fh_trips | Kaiser-Franz-Josef Hütten, Tyrol, Austria [Monday, daytime]

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Kaiser-Franz-Josef Hütten, Tyrol, Austria [Monday, daytime]

Good morning Fandom High students, teachers, and assorted guests! Ready to hit the slopes? The answer had better be 'yes', because that's what was happening today whether you liked it or not. Once your lesson was done, of course, you were free to do as you wished, whether that was continue hurtling down a mountain at ridiculous speeds while strapped to long sticks, or go warm up with some delicious hot beverages.

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Steve was up bright and early (of course), climbing down from his top bunk in a truly ridiculous pair of bright blue Captain America-themed pajamas.

"Rise and shine!"

Ugh, morning people were the worst.

"Coffee," Tony grumbled, not even emerging from his blanket cocoon.

"Yes, dear," Steve singsonged on his way out the door, returning in a few minutes with a slightly muddy-looking cup of coffee. "The instructions were all in German," he said apologetically.

"No sprichst nicht Deutsch?" Tony said with a yawn, sitting up with the blanket still wrapped around his shoulders. Don't even look at the mess his hair was.

Steve's expression showed how adorable he found Tony's morning hair. "Unless the coffee machine understands 'hands up', 'don't shoot' and 'Heil this,'...no," Steve said.

Tony took the sludge without even making a face because he needed it to live, okay? "I'll see what I can do with programming it."

"Just don't make it sentient to deliver in here, okay?" Steve said, stripping the bright blue shirt from his pajamas off to change into workout gear. "I think Clint might get upset if the coffee literally walked away."

Which wasn't a dealbreaker, really, now that he thought about it.

Don't mind Tony watching him and humming along in agreement. "It'd keep him on his toes. Good training."

They were clearly the best team leaders you could ask for.

It's why they were practically downing in thank you notes, truly. "I'm telling him it was your idea," Steve said cheerfully. "Want to go for a run?"

Steve. It's literally freezing outside. Why are you like this?

"It's snowing," Tony whined like a sane, reasonable adult.

"It's beautiful," Steve wheedled.

"Do I get spiked cocoa out of the deal?" This was important.

"Not before 10," Steve said.

Which was in about 4 hours. Steven.

"How long of a hike is this going to be?" And did Tony need to bring a GPS for when they inevitably got lost?

"Couple miles," Steve said with an eager smile. "It'll be fun."

It'll be something.

"I'm packing food and you're carrying it," Tony replied, downing the remainder of his coffee sludge. "Maybe the resort will supply a thermos."

Of life giving coffee.

"I'm sure we can get a bag of some kind," Steve said. "Do they still do K Rations?"

Now he was mostly messing with Tony.

Tony chucked his pillow at Steve for that, carefully setting his empty cup to the side. "I'm doing this out of the kindness of my heart."

"And the health of it," Steve said earnestly, nodding.

"And to keep you company while you bound around like a deer in the snow." Deer did that, right? He wasn't a biologist, okay?

"Do deer do that?" Steve wondered. "Not a lot of them in Brooklyn."

"There might be now," Tony replied. "I know they've reintroduced hawks to the city."

Which was a fact he enjoyed.

Steve grinned, honestly excited too. "Really?"

"Something has to take care of the pigeon population." Which might take a few decades to get under control, honestly. "Hey, think we'll see anything out there?"

"If we're quiet, I bet we could," Steve said. "Now are you excited about going?"

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