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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Spoils" data-source="post: 1674859" data-attributes="member: 20599">No sooner had Iron Man touched down -- than he was taking off again, thrusting toward Central Park.Tony wonders briefly what was causing Spider-Man's distress, but figures it can wait until Fury isn't on edge.  In the meantime, he calls up previous sensor data on an O2 disturbance and initiates an active scan at its former location.  "An O2 disturbance of that size in Central Park would show up as a measurable drop in air pressure... but surely this weather is Storm or Thor just mucking about.  If I'm wrong..." Int check: 20 "... then somebody just flushed our city's midnight toilet."As Iron Man flew toward Central Park, he was busily scanning the local wind conditions and cloud activity.  If air pressure kept dropping in the park, then the air rushing in to take its place might spiral, like water running down a drain.  Even at this distance, he should be able to detect something...Local Spot (+Super-Senses) check: (Took 10) = 22Remote (ESP: Central Park) Spot check: (Took 10) = 18If the clouds are spiraling around Central Park...Addressing his communication systems, Tony says, "Priority message to Nick Fury: Weather conditions suggest a vortex in Mid-town, the eye in Central Park.  If this worsens, we can expect localized tornado activity."If the O2 drop was a unique event and no spiraling is taking place...Addressing his communication systems, Tony says, "Message to Nick Fury: Sensors picked up a large atmospheric disturbance.  Air pressure dropped as if something ~800,000 sq.ft. simply ceased to exist.  Either Nightcrawler took an oversized dose of Pym particles, or we have a problem."</blockquote>

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