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Valeria Richards ([personal profile] smarterthandad) wrote in [community profile] robothell2015-05-28 10:04 am

[closed] Iron Mom

Who: Val & June
Where: Val's lab
When: Now-ish
What: The obvious and not-at-all overkill solution to humans getting hurt is to build them power armor.
Warnings: Val's terrible fashion sense and life choices?

Val had been working on armor for June in fits and starts since they'd met, but it had been slow going, what with all the other projects demanding her time and the need to make practically everything from salvaged components designed for an entirely different species. Not that it was outside her capabilities, of course, but she would never take access to Dad and Uncle Doom's facilities for granted again.

The tribulations of a tiny latter-day Crusoe notwithstanding, the gear was finally ready to be fitted for its intended wearer, so Val had called June and left a message for her to come by "whenever." Val could be remarkably vague for a scientist...especially considering she hadn't told June what she'd been up to, though the obnoxiously-colored armor pieces arrayed on a workbench would alert the careful observer. Not knowing June's favorite palette, Val had matched the colors to her scrubs, with contrasting details in pink. When in doubt, Val would always choose pink.
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[personal profile] milkruns 2015-05-29 05:03 pm (UTC)(link)
June guessed from Val's cavalier tone that whatever she wants or needs isn't urgent; then again, Val is quite unlike any child June's ever met, and beyond that, seems to have an uncomfortable disregard for danger for a three-year-old. June's only got the one patient right now anyway, so she heads on over to Val's lab in short order, poking her head in before sidling in bodily.

"Val," June greets her, pleased at having the opportunity to talk to someone she doesn't have to crane her neck back to look at. She glances at the pieces of armor laid out on the workbench, a light not of recognition in her eyes, but the look of someone who's just starting to cotton on to the way someone like Val thinks. "What's all this? Is that why you called me?"