"Oh I'm sure you'll get a chance," Tony said, smirking. "Considering how well this arrangement is working out for everyone involved." He made a vague motion at the exhibit.

"One can only hope," Athena said with a grin. She stretched a bit. "I did my best with the installation. I tried to do justice to everything."

Tony nodded. "I know Cap likes it," he told her. "So kudos for that."

"That's good to know," Athena said. "I haven't seen anyone come and see it yet. Except for you, of course."

"He's good at blending in, surprisingly," Tony said, mildly disgusted. "You'd think with that height and those shoulders he'd stand out, but he'd freakishly good at hiding when he wants to."

"Really?" Athena asked, skeptical. "He's over six feet tall and shaped like a Dorito. How does that blend in with anything?"

"I have no clue," Tony grumbled. "But he does and it's very unfair."