Aphmau's POV
As soon as he says go, I lift up the flaps and take a look at the contents. There was a small note which I quickly pocketed but other than that, there was just the parts for whatever I was building.
"No instructions?" I ask uncle Stark as I tilt the contents out onto the table.
He shakes his head with an evil grin on his face. "Nope, good luck."
"Damn you." I mumble under my breath as I scatter the parts around to get a better look at everything.
I spot a soldering iron and quickly plug it in, knowing that I'm most definitely going to be using it.
There was quite a bit of purple and gold plating, which looked like it could go on top of something to cover it.
Still looking around, I spot a bare endoskeleton, in the shape of a mini human. It had a wire for legs, arms and torso with a couple other wires bulking it out a little.
That's when it hit me.
I quickly start separating the exoskeleton parts and put them back in the box to save space. Pulling out my tools, I get to work.
I strip the excess plastic off wires, with the stripper and join them together. I create all the mobile joints and make sure that they actually work.
I wind the wires around the endoskeleton, making it bulk out and form a more human look. Testing the circuit out I make sure that there were no faults with it and then connect it to a proper power source, a mini arc reactor.
"How long do I have left?" I quickly ask uncle Stark, who was having the time of his life talking to James.
He stops his conversation to briefly check the timer. "20 minutes."
I nod and carry on with making sure everything was correct. As I jolt a little energy through the leg, it twitches before exploding.
I quickly jump back and fan away the smoke as everyone starts to quietly laugh. It was not too damaged and there was not much smoke coming from it so I quickly fixed the problem; a mis - connected wire.
Fixing the problem, I try again. This time it woke perfectly. Once I had checked all of the joints, I press the arc reactor in the middle, making all the limbs jolt.
"This is actually quite morbid." I say, a little freaked out as everyone bursts out laughing again.
To be honest, I think the class has just stopped working and we're just watching me go against the clock.
After a final once over, I tilt the box upside down and spill the rest of the contents out.
The tumble out and land in a noisy pile. Placing them around the areas they go in, I finally realise something.
"How the hell am I suppose to attach this without a blow torch?" I ask uncle Stark as I lift up my goggles, who had also just realised the same thing.
He mumbles some curses under his breath before realising something else. "Good thing I carry a mini one." he finally says as he pulls it out of his pocket and chucks it in my direction.
I look at him with a absolutely confused look. "Why the hell do you carry a mini blow torch with you? "
"Your running out if time. Work now, ask later." he orders as I roll my eyes.
I just flick my goggles back on and light up the torch "And I don't even have proper protection. I feel betrayed."
"How is this betrayal?" I hear uncle Stark ask me in an amused tone.
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