“It is a downgrade from New Asgard, which is quite the considerable downgrade from Old Asgard, so you can assume I am not particularly pleased to be here, especially because Thor is incredibly fine and now we are all trapped under a dome with the Avengers,” his tone was dripping with annoyance.
“Glad we can come to this agreement, for a fearsome warrior you can be very agreeable sometimes,” Loki smirks, quirking an eyebrow at her. “And yes but we left Asgard to you, did we not –” Loki can’t help but chuckle as she comes to the same conclusion, letting the rest of his sentence hang in the air.
“However, Heimdall has such a loyalty to our people, I do not think he would leave them unprotected. He, like us and my brother, want to see the Asgardians thrive as they once did. It is bad enough we are here on Midgard at all, wallowing in our lesser powers with humans –” Loki scoffed a little bit. Though he couldn’t be all mad, really. He had met some charming ones.
“Oh, Brunnhilde, do not sound so pained. We are here at the end of the world for the Midgardians, we should show them how to properly party – that is like someone who will outlive them a hundred times over.”
“You have not been rewarded for worrying, that is certain,” She said, somewhat teasing at the clear annoyance he held for the downgrade in circumstances that he had received by following after Thor. “I’m sure you’ll never make the mistake of worrying after Thor again, after this.” And there would be an after- Brunnhilde could not, and would not, consider the alternative.
“I like to think so.” The Valkyrie smiled at his remark, as always dubiously charmed by his barbed compliments. “And the feeling is mutual. You are the most agreeable snake I’ve ever met.” She laughed, and laughed louder at the way their thinking converged, for once on the same page and brought together in dark humour about the ridiculous circumstances they’d found themselves in.
It was a relief, actually, to have encountered a friendly face first. It loosened some of the tension in her shoulders, some of the worry she did hold about meeting Thor in this place. Everything was different here, and yet Loki was the same. It was comforting. “If Heimdall does not demonstrate such loyalty and follows me here, I will be first in line to reprimand him.” She said with dark promise, ignoring the rest about whatever problem he foresaw with Asgardians mingling here on Midgard. Really, sometimes she found it unnecessary to listen to everything he said.
Brunnhilde did hear the remark about showing the Midgardians how to party, however, and that prompted a wicked grin like no other. “Ah, one of my finest talents,” She replied. “If you are aware of any parties or are throwing one yourself, Loki, I will be delighted to do just that.”
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