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“It’s gone,” Tony said flatly. “The smart card for the Excalibur prototype.”

FRIDAY chimed in helpfully: “Shall I add ‘peanut butter-proof casing’ to the Excalibur’s next iteration?”

Tony Stark stood in front of the main assembly table, arms crossed, helmet off, looking more agitated than when Thanos had thrown a moon at him.

“Peter stopped by to fix his web-shooters,” FRIDAY listed. “Colonel Rhodes reviewed flight logs. Dr. Banner ran a simulation until 2 AM. And Vision… was meditating in the east wing.” avengers tool missing smart card

“I didn’t lose it,” Tony snapped. “It was in my lab. In the secure drawer. Yesterday, 9:14 PM. I logged it. FRIDAY, confirm.”

Silence.

“It’s a drawer, Thor.”

“No,” Tony sighed. “A motorized one.”

Tony stared at the card. Then at Peter. Then back at the card.

“You used a billion-dollar encryption key as a spreader .” “It’s gone,” Tony said flatly

“FRIDAY, analyze residue.”

“A magical drawer?”

Tony took a deep breath. “New rule: no one under twenty-five touches anything platinum. And Peter—you’re on fridge-cleaning duty for a month.” “Colonel Rhodes reviewed flight logs

Steve Rogers stepped forward, practical as ever. “Who’s been in the tower since last night?”

Thor, munching on a Pop-Tart, squinted. “Why not simply ask the drawer who took it?”