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Adrian Toomes and his coworker, Phineas Mason, are studying a child's drawing of the Avengers.
Toomes: Things are never gonna be the same now. I mean, look at this. You got aliens. You got big green guys tearing down buildings. When I was a kid, I used to draw cowboys and Indians.
The Avengers looked indifferent at the drawing. Imagine how many people looked up to them only for them to be fighting each other now. Steve glanced at Tony for a moment, feeling guilty but also wanting to hold him accountable.
Ned turned to his friends and whispered, "Isn't that Liz, dad?" Lily nods, while Regulus can only feel an uneasy feeling throughout his body. He wondered how Liz was doing, especially after he put her dad in jail.
Mason: Actually, it's Native American, but whatever.
Toomes: Yeah. Tell you what, though. It ain't bad, is it?
Toomes squints at the drawing and Mason nods.
Mason: No. Yeah. Kid's got a future.
Toomes: Yeah, well... We'll see, I guess.
Toomes looks up at the damaged Avengers Tower. Helicopters pass overhead. Scaffolding covers the tower's lower floors. A roving view sends us into a ruined building across the street. A clean-up crew works around a giant deceased Chitauri alien creature with pointed teeth. Alien artifacts lie among the rubble. Walking through the site, Toomes gives a worker a thumbs up. He turns to Herman Schultz, who is one of his workers.
Toomes looks up at the damaged Avengers Tower. Helicopters pass overhead. Scaffolding covers the tower's lower floors. A roving view sends us into a ruined building across the street.
A clean-up crew works around a giant deceased Chitauri alien creature with pointed teeth. Alien artifacts lie among the rubble. Walking through the site, Toomes gives a worker a thumbs up. He turns to Herman Schultz, who is one of his workers.
Toomes: No, hey! Uh-uh! You can't saw through that stuff. These alien bastards are tough. You gotta use the stuff they use.
He picks up an alien object from the ground and uses it as a tool to break down the Chitauri chariot.
Some of the witches and wizards looked amazed at the scene. The wizarding world was not affected by the alien invasion, but it still amazed them to no end. It did spark some opinions. It was all over The Daily Prophet with headlines like "Other magical beings among us," "Muggles close to the truth," and "Wizarding world coming out?" Many people had been gossiping about the muggle-borns who had been worshiping these new heroes called the "Avengers".
Toomes: See?
Schultz: All right.
Toomes: All right. (to Brice) Oh, hey! Glad you could join us. Afternoon.
