Writer. Fangirl. Renaissance woman. ----- -- Feel free to send me prompts/requests for gifsets, drabbles, oneshots, or whatever. I can do pretty much any ship, but I prefer thorki, halric and stony. Really any Avengers ship is fine.
Loki chances on a Starbucks on a rainy morning and meets a barista worthy of a Calvin Klein photoshoot. Maybe a dozen. He's nice, charming, able to read Loki within five seconds of seeing him. They instantly connect.
Loki just has one problem--he's married.
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This is what happens when I think about coffee shop AUs. And soulmates.
another superfamily sketch, sigh. stupid steve's face and who needs backgrounds? |(
anyways, family outing to a water park. peter is covered in floaties (tony has extra in his man purse that is a bag, not a purse). tony is pointing out how the structures of the water slides could not possibly be safe ("Look, Spangles, that piece of metal right there is corroding. This is not safe. This isn't even up to code. I said we could build Pete his own water slide, Steve!") and steve is just 'mhmm, you're right, totally right, yup" because this is what happens every time they go somewhere public.
in case anyone was wondering, peter's floaties say "do not remove" "do not touch unless drowning" and "you will be sued" (tony makes steve look like a pansy parent when they go places with *gasp* other children around)
"Just because you're Drift compatible doesn't mean you're safe. Loki reacted to the Drift. Looks like there's some things even his subconscious doesn't want you to know."
Pacific Rim/Avengers crossover is my newest obsession. <3
Thor and Loki's Jaeger is totally called the Thunderfrost btw. Just sayin.
Loki was sprawled out on the sofa, eyes in a blank stare. The TV reflected in his irises, showing microscopic, warped versions of what was on the screen. The lighting made him look ghostly, but Thor had always thought it was a good look for him. Loki was the moon to his sun, giving light in the darkness to those who needed it. Or so the story went.
“Here, I brought popcorn,” Thor said, carefully maneuvering onto the couch behind his brother. He slung an arm over Loki’s waist, using the other to prop his head up. Loki leaned into him, but said nothing and made no move for the popcorn. So Thor helped himself.
“If you get butter in my hair, I’ll skin you alive.” There it was, that familiar hiss Thor had grown up with.
He chuckled with cheeks full of popcorn and gave Loki a nuzzle. “I won’t. Promise.”
“Don’t make promises you can’t keep, Odinson,” Loki muttered.
Now that was a particularly sharp retort. “Is something wrong, Loki?”
There was no answer, so he burrowed his face into the back of Loki’s neck, brushing away his hair to nibble on the soft skin. The only noise was the dramatic music playing on the screen. No reaction from Loki. Fine.
“What’s the movie about?” he asked after a moment. There was a handsome man on the screen, obviously confused by who Thor assumed was his girlfriend she screamed at him
“This snob of a woman who thinks herself above everyone has been ensnared by this man who rides those bikes that the Captain rides. He has courted her and they have fallen in love, but her parents don’t approve. So, in retaliation—“ Loki paused, watching as the woman ordered the man out of the house, along with his friends that had come in. There was a small child that didn’t appear to be her offspring, but she was evidently protective of him.
“In retaliation, what?” Thor asked, now engrossed in what was happening on the screen.
“He took her to a bike race with his companions. But his closest friend was killed there when his bike spun out of control. So instead of comforting her lover, this woman hardly bats an eye as he grieves,” Loki snarled.
“You don’t like her,” Thor said with a chuckle, kissing him on the cheek.
Loki quickly shrugged him off. “Your lips are covered in butter and salt.”
“Sorry.” But it was obvious he wasn’t sorry, for he pressed another kiss to Loki’s bare shoulder before returning his attention to the movie. All the while though, he was conscious of Loki’s breathing. The way his breath hitched a little when the woman left the man, swearing never to come back.
Thor even caught the moisture in Loki’s eyes as the man mourned, sobbing in the rain and calling his brother, who could only offer so much. The man was alone in his suffering. Thor held Loki close, gently rubbing his chest to try to ease him. This film was not what he’d envisioned for their night in.
By the end of the movie, Thor was crying too. It was horrible—the woman simply left the man she loved because he wasn’t good enough for her. They never reunited either. She left the city and left him alone to deal with the loss of his only love. Thor wiped his tears as the names started to scroll, not wanting Loki to see him crying.
Instead of their usual post-movie snack, however, Loki rolled over, burying his face into Thor’s chest. Thor soothed him, kissing the top of his head and rubbing his back.
“Promise you won’t leave,” Loki whispered after a long moment, his fingers hooked into Thor’s shirt.
Thor’s brow creased and he hugged Loki tight to him. “I promise—I would never leave you.” Stupid Midgardian cinema was ruining their night. He didn’t know why Loki was so upset, but perhaps it had hit too close to home. “You won’t leave me, right?”
It was supposed to be a rhetorical question, but it ended up hanging there in the silence for much too long. As the seconds ticked by, Loki was quiet.
So Thor answered for him with bile in his throat and a sick twisting in his stomach. “You won’t leave. I know you won’t leave.”
But somewhere deep in his subconscious, he began to prepare.
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Haha, and you thought my OTP challenge was safe from angst.
Anyways, they're supposed to be watching Tres Metros Sobre el Cielo. Since they can understand any language, they're watching a Spanish movie. If you haven't seen 3MSC and you like angst (and that I've already spoiled it for you) then watch it. So good. Also, I watched it like a year ago so I have no idea if what I wrote is even in the right order or anything.
Sunlight warmed the forests of Asgard, sending all of its inhabitants into an exuberant mood. The palace glimmered gold behind them as Thor and Loki rode through the trails, deep in the woods of their realm. They weaved past tree and stone on nimble steeds, much different than the ones they rode to war. A misplaced hoof this deep in the forest could easily sprain an ankle and the trip back home was a day’s ride, but a much longer walk.
Thor gazed over at his brother, admiring the way the sun made his hair shine like an ebony jewel. These forest rides were the only time he could openly stare at Loki so intently, though he was occasionally given a sharp glare from his mother in the dining hall. So perhaps he wasn’t all that subtle in his affections for Loki, but he did not care.
“Have I collected a nest on my head or are you just gawking for no reason?” Loki asked with an edge to his voice. He sat so straight in his saddle—surely he was the envy of every rider in the Nine Realms. Every steed of Loki’s performed better for much longer than any of Thor’s.
A slight blush pinkened Loki’s cheeks, but as he cleared his throat, it vanished again. Ever able to disguise his true emotion. “Take your foolishness elsewhere. “
“Why would I do that? We are alone and the only point of this ride is to get as far from the palace as we are permitted.” He smiled. “A plan to which you agreed.”
“Being tackled in my bedchamber and pestered by you does not count as agreeing,” Loki countered. He reached up, plucking a berry off of a tree as they passed.
“Maybe so, but you did ask me to st—“ He was cut off by a loud snap. His horse reared beneath him, throwing him off balance but not off. That is, until the ground started to slip from beneath them. His steed let out a sharp cry, startling Loki’s mare and sending her rearing up and backing away and off of the narrow trail they had been riding on.
Thinking quickly, Thor leaned forward in his seat, digging his heels in and shouting for his horse to gallop. The stallion charged, barely avoiding the edge that was falling away. There was too much weight. He looked behind him and down the steep ravine behind them, then looked to Loki. His brother stared back wide eyed, his lips parting to shout something.
But it was too late. Thor threw himself backward, landing on the mushy dirt behind him and giving his horse a mighty shove before falling backward. His stallion managed to get up the ridge, but Thor couldn’t find any purchase as he slid down.
The first tree caught him in the arm, the second in the center of his back. He cried out though he didn’t mean to, for the pain was so great he could do nothing to suppress it.
His hips flew over his head as he continued to fall and in the next moment he was on his belly staring up the ravine, though he couldn’t see with all of the dirt in his eyes.
It was the third tree that stopped him, but also the one that connected with his skull. His vision went from blurred to black in an instant and all of the pain vanished in the rest of his body, though he did hear a rush of air leave his throat. But the rest of the world was gone from him, lost to the emptiness that had taken its place.
An eternity passed, then a heartbeat. Then he heard Loki’s voice.
“Thor? Wake up, you fool!”
A smile flickered to the corners of his lips, but he couldn’t complete it for some reason. There was a warmth at his hand.
“Thor, if you can hear me, please, do something.”
Oh, he could hear. But his mouth wasn’t working and his vision was only just beginning to come back. So he took hold of the warmth at his hand, holding tight. It squeezed back and he heard soft noises that sounded like sobbing, but Loki never cried so it would have to be something else.
“You’re a stupid fool,” Loki murmured after a few moments. There was a had at his cheek, easing him as his vision slowly came back. “Never save your foolish steed before yourself, you oaf.”
A quiet chuckle escaped Thor’s lips and he began to rub the side of Loki’s palm with his thumb.
“We’re holding hands,” he slurred, trying to keep the smile on his lips.
“We are doing much more than that,” Loki whispered close to his ear. Thor barely had time to register what was happening before their lips met.
Perhaps a few missteps were good after all.
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He has forgotten how long it takes to clothe himself in armor. Of course, he could use magic, it doesn’t seem quite right. Too easy. Too simple. Besides, buckling each and every clasp by the movements of his own fingers gives this moment some sort of symbolism. But Loki is not foolish enough to think he is free. Not even if he saved Thor’s life, saved his precious Jane, and ended the war would he be free. Odin might allow him to leave this prison, but his brother will not. Thor knows that no matter what good he does, there is always evil. There is always chaos.
We just reported that Robert Downey Jr is in talks with Marvel to return for “The Avengers 2” and “The Avengers 3.” But the actor isn’t even discussing “Iron Man 4,” and we may now know why.
Downey earned somewhere between $50 million and $80 million on “The Avengers,” and has already earned over $35 million for his work on “Iron Man 3,” but his “The Avengers” co-stars aren’t making anything close to that. In fact, most of the actors are being paid around $200,000, far less than they would earn on any other movie.
Chris Evans and Chris Hemsworth received only a $500,000 pay increase for returning for the “Captain America” and “Thor” sequels. And unlike Downey, the actors will earn only $500,000 more if their movies break the $500 million mark at the box office.
Despite having a contract, Hemsworth considered backing out of “Thor 2,” because he earned $5 million working on “Snow White and the Huntsman” and Marvel isn’t offering anywhere near that, despite the fact that “Thor” and “The Avengers” are massive franchises. Scarlett Johansson is also fed up and isn’t willing to take a pay-cut to return for “The Avengers 2.”
Marvel is known for low salaries and replacing any actor who doesn’t accept the company’s way of doing business. In fact, the studio has already threatened to replace Hemsworth. But Marvel doesn’t want to replace Downey at this point and it seems that the actor is using that leverage to fight for his co-stars by threatening not to return for “Iron Man4” and possibly any other Marvel film unless they all get appropriate pay raises.
Source: Deadline
“But Marvel doesn’t want to replace Downey at this point and it seems that the actor is using that leverage to fight for his co-stars by threatening not to return for “Iron Man4” and possibly any other Marvel film unless they all get appropriate pay raises.”
Also omg I haven't checked your blog in awhile and all of a sudden I come back AND YOURE WRITING INCESTUOUS MPREG OMG REMEMBER WHEN YOU WERE WEIRDED OUT BY NON-CANON SLASH AHHHHHH
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