Aaron O'Connor was a normal 13-year-old kid when something very peculiar happened to him.
Something that will change his life forever.
Prologue (Iron Man + Iron Man 2): ✅
The Avengers:✅
The Flash: ✅
Captain America: The Winter Soldier: ✅
Avengers: A...
Aaron, Bobbi, and Steve were at the Triskelion. They marched straight into Fury's office to confront him.
Steve: You just can't stop yourself from lying, can you?
Fury: I didn't lie, Agent Romanoff had a different mission than yours.
Bobbi: Which you didn't feel obliged to share.
Fury: I'm not obliged to do anything.
Steve: Those hostages could've died, Nick.
Fury: (turns to face Steve) I sent the greatest soldier in history, one of the best combatants that S.H.I.E.L.D.'s got, and the fastest man alive to make sure that didn't happen.
Aaron: You know I can't use my speed as part of my training program and my cover, right?
Steve: Soldiers trust each other, that's what makes it an army. Not a bunch of guys running around shooting guns.
Fury: (gets up) Last time I trusted someone, I lost an eye.
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Aaron scoffs and Bobbi rolls her eyes while Steve just glared at Fury.
Fury: Look, I didn't want doing anything you weren't comfortable with. Agent Romanoff of comfortable with everything.
Steve: I can't l lead a mission when the people I'm leading have missions of their own.
Fury: It's called compartmentalization. Nobody spills the secrets because nobody knows them all.
Aaron: Except you, right?
Fury looked like he was considering something for a few seconds before responding.
Fury: You're wrong about me. I do share. I'm nice like that.
Fury gestures Steve, Aaron, and Bobbi to follow him into an elevator.
Fury: Insight bay.
Automated Voice:Captain Rogers, Agent Morse, and Agent O'Connor do not have clearance for Project Insight.
Fury: Director override: Fury, Nicholas J.
Automated Voice: Confirmed.
The elevator began descending.
Steve: You know, they used to play music.
Aaron: They still do, it's just not as common as before.
