Tony grinned and kept working, finishing up the repairs to his suit before he leaned back and stretched.

"Alright, Rotom, get in here," he called. "I need to work on that suit, buddy."

Maeve couldn't help but laugh when Rotom danced its way in with the special suit, breaking out in whatever random dance moves seemed to suit its fancy.

Tony snorted. "Yes, we all know you have your own suit now," he said tolerantly. "Come on, sit down over here, no, no more dancing, you can get back to that later." Rolling his eyes, he waited for the pokemon to sit the suit in front of him before he started poking at things. "What, does that tickle?" Tony grinned and did it again.

"Maybe it would be a good idea for Rotom to go play with Chandelure for a while," Maeve suggested. "So you can get upgrades done faster without as much... fidgeting."

"Yeah, sounds like a good plan." Tony prodded the suit. "Out, buddy, go play for a while. I promise I'll give this back when I'm done, okay?"

Rotom hummed before chirping an affirmative, leaving the suit and zooming over to Maeve.

Maeve grinned and pulled out a pokeball. Opening it, she let Chandelure out. Chandelure shook itself before flaring its fires a couple of times and looking around.

"Hey," Maeve said, waving her hand through one of the fires affectionately. "Rotom needs someone to hang out with." Chandelure flared its inner fire briefly in agreement and floated over to Rotom.

Rotom chirped happily and started playing with Chandelure, happily zooming around the lab. Tony just rolled his eyes at the two and went back to work.

"Chandelure will keep Rotom from getting into too much trouble," Maeve commented, going over to watch Tony.

"Assuming Rotom doesn't talk Chandelure into getting into trouble," Tony said, though he was clearly distracted again.

"Chandelure knows better," Maeve said. She paused. "Although anything is possible."

Tony snorted. "Yeah, anything is possible, especially here." He shook his head, working as quickly as he could. He knew Rotom wouldn't be content to play for too long.

"So what part of the suit needs upgrades?" Maeve asked curiously, looking a bit closer.

"This one? Needs some fine tuning for the motor controls, need to adjust the sensitivity some, and I wanted to put a few things in here. Like a GPS. Just in case." Tony grinned as he fiddled.

"Yeah, GPS seems like a good idea," Maeve said, nodding.

Tony nodded, putting in more than one, just in case. He finished working as soon as he could, moving out of the way.

"Alright, buddy, suit's all yours again," he called, grinning as Rotom zoomed back into the suit.

Chandelure stayed near Maeve as Rotom possessed the suit again. Maeve just grinned as Rotom tested out the motor control with more dancing.

Tony snorted. "Honestly, you're so undignified. I'm revoking your Stark status, you're too happy and too bouncy to be a Stark, and we do not dance like that."

Maeve just snickered.

"Maybe he's making up for the lack of dancing Starks," she teased.

Tony snorted. "Well he shouldn't, there's no need for us to dance, we're far too dignified for that." He grinned.

"Exactly why there needs to be more dancing," Maeve said, grinning. "Dignity is overrated in a science lab. We should go find a group of Spinda so he can have his own Teeter Dancing backup dancers."

Tony snorted. "The only thing more dangerous than that would be setting them loose in a science lab," he pointed out. "Spinda aren't exactly well-aimed on the best of days."

"Well, they're Spinda," Maeve said, shrugging. "Just kind of annoying most of the time."

"Very true," Tona agreed with a little grin. "I'm pretty sure they'd annoy even Cap."

"I bet they would," Maeve said. She grinned. "But there are other people who would be much more amusing to annoy. Remember that video that went viral not too long ago about the Spinda all Teeter Dancing in a line? That could annoy a lot of people real quick."

Tony snickered. "I should get behind one of those things," he said. "I bet it would annoy Peps." He grinned.