Steve could only chuckle at that, shaking his head a little. "sure he would! he'd be on your counsel so that means that he'd be helping rule the world." James chirped, Natasha giggling her agreement. "don't let him die Clint. i want his death to be brutal and painful." Steve warned, smirking viciously. "feel free to practice on him for a while if you like. i'd suggest killing and reviving nerves." very, brutally painful.
"shh Tony, it's okay." James promised. "just calm down, the calmer you are, the less your wolf will fight." he promised, laying the other on the bed next to Bruce, who was turning faintly gray at the sight of Tony. "Stay in control Bruce!" James snapped, wrapping a Tourniquet around Tony's arm. "James! what are you doing?!" "shut up!" James snapped. "let me work! i've had to do this for Stevie a number of times." he admitted. "and he's done it for me and others of the pack. i know what i'm doing!" he snapped, picking up a clean scalpel that Bruce had been about to use on his new test subject and carefully cut Tony's arm, opening the vein, letting the poison, a good portion of it, bleed out. then he cut his own arm and held it to Tony's lips. "drink, Tony. the fresh influx of werewolf poison will help you flush out the vampire poison." he assured the other. "drink." he ordered again, keeping a close eye on Tony's bleeding arm. "stitch him up." he ordered Bruce, who jumped at the chance to help, checking the bleeding, trying to see what James had been looking for before staunching the bloodflow and stitching the cut and the fang marks closed while James carefully fed Tony his own blood. uncaring that the school Healer was already there and taking notes, as was Frigga. neither had seen this method before and it was clear to see from Tony's coloring that it was working. "he's still going to be very sick." James warned, gently laying Tony down, making sure he was resting in a half sitting position so he could breath even when he got some fluid in his lungs. "but he won't be at risk for death now." James admitted, Bruce nodding as he finished the stitches and carefully released the tourniquet.