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[Bruce doesn't show his face in the hospital. He knows there are still victims of his in there from the last time Hulk surfaced, Faith was one of them, but luckily she's a slayer. His mind harps in on what could have happened if she wasn't one. She'd be dead right now... any of those people could be dead right now. He got lucky this time, he could have destroyed the entire town.
He also thinks back to Skye and Lorraine in Stark's tower. He thought he had it under control since then. He hadn't given the other guy control willingly in so long and the first time he did, this is what happened. He's been staying in the lab, pretty closed off since the fight with Klaus. It's not that he's depressed, even though he should be, he just knows this is a condition he'll have to live with forever and the fewer people who expose themselves to him, the better.
He doesn't let regular people in the lab with him anymore, not since what happened with the girls. Only Stark and his hundreds of suits he keeps on standby. He figures if any human has the possibility of surviving, it might be Stark.
If there was somewhere he could go and stay away from the town, he would, but there's nowhere to run. No way he can keep everyone safe from himself. He's starting to bridge the gap, though. This isn't some horrible monster living inside of him. This is him. He's the horrible monster. The immortal beast that nobody can even make a blade dipped in ash of a white oak tree to stop. He's the biggest threat this place has and everyone still looks at him like he's some hero. The last two times Hulk came in, nobody died, but he knows better than to risk it again. Bruce has seen what he could do before. He tore NYC apart, he knows this whole town right now is at his mercy. It's a suffocating feeling. He doesn't tell anyone about this, he wouldn't even know where to start, honestly.
He tweaks the medicines from the pharmacy to have a less severe reaction to pineapple and keeps working alone. He knows Corinne has the medical side covered and Tony- either version- can cover whatever chemistry or physics issue while Bruce stays down here in the lab.]
[Evan]
Your results came back. You're exactly 16 years old. The cells aren't even degenerating as they stay out at room temperature. I'm not sure what this means, either it's magic or another power you're developing, but I don't think you're going to grow any time soon unless we figure this out.