Volunteer Group Discoverable: During a repair shift, Tony will find a clock which regularly keeps time... just not the time of this world. Although it is obvious that the clock works to a pattern and purpose, attempts to decipher the method of its madness fail – as if it had been crafted upon rules of logic which no human or Konryan mind can comprehend. It will also reassemble itself if left in pieces.
Lightning tree effect: Tony will be able to approach one of the metal trees on the Skyway before the grove and roots are concealed. He'll be able to take a sample from one of them, though the roots will prove resistant to being cut through. Analysis will show that the most of the metal is the same as the elevated track; it's mixed with another metal that he won't be able to identify, and isn't on any periodic table he's familiar with. The plant portion is just a plant, as far as he can tell, though the photosynthetic process is a little different. It will be difficult for him to determine how the metallic and organic components interact without a larger sample to study.
Rather than the piece eventually dying, cellular activity will continue. In fact, almost as soon as Tony removes the piece it will attempt to take root in his armor and from there continue to grow like any other seed might. If he can dissuade it long enough to get it to a lab, it will only grow if it comes into contact with more metal. But it won't die, no matter how long he isolates it.
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Lightning tree effect: Tony will be able to approach one of the metal trees on the Skyway before the grove and roots are concealed. He'll be able to take a sample from one of them, though the roots will prove resistant to being cut through. Analysis will show that the most of the metal is the same as the elevated track; it's mixed with another metal that he won't be able to identify, and isn't on any periodic table he's familiar with. The plant portion is just a plant, as far as he can tell, though the photosynthetic process is a little different. It will be difficult for him to determine how the metallic and organic components interact without a larger sample to study.
Rather than the piece eventually dying, cellular activity will continue. In fact, almost as soon as Tony removes the piece it will attempt to take root in his armor and from there continue to grow like any other seed might. If he can dissuade it long enough to get it to a lab, it will only grow if it comes into contact with more metal. But it won't die, no matter how long he isolates it.