Every once in a Blue Moon (Open)

"That is the case on this time." Tony said with a soft nod as he looked back at Ita as she came out next. But he nodded understanding, there were plenty of questions she probably had for him but he'd answer them the best as he could and waited patiently. It seemed the tension from before was starting to shimmer down now for sure.

He shook his head however as Ita spoke of the city, "No that was actually a gift from my father to me when he was still alive. It turns out the city was a map after I looked at it for awhile and 'disected it'." He said wondering if Ita was actually interested in the element that he had discovered from it. So he kept quiet about it for now unless she wanted to hear more about it.

"It was a map to a creation of a new element that no one had ever discovered. My father knew it was there but he couldn't bring it out, being that his life had been cut short. So he left me with the pieces of the puzzle. I currently use that element to fuel my Ironman suits. Since before I had nearly come to killing myself once with the recent power source that they took in and didn't need that to happen." Tony said as he brought up the holograms that he had used to create the element to show her. "And I did have holograms for it. These very ones." He said as it showed the streets, and buildings almost like complete replications.

"Yes." Tony answered. "Just as the air we breathe is full of elements, though Oxygen is the main one that is put into it. It has things such as water, nitrogen and even some smaller ones that would probably only appeare on the smallest of microscopes." Tony said as he wondered how familar she was with them. If not he wouldn't mind starting a lecture with her about it. But that also depended on if she wanted one or not. He nodded back as he listen to her as she gave him a compliment.

"Thank you and yes my father is still remembered in a lot of companies, and I've heard a lot of stories about them some of which sound definitely like him if you ask me." Tony agreed as he let her watch some of the holograms for awhile and let her read the information. He came over to one of his computer screens, four of which had been set up so he could mutlitask. Each computer doing its own thing or a couple of them at one.

But there was oddly no key board at first as it was built into the desk as a hologram and he let it show up on the desk. "Is there anything else that you would like to see while we're down here?" He asked her.

"Yes I have been to a few planets every once in awhile as that is not the case. Luckily the suit can protect me from things like that as it gives me enough oxygen to survive for nearly weeks at a time." Tony said knowing that was pretty helpful on many occasions. Especially if it came to an emergency when there was suddenly no oxygen n the air. As he nodded back to Ita as she spoke about how far earth has come. To be honest it sounded like Ita was a bit older than she looked, of course that was the same way to be said about Wolverine as he had been around for nearly two hundred years from now.

"That is true. I know we still have a lot of older mutants with us or super heroes that are with us today. One of which is Wolverine who has been around since the 1800's. He may not remember everything but he could give you an idea of what it was like two hundred years ago. Back then probably some of my ancestors were still around too." Tony said knowing that was likely the case since it had been awhile since humans have managed to live for so long. Then the likely hood of living seventy years of age was hard since they did not have the neccesary things to live on or needed that easily.

"Well then looks like we won't have to worry about running out of air when we're up on Attilian any time soon." Tony said as he listened to Ita as she spoke about her home planet. But as she mentioned the humans having a long life he figured he could explain why such a thing happened, at least the best he could anyways.

"That's pretty impressive for inhumans, they could live twice the lifespan of a normal human. But don't get your hopes down, you could probably live that long." Tony added. "But as for us humans living that long some of us have healing factors or some healing ability that regenerates tissue or even cells faster than most humans would be able too. Even wounds that would nearly kill someone they would heal in a matter of seconds from it. Still I think you'd have some good interation with Logan from earlier. He's one of the oldest mutants that I know around. The only other older person that I can think of is a man named Doctor Strange, but he has it through certain magical spells and items for living so long on his way."

"Yes it would be nice to live quiet a long time. I've been around for about fourty years, and I would certainly like to live around for some more if I can help out other Avengers. Of course everyone unfortunately has their end some day." Tony said with a sigh as he thought about it. Unfortunately Tony was only a human and didn't have much of a way to live long, if anything the metal in his chest would be the first thing that killed him. And oddly he managed to survive the worst for that.

"I tried to help, when you put your mind to it anything is possible these days." Tony added as he listened to what Ita had to say. So, she had asked about his arch reactor in his chest. He knew in the past he had gotten a lot of questions about it, and it didn't bother him that much these days. A lot of people knew he had a heart defect but some how he managed to keep himself up and not down that much.

"It's called a magnetic reactor arch. It's the very thing that keeps me alive these days. Since when I was younger I had been in an accident where some pieces of metal shrapnel had gotten into my chest after a bomb had gone off. The magnetic reacter arch was the one thing that could keep the shrapnel from getting to my heart and blocking my veins or arteries completely. Without it pretty much I'd be dead in an hour or so." Tony said knowing it was on several close calls he had in the past with it were he nearly came close to death with it. But had always managed to get out of them with his will to live.

"It's alright Ita, it's only happened a few times when someone tried to take out my arch. Though after those few I planned on keeping a few inside the mansion in an emergency if it were to happen again. I can usually put it back in myself but if something were to happen someoen else has the choice of placing the arch back into my chest." Tony explained to Ita as he looked back at her as she spoke. He had handled himself pretty well on several occasions and only once or twice had he had to ask someone to put it in. Otherwise he had made sure that the reactor was well in check and up to date so he wouldn't suffer.

"Thank you Ita. And yes I do my best at trying to stay healthy. A lot of men sometimes at my age start to loose it and I told myself I wasn't going down that road. The other thing is with my condition I am sometimes limited of course but I do my best." Tony said with a smile as he heard Ita's word. A lot of people were probably surprised to see Tony's spirit at his age. But it was through much practice and hope with the formation of the Avengers he slowly achieved his way towards it.