else is people hesitating, it being clear that Alya’s hesitance was the only thing that was holding the others back. “The multiverse needs a shield, it’s time we give it to them,” Cassie says. “America, Robin, Billy, Kamala,” Cassie says as she, Riri, Alya and Morgan take serval steps away from the object, allowing the four who Cassie said to have the space they need.
As Riri, Alya and Morgan take steps away from the object that looks like a fax machine America, Robin, Billy, and Kamala stand around it. Once they are standing around it Riri presses a button on the tablet she is holding and after she does that each of the corners open and four circular sensors rise up from inside. The sensors are small, about the size of a large marble, but are big enough for America, Robin, Billy, and Kamala, to hold with their hands surrounding the entire sensor.
“Ready?” Riri asks, as she knows that what is about to happen must happen in unison.
“Ready,” America, Robin, Billy, and Kamala say together.
“Then on the count of three, we do this,” Riri tells them. “One, two, three,” Riri says and as soon as she says three, she presses something on the tablet she is holding and as she does that America, Robin, Billy, and Kamala all cause energy to come out of each of them and into the machine.
After about thirty seconds the machine starts to make the sounds of an old fashion fax and a piece of paper slower comes out of the machine and into the tray that is connected. “That’s it,” Riri says once the paper is completely out of the machine, and she presses another button on the tablet as the others stop the energy form coming out of each of them and into the machine.
“How do you feel?” Love asks her friends concerned as it was never clear exactly how they would react to doing what they just did.
“Okay,” Robin answers.
“Billy? Kamala?��� Kate asks, also sounding concerned.
“I’m okay,” Billy answers.
“Me too,” Kamala confirms assures her friend with a comforting smile.
“Good,” Tommy says relieved, and he walks over to the machine and picks up the piece of paper. “So, this is it?” Tommy asks, looking down at the piece of paper, something which looks like nothing, but is incredibly powerful.
“That’s it,” Billy confirms. “Exactly where in time and space where we need to collect each of the Agents of SHIELD from,” Billy reveals, feeling a little shocked as other than Robin no one was completely sure that they were going to get this done.
“So, who do we start with?” Lila asks, looking between the others. “Philip J Coulson,” Robin says, causing everyone to look at her. “He can put the pieces together,”
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