Thought it would a better idea (Zandra)

"We could take him to the Avenger's style of a hospital. We've had no choice but to do it recently due to the recent events that have been going on. But I'd really recommend going like Shining Lady said earlier." Tony said and he was speaking from his own experience. He had not gone to an adequate hospital when he suffered from the injuries of the shrapnel that hit his heart while he was becoming Ironman. Some how he still managed to survive that on coming attack. But the chances of life outside of the hospital probably dropped drastically if medical attention wasn't given at some point.

"A hospital would certainly be wise if you ask me. I would know about that." Tony added in after a bit of silence as he recalled his past. Unhappy memories they were, but without them he'd probably wouldn't become Ironman at all. He'd just be an average human with an incredibly smart brain. And his ego would be there too.

Dalton had been waiting on a food stall near the station, pretending to be just another business woman in a black office suit going about her business. Her senses were alert and her eyes scanned the subway entrance in case she was needed. Surely, there were other agents at the other exits, but she couldn't see them from her position.

When the earphone hidden under her blonde hair beeped to life, and the instructions came, she got rid of the food she hadn't been eating and got ready to get down into the tunnels. The person in charge of tracking Davyn had considered it was time to get him home and that was her job.

A quick scan of the platform made Davyn appear into her field of vision and she wondered just what had happened down there. He didn't look all too good and even she agreed that he'd probably be better seen by the doctor aboard the hellicarrier as soon as possible. Still, no details on the rest of the op, since she was back up, the retrieving team. If they didn't tell her, it was because she didn't need to know, but her curiosity wouldn't just be quieted down.

Dalton was beside Davyn with a few long strides and linked her arm with his. "Looks like someone had too much fun for his own good." Was her greeting. "Come on, kid. Let's go home and have you parched up." The woman said looking at the other people. She recognized Ironman from the news, but it had been a while since she had read those and wasn't the fangirl type. She had seen to much to be impressed by fame. However, the man inspired respect, especially in person. She had to give him that.

"I'll take it from here." She assured the rest of them. Despite her suit, there was a definite martial air to her, as if she were, at the very least a security officer. The usual pang of jealousy at the sight of people with gifts did appear this time, chewing bitterly on the corners of her mind. All her life she had wanted to be special, like those people in costumes, but her complexes would have to wait. It was time to take the kid home.

It seemed as one left another person appeared on scene as the medics had arrived to check the others that had been injured by the crash. Tony obviously didn't need one since he hadn't partaken in it and his armor would have saved him some time from being crushed to death by what was going on in side the train crash. So he at least didn't have to worry about the access injuries.

"Seems that girl disappeared. I don't see her anywhere on my radar. It's just like she left without a trace. I guess she didn't want to hang around for some reason. don't blame her though, there's a lot going on here." Tony said as he spoke back to Vivian. Just as they noticed the girl left a woman appeared onto the scene who seemed to have interest in Davyn. He had not recognized her in any way, but there were many heroes that he had yet to meet since he spent most of his time focusing on Stark Industries, as well as his time with the Avengers, and keeping up to date with his Ironman Persona. There was a lot involved on he was surprised he had anything else left over on his plate for room.

Though it was hard to see, Tony looked back at Dalton cautiously not entirely sure if he'd trust her or not. She just came out of the blue, but if she mentioned that she was from SHIELD things might have changed on his ideas towards her. First impressions were always important, right? He had learned that the hard way with Fury himself.