In the years since the start of The Avengers Initiative, Nick Fury had learned a great deal about managing a team of superheroes. While it still had many of the basic ideas of managing a team, having a group of people who could easily throw each other through a wall tended to complicate things. It was equal parts understanding and tough love. Much like the original Avengers, he was dealing with a mixed bag of abilities, backgrounds, and personalities. Already, he was expecting there to be some drama as people butted heads, personalities clashed, and the group finally figured out who the de facto leader would be.<br/><br/>Fury hated drama. Still, he'd gotten everyone wrangled and most everyone had arrived over the past week since he'd given them time to get their affairs in order. It was a big change, and he acknowledged that, especially since several had to uproot themselves and move cross country on short term notice. These next few days were going to be critical and determine who stayed and who left. Meaning, it was his job to insure everything went smoothly as possible, but the bulk of the responsibility was going to be on the new team. Most of them were either middle aged adults or seemingly immortal, which, in theory, meant maturity. In reality, that wasn't the case as Tony and Thor had often proved.<br/><br/>Part of things would be starting everyone out on the right foot, while also taking into consideration the varied backgrounds of everyone. He highly doubted that the former Hydra soldier would be wanting to be told 'so tell us about yourself'. People without that sort of background hated the question! So, after some deep consideration, Fury put together a game plan: an informal meet'ngreet over breakfast. It would help foster things organically, and good food tended to put people in a good mood.<br/><br/>When Tuesday rolled around, Fury patiently waited for the Avengers team members to arrive. He'd arrived 45 minutes early to organize things and to finalize a few last-minute things. Presently, it was 9:45, but everyone had gotten the notification to arrive at 10am and it'd be interesting to see who showed up early, who showed up on time, and who showed up late. The room, itself, was one of the standard conference rooms, with a U-shaped table. In the middle of the table was a hologram that could be used to display important information. Dotting the edges of the room were carts that had various types of breakfast foods, ranging from hearty sausages and scrambled eggs to lighter sweet things such as doughnuts and cinnamon rolls. Of course, there was coffee on tap, something that Fury was enjoying as he sat at the 'head' of the table.