"With this much shit added to your code, it's a miracle you're still functioning," Tony pointed out, already starting to rewrite the code properly. "This might take a few minutes."

"I'm good for the moment. You're doing Amy next," Lea said. She leaned against Dummy, making the bot whirr affectionately at her.

Tony paused and glanced at her.

"She's not here and you're practically falling apart at the seams," he pointed out.

"I'll be fine," Lea said. "She was worse off than me, she was having troubles with her Extremis. Just go get a sample from her and get her code fixed first."

Tony looked at her for a moment, about to argue, and then sighed.

"J, have Amy come down here," he said. Sometimes it was just better not to argue with Lea, and he could be smart sometimes.

Loki was still with Amy, so he heard the summons from Jarvis.

"Amy," he said quietly, getting up again.

Amy just glanced at him cautiously, still internally wrestling with her Extremis. She wasn't paying attention to anything else but that; she only heard him because she listened for him.

Loki just took them directly to the lab, popping them in there and making her sit in a chair before he stood behind her, watching Tony.

"Hey, no, no magic in my lab," Tony said as he heard them arrive. "Bad. No more of that." He glanced up. "Sit her down over there, I need a sample from her if I'm going to fix this."

Loki just rolled the chair she was in over to where Tony had indicated, watching the genius.

"How long will this take?"

"I can give you an estimate once I see how badly they fucked with her code," Tony said, already taking the sample.

Loki nodded and gave him a few minutes to look before he started to get impatient again.

"How long, Stark?"

"Longer, if you keep bothering me," Tony said, sifting through the code. He swore under his breath as he picked through the lines. "Jesus, this is a mess." Rapidly, he began to write a new code, fixing the instabilities and errors.

Loki kept most of his attention on Amy as Tony worked, staying quiet for now.

Although after, once Amy was stable and fine again, he was going to go destroy the entire facility.

It took several more minutes to rewrite the code, and another twenty to sythesize a carrier serum. As soon as it was in Amy's system, the orange glow in her skin faded and she settled into the seat, exhausted.

"There," Tony said. "That should reset her code back to what it was, at least."

Loki nodded and picked Amy up easily, for once respecting Stark's wishes and simply walking out of the lab.

Lea relaxed a bit once Amy was fine, though she was feeling none too stable herself by this point.

Once they were gone, Tony promptly jumped back into fixing Lea's code. It was just as much of a mess as Amy's, and took about as long to fix. Finally, though he had the carrier serum with the code patch ready for her.

By that point, Lea was actively playing with the bots again to keep herself from tying to scratch her skin off, and she was jerky and sweating.

Getting up, Tony went over to her.

"Here," he said. "Patch. It should fix the bad code."

"Good." Lea held out her arm, clenching her fist to keep her hand from shaking.

Wordlessly, Tony gave her the injection.

"Better?" he asked when he saw her tremors starting to fade.

"Getting better," Lea said, slowly calming down.

When she felt okay again, she shifted and slumped against his legs from her place on the floor.

Carefully, Tony gathered her up until she was settled on the couch.

"I take it the code patch is working, then," he said.

"I no longer feel like sand is going to come out my orifices, nor do I have the need to peel my skin off, so, yeah, I'd say it's working." Lea leaned back against the couch, too tired to put much venom in her words.

"Your snark levels are off the charts, this is good, I approve," Tony said, letting her get comfortable.