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Has anyone other than myself wondered if on the way to retrieve the Human Torch's remains if Namor and Buck discussed the subject of Steve's body being under watch in Atlantis?
I came up with an idea based on a theory I had metioned here shortly after the death of Cap.
Picture this:
Bucky returns to his Brooklyn home only to sense and see the outline of a person in the darkened room. Going onto defensive mode he rushes the shadowy figure only to have it leap out of his path. Suddenly the lights come on and standing in front of him is his old Invaders ally Namor the Sub Mariner.
Asking why he has come, he says he needs to take the new Captain America with him to Atlantis for something has come up that he feels needs Buck's attention.
Going to a nearby alley the two climb aboard Namor's craft which was most recently used by the two on their quest in China.As the are cutting through the depths, Namor explains how Steve was never Buried in the National cemetary, but that The Avengers had turned his casket over to Namor in the gesture of returning him to the waters which they had retrieved him from those many years before.
Upon arrival in an enclosed air and pressurized area Namor explains to Bucky looking at the glass casket of Steve Rogers that the guards had recently noticed changes in Steve's wounds. They had been slowly healing. Namor recounts to Bucky how Steve had told him some time back that while on their failed mission he and Bucky had both been blown up with the drone plane. After Steve had hit the water, he wanted to search for his partner but his wounds were so severe he lapsed into unconciousness only to find himself awakened several decades later.
Namor surmises to Bucky that it seems that once again the super soldier serum along with the frigid waters had been healing Rogers wounds while in this deathlike state. Looking upon the figure of his former partner, he can see that he is breathing and it's only a matter of time before he awakens.
Well, what do you think?
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