Thor, son of Odin (
mjolnir_retriever) wrote in
milliways_bar2017-11-08 09:56 pm
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potentially resizing plot
Thor chatting idly with Bar, Mjölnir set on the ground nearby, while he looks out amusedly across the bar.
He's often one of the larger people in a room. But today, it seems, that's more true than usual.
[OOC: Thor is not transformed, nor going to be. But kid-shaped people are welcome to come talk to him if they like!]
He's often one of the larger people in a room. But today, it seems, that's more true than usual.
[OOC: Thor is not transformed, nor going to be. But kid-shaped people are welcome to come talk to him if they like!]

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Or, you know. Closer to it than she would while sitting, small as she is just now.
"Thor."
Beat.
"You are not tiny. That is good."
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"I am not," he agrees, amused.
"But you, my friend, are like one of your students."
Probably less breakable, though.
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"It is not the same."
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"On your team of Little League?"
He didn't think so, but maybe he's less good at human ages than he thought? It's definitely possible.
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She blinks.
"The youngest on the team are thirteen. Now."
Thor can be forgiven, probably, because X's appearance doesn't age. He can have no way of knowing how much time has passed for her in her own world.
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Well, okay!
"Has it been so long, or were they so old when I met them?"
It's not a big deal, but now he wants to know for a reference point against all the humans he runs into here. He already knows that both time and aging don't work for them the same ways as for Asgardians.
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"It has been years."
A pause.
"I do not age. Much."
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Anyway: huh.
Weird!
"Much less, for me," he supplies.
"A difference of Milliways, rather than one between our realms."
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"I am bad at keeping track."
She tilts her head a little, studying him intently.
"You are okay? And your world."
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"I'm well enough."
This is the part where his mun has to decide how this thread fits into Millitime, tra la.
"And Asgard, as it has been. I have been here some time. While I am, the time there doesn't progress in any case."
It's handy! At least sometimes.
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"It is because Loki is here. That you stay."
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He makes no apology for this. (Or for much else, to be honest. But definitely not for this.) Still, his body language and mood is a little heavier now.
"For now."
Maybe not for too much longer. Camping out indefinitely here, cut off from everyone at Asgard as if all this were entirely separate, is not ideal. It isn't his longer-term plan, and never has been. That's not what brothers against the world means. But in the very short term, it seemed the best course.
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She shifts position, using her weight and her hands on the bar to slide her stool a little closer to Thor's.
Then she leans against him, a small weight, even with her adamantium claws. Smaller now because of her child's size.
"Eventually. I do not know if he will be okay. I know he is not. Yet."
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That's... to both. Quiet, and heavy.
He leans back, just a careful little. She's so tiny, right now. But she's always tiny next to him; that's not what matters.
"I must return too. For many reasons. But I would have him be as well as I can."
He would have him be wholly well, wholly okay, wholly happy, Thor's brother back again without any of this bitterness and betrayal between them. Unlikelihood -- impossibility -- doesn't change the wishing.
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It's a promise.
"I like him. Even though he is confusing. A lot."
She turns a bit, moving to give Thor a side-armed hug. Quickly.
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"He is."
It's so, so true.
But he's glad. He's glad she likes him. His friends should like Loki; Loki should have noble and steadfast friends here, and everywhere, as he has them at home.
"Thank you, X."
"How are you, my friend?"
Besides tiny?
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She exhales, very quietly.
"I do not feel like killing people. Back home."
And someone would think they could take advantage of her new, smaller size. She knows it.
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And there's a new person at the Bar! Or at least someone Steven doesn't know! He rolls up to a stool, dissipates in a sparkle that looks a bit like scattering butterflies, and jumps up on to the seat next to the (very large) stranger. He looks up (and up, wow this person is really big), grinning. " Hi! I'm Steven! Are you getting ice cream too?"
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Because Thor is Thor, it's a very genial kind of interest, and he grins back readily at Steven's introduction. "Hello, Steven. I'm Thor. I wasn't, but perhaps I should. What kind do you recommend?"
Thor likes new food tips! He's had ice cream a few times, and liked it, but only a few.
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" Chocolate Blueberry Durian Douple Scoop! With Sprinkles!"
Ta da! There it is! " The ice cream doesn't have the right smell really, but I like it a lot!" That people should of course get ice cream is just self evident, right?
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With two spoons. Well, okay, sure, that's an indication! It's teeny for a platter, but Steven is a kid. And possibly human? Unclear so far, though the power indicates maybe not.
Thor has a spoonful, gravely. (Avoiding the sprinkles as much as polite. He doesn't hate them or anything, but he doesn't really see the point in crunchy wax. Though these ones are at least extremely colorful!)
"I like it," he proclaims, with the definite stamp of An Odinson's Judgment Passed.
Actually, the crunchy wax bits are kinda spicy, which at least makes them more interesting inexplicable crunchy wax pieces! So that's cool. (The spiciness is artificial coloring. They will not taste spicy to human tastebuds.)
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Assuming it's the same Pearl, and all. But she definitely seemed the type -- and, you know, species -- to not properly understand food. (Poor thing. Food is awesome!)
The question is one to think over seriously, though.
...But not for too long. Thor's a decisive man. "Mocha," he announces.
He hasn't had too many flavors of ice cream, but Bar did eventually make sure he knew about this particular coffee variant. He approves.
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"And can we have a mocha please, Monsieurette Bar?" Steven's never sure where to look with her. He ends up sort of waving at space.
...There is a pause.
And then two cups of mocha, one fairly large and one very, very , very child-sized , appear.
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Anyway, thanks, Bar! He has a swig.
Admittedly, it is better with -- hey, thanks again, Bar! (This thought process occurs as he sets the mug back down, and its level of liquid nudges up very slightly, as if perhaps someone had magically teleported a shot of rum in.)
"It's coffee and chocolate. A drink of Earth."
Steven's is probably mostly chocolate.