Clean Up
Summary: As part of Stark’s clean up crew, you never have a dull day. Pairing: Bucky Barnes x Reader-ish? Word Count: 3511 Warnings: Language, minor angst, fluff A/N: A lot of fics take place either during missions, the jet ride after, or when the team gets back to the tower/compound. I always wondered if there was a special crew that was assigned to a clean up crew, that helped these cities/towns rebuild and clear up dangerous stuff. This fic is a product of that brainstorm! It was beta’d by the lovely @saxxxology and gif is made by me and I hope you enjoy!
The transport bus glided to a halt at the end of the long stretch of road that led up to the once standing machining factory. Standing from your seat at the front of the bus, you put your hands on your hips and arched your back, grunting when a few of your vertebrae shifted with a low pop. Turning to face the other passengers, you smiled, clapping your hands to gather their attention.
“Okay, everyone! Seems like this is just a simple structure collapse, but there was some minor damage to a few local businesses and residences as well as,” you dragged out the word as you pulled out your tablet and tapped into the mission report to read quickly, “some debris in the surrounding woods. Team A, you’re on the main factory building, Team B, you’re on the damaged buildings in town, and Team C, you’re with me on the debris in the forest. Any questions?”
“Any chemicals or hazardous materials at the factory?” Joyce, one of the longest standing members of your team and the current lead of Team A asked.
“No,” you tapped a few more times on the tablet just to make sure, “looks like this was just a weapons factory, nothing more hazardous than the normal things like gasoline, oil, and sharp pieces of metal. Make sure you guys are all wearing your nano suits.”
Joyce nodded and, at the same time as everyone else on Team A, held up her hand, showing the fancy StarkTech bands that adorned each one of their wrists. They were a wonderful safety device, preventing anything sharp, caustic, or otherwise harmful from penetrating through while your workers were sifting through debris and cleaning up anything dangerous.
“Wonderful,” you grinned, looking around the bus, “any more questions?” When nobody spoke or raised their hand, you nodded, grabbing your bag from the seat and throwing it over your shoulder. “Alright, let’s get to it! Radios on channel three, and don’t forget to check in every thirty minutes!”