<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://www.mtv.com/movies/photos/i/the_incredible_hulk_flip/281x211.jpg)</div><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>Name:</strong> Bruce Banner<br/><strong>Title:</strong> The Hulk<br/><strong>Location:</strong> Stark Tower, R&amp;D Level, Main Laboratory <br/><strong>Time:</strong> 5:00 PM<br/><strong>Tags:</strong> N/A</span></span><br/><hr/><br/>Bruce was naturally oblivious that Tony had gone and offered his former flame a position at Stark Industries, and it was unlikely that he would really be unsure whether he wanted to go all mean and green for his boss to go behind his back and manipulate things like that or just be generally stressed out that Elizabeth would be stepping back into his life, at least that would be his assumption of Stark's actions if he was aware of them. He hadn't even been notified that he'd taken the suit off premises. Although even if he did, it wasn't exactly his place to go questioning what Tony did on his own time. He was in charge, and that gave him more than a little wiggle room to make the big decisions. It also wasn't his choice as to who the man in question chose to hire for his company. Pepper's company now, rather, but Tony was also going to be a rather integral part of it as Iron Man and whatever he chose to do without CEO status. While all this way going on, the scientist had been experimenting with this and that in the rather generous lab space provided to him since getting hired on to work at Stark Tower. Namely working very closely with Erik Selvig, who was truly a brilliant mind and a delight to work with. While he was given a standard set of assignments, a good portion of his time was spent working on personal research in terms of his condition, whether it was a cure or a means of control, but efforts towards either solution were proving less than fruitful. Even if he did manage to 'fix himself', what would he do then? Just go back to life as an ordinary civilian? Still being the notable scientist he was his experience alone would likely allow him to stay on as a research for Stark, although it was probable that getting rid of his other half would be a disappointment to some and a relief to others.<br/><br/>Hunched over the spacious lab table he was typing away at the keyboard of his laptop, a scrambled flurry of equations and data spilled out across the digital display. Scratching his chin his attention shifted to some chemicals of varying color, mixing a few and stirring some liquids together. It bubbled, fizzled, changed color, and Bruce smiled..before casually guzzling the mixture. The lab, while primarily for serious work, could prove rather amusing for recreational purposes. Most recently his own brand of homemade - or rather lab-made - soda.<br/><br/><strong>"Not bad."</strong>He remarked to himself, grinning slightly and pulling up his connection to JARVIS, Tony's personal computer assistant who he was also allowed to make use of from time to time, even if it tended to irk Tony.<br/><br/><strong>"JARVIS, do you know where Tony's run off to?"</strong>He inquired, and the computerized voice was quick to answer him.<br/><br/><strong>"Tending to a personal matter, Dr. Banner, and unfortunately indisposed at the moment."</strong>The AI explained vaguely, but Bruce didn't bother asking for clarification or elaboration. It was truthfully none of his business. Although if he knew said personal matter was Tony offering Elizabeth a position at the company, he probably would've been a little more invasive with his inquiry.