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Who: Thor + others
Broadcast: no
Action: the Blue Fish
When: November 10th

[Timing is everything. That fact is something Thor has come to appreciate during the last few years, due to various close calls and missed opportunities. The timing involved in his sudden abduction into the Marsiva and theft of his hammer is a point he would argue with whoever was responsible. Loudly. Except there was no one around, and so he instead applied himself to trying break his way out of the hospitality deck. Several large dents but no real progress later, he's getting frustrated. He decides, quite reasonably, that he has to go with extra force, and so prepares for a running start.

Of course this is the exact moment the Atroma decide to teleport him onto the Blue Fish. Timing, y'know?

The end result is Thor is caught mid-run, slams right into a pilot console (don't worry, it's fine), and goes down with an aggravated yell. A burst of confetti flutters down around him. If that wasn't loud enough to draw attention from anyone in the ship, he's up within a few seconds, and shouting at the roof.]

Stop moving me around and show yourself, you cowards!

[If anyone's game to explain the situation to angry armored guy in a cape trying to start a fight with the Atroma, now's the time.

Later on, once he's sufficiently calmed down, Thor can be found looking through the rest of the ship, checking out all of the rooms and the damage sustained in the crash. He also makes a point to climb up the outside of the ship and survey the landscape... that's a lot of red forest out there.]

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Entertainment? [Frankly, Thor doesn't see the entertainment value in this. The continued absence of Mjolnir is reminder enough of that.] They have no right to do such a thing.

And did you say cannibals?

[Because that is a point that seems like it shouldn't glossed over.]

They don't care about all that, they must have seen something in you.

Unfortunately, yes. I wouldn't advise going outside alone.

Well I care about it, and they will answer for it before this is done.

[He's not going to let it go. At the confirmation of cannibals existing, Thor crosses his arms with a disgruntled expression. He has dealt with a lot of monstrous creatures in his time, and cannibals... well, they aren't near the top of the list, but it's a heinous concept nonetheless.]

They can't be ignored, and I would know what this world looks like.

[He'll go outside. Just watch.]

By all means, go out and survey the land. I'll simply have to accompany you.

[ It's out of the goodness of his heart, although Thor is very pretty, he also has that going for him. ]

It's not a particularly cheery one, by all accounts.

[At least Dorian isn't intending to bar his way, which is good enough for Thor. He casts about until he finds the doorway, and strides off in that direction.]

There are many realms that aren't cheerful to look at, but it is still best to see it for yourself.

[After a moment he turns back to look at Dorian.]

You said this ship crashed here. What happened?

[ He's going to follow Thor through the halls until he happens to ask for directions. If not, well. He's here anyway. Thor's a big boy, he can make his own decisions. ]

We were attacked once we were close to the planet. Some of the other ships managed to strafe the fire, but all of us were not so lucky. All things considered, the crash wasn't fatal.

[Thankfully, Thor isn't a stranger to spaceships. He thinks (thinks) he can figure out the general layout. All corridors lead to somewhere. His brow furrows at Dorian's explanation; this was a more complicated situation than he had been expecting.

Not that he had known what to expect on the Marsiva.]

Then there are others still in orbit? [That's more promising.] And I suppose that's lucky for us, not these cannibals.

[Forgive him if he's not feeling that lucky yet.]