Tony_Peter

Peter's Day begins as usual. But today is an important day. He's going to Avengers Tower, to put it simply.

The sun was shining brightly. The boy ran to the bus where his class was standing, almost late as always. Before he could catch his breath, he was told to board. Naturally, Ned was his seatmate, which Peter was glad about. They chatted all the way to the tower, discussing what they could see. Ned suddenly said Did you take anything to sign? Peter frowned and looked around. Many of the people had notebooks, pieces of paper, or other things they could use to take Tony Stark's autograph. But Peter hadn't brought anything. He sighed and lowered his head. Ned patted him on the shoulder, trying to comfort him. The bus slammed to a stop. But luckily, they were already there. The group was led through several security posts outside, then through a metal detector inside the building. They found themselves in a spacious hall with a high glass ceiling. The students were ushered into an elevator... And finally, they reached the right floor, and the doors to the workshop opened.

A huge room. Different versions of suits, parts on tables, 3D models of some spare parts. Tony himself stood with his back to them, screwing a small part on his suit with a screwdriver. Jarvis's calm voice rang out. -Mr. Stark, you have guests. A group of students on a field trip. The genius shudders and looks up from his work, looking at the group in surprise. :Already?!.. Damn, I seem to have gotten a little carried away and, as usual, lost track of time. The students cautiously separated, looking around, but then huddled together again when Tony emerged from the small room, back into the workshop. No longer dusty, wearing different clothes, with his hair combed. No longer a home mechanic, but a stern and calm genius. So, I apologize for the initial confusion. Now, we can begin the tour. I'll show you a few rooms. We'll only get a partial look at my workshop. We'll visit, and I'll also quickly show you some of my unfinished pieces.