"Sir, you have two guests downstairs claiming they are here for the party," Jarvis informed Tony over the intercom.
"Is Raven even going to show up?" Agent Romanoff asked.
"We haven't seen or heard anything from him since the battle," Captain Rogers added.
"Jarvis, no more guests. I'm busy." Stark replied to his V.I.
"Understood, sir."
"You're not going to even bother to see who it is?" Captain Rogers asked.
"My security is there to prevent people from entering the building," Tony said as he drank his scotch from his glass.
"Did Fury even find Raven?" Rogers asked.
"We don't know. We haven't heard anything," Barton replied.
"If what Raven told us is true, then he has a lot of reasons to be afraid," Romanoff said.
"Sir, I'm afraid they have bypassed security and somehow taken your private elevator," Jarvis reported.
"How did they manage that?" Banner asked.
"Jarvis, show me security camera in that elevator," Stark ordered. An image popped up on Stark's phone and he saw the last person he was expecting. "Son of a bitch," Stark said in surprise.
"What?" Rogers asked.
"He's coming," Stark said, looking up from his phone.
The elevator dinged and two people walked out. One was a beautiful woman with long black hair that had hints of purple on the ends. She also had slanted cat-like eyes that were deep emerald in color. She looked no older than twenty years old. The other was…
"Raven!" Captain Rogers said in surprise.
"We were not expecting to see you again," Romanoff said.
"Yeah well, Fury said you would be hosting a victory party, after spending nearly thirty minutes convincing me he didn't call in the Witch Hunters. He insisted I attend," Harry replied with a smile.
"Jarvis, you know what to do," Stark said as he walked forward with a large smile on his face. "How did you get passed my security?" Stark asked.
"Magic and technology don't mix well. Magic has a tendency to short out anything electronic. I also used magic to confund the security guards into pointing us in the right direction," Harry explained.
"Confund?" Banner questioned.
"It's a spell that causes confusion," Harry said.
"It comes from the Latin word for 'confuse'," Romanoff added.
"So, are you going to introduce us to your companion?" Tony asked.
"This is Morgan le Fay," Harry said as everyone turned to stare at her. "Morgan, this is Tony Stark, his assistant Pepper Potts, Captain Steve Rogers, Agent Clint Barton, Agent Natasha Romanoff, Doctor Bruce Banner and of course… Thor," Harry said, pointing each teammate as he said their name. "I have no idea who this is." Harry finished, pointing to a tall African American standing next to Tony.
"I'm Colonel James Rhodes of the U.S. Air Force. I work as a liaison between Stark Industries and the Military. I'm also War Machine," Rhodes introduced himself.
"War Machine?" Morgan asked in a worried voice.
"Quick question: is she the real Morgan le Fay from the myths and legends or is this some sort of running gag?" Tony asked as he looked at Morgan.
"She's real, though most of the stories about her are a bit mixed up with another sorceress," Harry responded.
"Well, I'm glad you decided to come. I was afraid we would never get to see you again," Captain Rogers said.
Tony brought his glass up to his lips and spoke in a soft voice. "Jarvis?"
"I have run a complete scan on both Mr. Potter and his companion. There are no records of their existence in any database. S.H.I.E.L.D. files only have glimpses and speculations of Mister Potter's abilities with no clear account on them. My scan on them has been most… inaccurate," Jarvis said into Tony's earpiece.
"Clarify," Tony instructed as Banner grabbed Harry a drink.
"They seem to have some sort of energy surrounding them. I was unable to get a detailed scan on what this energy is. It appears this 'magic' has never been fully explored or understood by modern technology."
"What about known relatives?" Tony asked.
"There are none. Very little is known about them," Jarvis replied.
Tony didn't like unanswered mysteries, especially when they defied the rules of science, and that's exactly what Harry Potter was. Something that seemed to defy the laws of physics. He half wanted to see if this magic could be tested against his suits. He had been left with a lot of puzzles about his capabilities since his battle with Obadiah.
"So," Banner said slowly, "magic is real," He said, looking at Harry.
"Very much real," Harry replied as he picked up a beverage coaster before tossing it to the middle of the table. Everyone watched as the coaster was suddenly turned into a black kitten. Everyone except the magic-users jumped back in their seats as they watched the kitten, which meowed a few times. Its bright green eyes looked around the group. Romanoff moved first, reaching up to pet the kitten. Everyone could hear the kitten purring as she stroked it.
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