What started off as an ordinary day for Tony Stark would soon turn into something else entirely.

 Since the Avengers currently had no apparent crises to handle, Tony had thought it would probably be a good idea to take some time to go through some paperwork having to do with Stark Industries. This is what had spent a few hours working on when Bruce Banner came bursting into his office.

 "What the hell, Banner?" Tony asked him. "Is this another emergency?"

 "I-I don't know, honestly," Bruce answered. "Look, we might have a problem. This guy just showed up here in the tower, out of nowhere, asking to see whoever's in charge about 'a very important matter'. That's how he put it."

 "Huh. What's he look like?"

 "Um, about average height, I guess. Dark hair, glasses, British accent. Says he's here on behalf of the Ministry about that mess Thor made in London. You know, that stuff he was telling us about with whatever bad guys and having to save his girlfriend?"

 "Yeah, I remember that," Tony said with a nod. "All right, just bring the guy in here. And stick around in case I need the Hulk to handle this guy, will you?"

 Tony leaned back in his chair to think. Who could this guy be besides someone from the English government? Hopefully, they weren't there looking to arrest Thor. In any case, it was probably a good thing Thor wasn't in New York for this.

 The visitor was pretty much as Bruce had described him. The dark hair and glasses, and he was dressed in a suit and possessed a pair of bright green eyes.

 "So, can I help you?" Tony asked him. "Is this going to be long? My friend and I are both busy men."

 "Then I will take as little of your time as possible," the man said. "My name is Harry Potter. I'm from...from the government. I've been sent to discuss the events in London a few months ago having to do with one of your team members, Thor."

 "But Thor isn't here," said Bruce. "We don't know when he'll be here again."

 "And it seems our team leader is down in D.C.," Tony added, "So I guess you'll just have to talk to us. We're the next best thing. So, what did you want to discuss, Mr. Potter? You know, shouldn't you be talking about this with the American government?"

 "I've already been through the American government," Mr. Potter replied. "Now I'm here to see you. Many of my people were injured during the chaos caused by your teammate. The people I'm here representing want to be assured that something like this will not happen again."

 Tony sighed. "You know what? We can't guarantee it, but I'll see what I can do. Now goodbye, Mr. Potter. I suggest you show yourself out before I call security. And if you're looking to press charges against Thor, just know you'll have to go through my lawyers to do that."

 Without another word, Mr. Potter left the room.

 "There was something about him, don't you think?" Bruce asked. "Something kind of weird?"

 "Who cares?" was Tony's response. "Thor saved people. They're not going to get him for anything. So good riddance to Mr. Potter and his government."

 Meanwhile, Harry Potter was walking angrily down the street. What a stupid idea this was? Why had he ever agreed to do this for the Ministry?

 He couldn't wait to get home.