"Once again, the Avengers have save us all from complete annihilation. This is Christine Everheart from Fair-"

"Miss Brown! Glad I caught you!" Ironman interrupted the reporter as she was signing off. The woman looked to her director, begging him with her eyes, but the director motioned for her to keep rolling.

"Let's have a chat with one of the avengers, Ironman himself."

"What's up, Brown? You always this cold with your interviews or just me?" Tony hinted at the night they'd spent together, and the reporter elected to ignore it.

"Tell us, Ironman. Doesn't it ever get tiring to save the planet over and over again?"

"Who says I'm doing if for you guys?" Tony cockily replied. "I just happen to be one of the idiots who lives in it. That's enough motivation. Oh, and the kids. Go to school kids, and become geniuses and build your own robot suits."

"So what is next for the Avengers now? Suppose you have a little break?"

As Tony stayed to humiliate himself, the other Avengers dispersed. Clint and Natasha were [classified], Captain America went back to the base, and Thor was eating pop tarts and breaking cups

Hulk? He was hearing trees fall, as he was the one making them fall. He roared and thrashed and uprooted trees, tiring himself out so he could revert back into his human self. He was breaking his umpteenth tree when he heard the cries.

Hulk put the tree down and grunted and huffed. He twitched, trying to find where the noise was coming from. Once he spotted the direction, he ran towards it, denting trees and pulverizing rocks.

When the cries stopped, he stopped running, leaning against a tree, tired. As he leaned further, the tree snapped, taking Hulk down with it. Instead of cries again, he heard a baby chuckle. The beast stumbled to his feet and saw a young toddler sitting a distance away. He purposely stumbled towards her, eliciting laughs, and it was Bruce Banner who scooped the baby up in his arms.

"Hey there, kiddo. You here by yourself? What, you got anger issues too?" He bopped her nose and she laughed.

"Hello?!!" He yelled into the forest. No reply. After walking a 2 mile radius, Bruce decided to go home, with the baby.

"Come on, kiddo. Let's go to uncle Stark. I hear he's got a carbon dating machine." He fixed the kid on his hip and started walking all the way to Stark tower.