His Protective Dad (Starker FF) Completed ✓

A Prank Gone Wrong

It had been a week since Tony’s accident, and he was fully recovered now—at least physically. Mentally, he had been through a lot, but his family had rallied around him, offering comfort and support, just as he had always done for them. The last few days had been filled with light-hearted moments, especially with the twins—Peter and Morgan—who were slowly returning to their usual selves, though the memory of the accident still haunted them both in quiet, subtle ways.

But today, Tony was in his element again, his mischievous streak alive and well. After days of resting, he had come up with the perfect plan to lift everyone’s spirits—and to pull off a prank of legendary proportions.

In the early hours of the day, Tony had secretly gathered all the Avengers and the Dynamic Six—excluding Peter and Morgan, of course—into the penthouse for a top-secret "experiment." As usual, Tony had come up with an elaborate idea to prank the twins, and he knew the best way to do it was with the help of his friends. After all, no one could pull off a stunt like the Avengers and the Dynamic Six could.

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The Lab Explosion

The penthouse was quiet, too quiet for anyone’s liking. The Avengers and the Dynamic Six were all in their designated spots, each playing their part in Tony’s prank, eagerly awaiting the moment they would bring it all together.

Tony had been working on something in his lab—something he insisted was "groundbreaking." It was all part of the plan. He had worked with Clint to make sure the setup was flawless, while Natasha and Bruce ensured the "explosion" looked convincing. Meanwhile, Steve, Sam, and Wanda were ready to play their parts, each one armed with the right tools to make the whole scenario come to life.

The plan was simple: make the kids believe that Tony had failed an experiment, resulting in an explosion that would destroy the lab and the entire penthouse. It was a drastic, dramatic setup—perfect for scaring the twins.

With one final flourish, Tony set off the explosion.

The penthouse shook violently, and the sound of cracking glass and the deafening boom echoed throughout the building. Lights flickered, and dust swirled through the air, settling on the wreckage. Tony’s lab was gone, along with everything in it. The windows were shattered, and the walls had caved in.

The Avengers and the Dynamic Six were sprawled across the floor, motionless, their bodies lying amidst the rubble as if they had perished in the explosion.

But Tony had something far more terrifying planned.

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The Zombies Rise

As the smoke cleared and the dust settled, something strange began to happen.

The Avengers and the Dynamic Six slowly began to stir, their bodies rising from the ground with unnatural movements. Their eyes were vacant, glazed over, and their faces were pale—like zombies. The once strong, confident heroes were now eerily silent, dragging their limbs across the floor in strange, jerky motions.

Their faces were twisted in grotesque smiles, and they stumbled forward, as if driven by some unseen force, mumbling incoherently.

Tony watched from behind a corner, struggling to suppress his laughter as he saw his friends come to life, playing their roles perfectly.

The plan was working.

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Peter and Morgan’s Return

Meanwhile, Peter and Morgan had spent the day out, enjoying a rare break from the tension in the tower. They had gone for a walk in the park, just the two of them, taking a much-needed sibling day to reconnect and talk about everything—anything but the scary memories of the past week.