What circumstances would lead Dr. Palmer and Everett K. Ross to say the title phrase to Tony Stark and Dr. Strange respectively? What are their reactions? Now with the second chapter when both Tony and Stephen hear the phrase together. Part 14 of the "Adventures of Stephen Strange and his and His Super Awesome Cloak of Levitation" series.

"Stark, I could take care of myself. I'm a doctor. Thank you for the lift. You could drop me at my Sanctum." "Who do you think I'm? A UPS guy? Have you heard what Friday said? I know you heroic type likes to self-sacrifice but your stubbornness has reached the level of martyrdom. Not to mention, what were you doing trying to close the rift alone?" Part 11 of the Adventure series.

Oneshot. Things have gone awry and Strange is injured. With no other options, he's called for assistance from Captain America and his team.

-AU to Nightingale.- A bird with no song, a doctor without hands, the light of hope and the master of chaos, they've all chosen to walk new, harder, paths to protect the world, paths that will lead them to unexpected people and unforeseen places. When the Guardians come together, much will change, and Fate itself might have to be rewritten... (Can be read as a Stand Alone)

In which Doctor Strange is tired of the tension and forces Natasha to have a long overdue conversation about their shared past

As Wanda Maximoff seeks solitude to grieve the loss of a close teammate, Doctor Strange steps in to offer comfort and advice. His scars have defined his decisions. And so will hers. One-shot of hurt/comfort.

Stephen was pretty sure The Avengers were out to get him. So he felt pretty jumpy whenever any of them approached. Sure, he could open a portal to hide from them but this was getting old after the 67th times. Christine said he was being paranoid. But if his fear was well-founded, he wasn't being paranoid. Part 4 of "The Adventures of Stephen Strange and His Super Awesome Cloak."

In which Natasha receives a phone call from Steve, gets caught in a time loop, meets Stephen Strange, gets caught in a time loop again, falls in love slowly, and appeases the universe. Steve/Natasha

Sequel to R.O.D.E.R.I.C.K. RODERICK had plans, but sadly plans seldom survive introduction to reality. Now RODERICK must protect his grandfather, destroy his grandfather's enemies, and repair the warp he has created in fate's web. And Tony? Tony can only plan and pray and maybe become something more.

Loki attempted to steal the Cloak of Levitation. The keyword is "attempted." Part 7 of "The Adventures of Stephen Strange and His Super Awesome Cloak of Levitation" series.

Experience the domesticity of Team Thor where nothing dangerous would ever happen. Right? Well, according to Darryl Jacobson depends on the definition of danger and who is defining it. Based on the Team Thor video about what Thor was up to during the Civil War made by Taika Waititi, the director of Ragnarok. Chapter 2 contains spoilers for Doctor Strange.

"The problem with the world is too many sorcerors. Sorcerors who through their arrogance and selfishness chose to pervert Nature's Laws in order to harm others. What they fail to understand is that the bill will always come due. And you Witch are long overdue for your bill."