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POTENTIAL THREAT ✓
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. . . Tony. . .
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TONY HEARD HIS phone ring and started to move into the living room, wondering who could be calling him at this hour. Rearranging a few pillows in the process to find his phone buried under the cushions, he finally located it and saw that the caller ID was displayed on the familiar screen.
Y/N.
Smiling when he noticed who was calling, but remembering the task he sent her on earlier that day, he quickly answered the call. However, before he could get a word out, something off happened.
When he went to speak, it was as if he couldn't. His voice seemed to be completely gone, leaving him in a state of confusion as he tried to make a sound. "Okay, I got him! He's on the phone, he's on the phone!" Pepper's voice shouted before, shifting was heard from over the line. "Tony," Y/N's voice rang out. "Tony? Are you there?"
He wanted to say something, anything, but he couldn't. It felt as if his vocal cords had suddenly stopped working, trapping his words inside. "Hello?" While Y/N continued to call out his name, her voice filled with concern and confusion, someone takes his phone away from his grasp. And when that someone speaks up gently his eyes widen, and he is startled but not shocked when he recognizes the voice. "Breathe," Obadiah instructs as he carefully sets Tony's stilled head on the couch.
Realizing that he not only lost his ability to speak but also his control over his own body, Tony's panic rises as he struggles to understand what is happening to him. "Easy, easy." After a while, Obadiah turns off some device and suddenly it was like a ding went off in Tony's head as to what it was. "You remember this one, right?" He asked after a while before holding it up and showing it off as if it were some kind of trophy. "It's a shame the government didn't approve it."
