themainframe | Mark I ⊚ [Video for Bruce]

I'm pretty sure there's nobody else who has a computer that can disapprove of your life choices.

[He doesn't really know JARVIS, per se, but he has read about him in some of the magazines he used to read back in the day. He's undeniably one of Tony's greatest creations, barring the arc reactor and the suits.]

Oh I'm sure someone else does, probably a few. The only difference is mine can actually sound annoyed about it.

[He smirks, thinking about the computer not being here is kind of lonely, but Dorumon is slowly starting to fall into the role of ignored nag.]

It wouldn't be the same if it couldn't, I guess.

Only if you look at objectively. Abstractly it's the same.

[Tony, why you gotta be obtuse sometimes.]

[Because that's how he rolls.]

But it still makes enough of a difference.

Well, I guess you have a point there, and with luck it'll stay that way.

Let's all keep up our hopes, then.

[Smirks]

Suddenly I feel like you've really grown.

[Uuuuuuuh.]

Okay?

[Have a small blink here. That kind of came out from nowhere.]

[Smirks.]

It's all this talk og hope, coming from you.

[A small snort from Bruce here, though its more amused than anything else.]

Guess saving the world helped somewhat.

You're welcome for that. By the way.

[Enjoy yourself some smug Tony expression]

I do appreciate it.

[He can take your smugness with good grace, Tony.]

[As long as someone can.]

Which really only confirms that people need to listen to me more, because it's a good bet that I'm always right.

[His smirk becomes something almost a chuckle.]

You're not always right - [because even Bruce knows that feeding your ego is not a good idea here] - but for this case I can give you the credit.

[He pulls a face that suggest he doesn't really agree with him there.]

Generally always. But it's nice of you to agree that I deserve the credit on this.

I just give credit where its due. [Said very good naturedly, and he quirks a smile here.]

Not a phrase I hear that much about me. Suddenly I feel insulted about the last 40 odd years.

[There's a small laugh, this time.]

You'll live.

[Tony can't help but make an amused noise.]

Yeah, I always seem to have that going for me.

If you're not going to give me the toaster, how about keeping an eye out for something that could be useful?

[Slight shrug here, but he nods.]

That sounds doable.

Good. That's good.

If you find anything let me know when you can.

[He nods at the screen after a moment of thought.]

That goes without saying.

[As much as he's not as jarred as Tony with their new place, it would be nice to be back in a place he's vaguely more familiar with.]

Well good. I'll send lLittlefoot over when you find something.

'Littlefoot'?

[Does he want to know...]

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