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 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?"

"I better get to see a deer," Tony said with a sigh. Only then did he abandon his blanket to see what the warmest clothing he packed was. It was still expensive and stylish, at least. "Next vacation better be to a beach somewhere."

"Yes, dear," Steve teased, reaching for his jeans.

How he found jeans with a crease in them was unknown but to God.

Tony gave far too much thought into if they could accidentally make it into a fireplace without raising suspicion before being forced to dismiss the idea.

"Dear," Tony repeated to himself, getting dressed quickly. "Or deer."

God, he was a nerd. This is what you were hitching your wagon to, Steve.

Steve thought that joke was delightful, which said nothing great about Steve's sense of humor either.

"You need more coffee," he said fondly.

At least Steve had the excuse of being an old man.

"At least two more cups," Tony agreed. "We can't all be morning people."

"But you get so much more done when you're up early!" Steve said. Cheerily.

"Or I can get things done at night." Rather than sleep sometimes.

Steve grinned at him. "Does four in the morning still count as night?"

"If you stayed awake, yes." Those were the rules. Don't blame him, he didnt make them. "Now, if you wanted to try a midnight hike..."

Tony would totally be down.

Steve smiled. "We could try that, too," he said. "I don't sleep that much. If I get the hang of skiing, I saw they had night runs, too."

"Only if you promise to rescue me from a bear or yeti." Maybe they ought to bring the shield next time with all those dangers.

"I promise," Steve said, chuckling. "You didn't bring a suit?"

"I'm pretty sure that's overkill." There was a pause before he added. "And I need to work on the mobile one."

"Of course you do," Steve said, ruffling Tony's already hilarious hair.

"I had an arctic one." Which was even more normal of him.

And he might have tilted his head into that. A little bit. Shut up.

"What happened to it?" Steve asked.

"Blew it up to spite Osborn." He was dramatic like that.

Steve gave him an impossibly fond look. "Of course you did."

He liked his people stubborn and dramatic.

"No lecture?" Tony asked with a teasing little smile.

"Would you listen if I gave one?" Steve asked.

"Maybe if you kept my attention," Tony answered easily.

"And how would you suggest I do that?" Steve replied.

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