Thor Odinson (
rebuildyourruins) wrote in
driftfleet2018-06-30 09:24 pm
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Who: Thor and Loki
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Action: somewhere on Drade
When: now
[There's only so long Thor can stand a mutinous silence. Even if he's the one who started it. A part of him had been hoping that Loki would come to his senses and come talk to him about their confrontation. After so many attempts to reach out over the years, Thor's been burned many times and a certain exhaustion with it settled into his bones. But that had been before Hela, before Sakaar. Before Ragnarok. Regardless of how maddening his brother can be, this endless frustration needs to stop.
Only a visit to the First Breath finds Loki absent. Really, he should have expected that. New system and all. It wouldn't surprise him if Loki had his feet kicked up in one of the theatres with a drink in hand.
He tries calling Loki instead. No good. Well, if he's at the theatre, he won't respond. It's only later when another call fails to connect that Thor starts to worry. Surely he wasn't being ignored that thoroughly. (Wouldn't be the first time.) A few random enquiries in the market square later finally turns up an answer: "Oh, that shady looking guy with the dirty hair? He took a ship off north. Heard there's some good treasure in the mists, the maniac."
Thor takes a few seconds to curse before sprinting back through the markets, stopping only to buy two masks. Who knows if Loki already has one; Thor will gladly throw a spare at his head just to make a point. A few (admittedly stupid) ventures into the mists himself without a mask had already taught Thor that he shouldn't have scoffed at the tales the locals tell.
He grabs his shuttle and sets off for the island: small, isolated, half-sunken below the mist line.]
Broadcast: no
Action: somewhere on Drade
When: now
[There's only so long Thor can stand a mutinous silence. Even if he's the one who started it. A part of him had been hoping that Loki would come to his senses and come talk to him about their confrontation. After so many attempts to reach out over the years, Thor's been burned many times and a certain exhaustion with it settled into his bones. But that had been before Hela, before Sakaar. Before Ragnarok. Regardless of how maddening his brother can be, this endless frustration needs to stop.
Only a visit to the First Breath finds Loki absent. Really, he should have expected that. New system and all. It wouldn't surprise him if Loki had his feet kicked up in one of the theatres with a drink in hand.
He tries calling Loki instead. No good. Well, if he's at the theatre, he won't respond. It's only later when another call fails to connect that Thor starts to worry. Surely he wasn't being ignored that thoroughly. (Wouldn't be the first time.) A few random enquiries in the market square later finally turns up an answer: "Oh, that shady looking guy with the dirty hair? He took a ship off north. Heard there's some good treasure in the mists, the maniac."
Thor takes a few seconds to curse before sprinting back through the markets, stopping only to buy two masks. Who knows if Loki already has one; Thor will gladly throw a spare at his head just to make a point. A few (admittedly stupid) ventures into the mists himself without a mask had already taught Thor that he shouldn't have scoffed at the tales the locals tell.
He grabs his shuttle and sets off for the island: small, isolated, half-sunken below the mist line.]

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It's not supposed. Grief doesn't go away. And rarely does it get easier.
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As he watches Loki, he knows that for a fact. His being alive again doesn't fully negate the grief Thor had felt those times he thought his brother dead.]
No, it doesn't. It just has to be worked past when there are other things to be done.
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[ Loki never had the ability to set things aside. They just consumed him. ]
I didn't mean to make you mourn.
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Well, it happened.
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Yes, so you've said. I just . . . didn't think you would.
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I did, both times. And I would again, only I don't want to test that. I can't.
[The very idea freezes his insides. Thor pushes the empty glass away, recalling what he'd said to Katara.]
I don't expect you to tell me everything you do, Loki. [He's fairly sure that would drive them both insane in short order. And trust is not in bountiful supply.] But when it comes to something like the Marsiva, I want to know. ...I'd prefer it.
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I know. I know that.
[ A quiet exhale, as he fidgets with the glass. ]
I suppose I am still chasing Odin's approval. Not that it'll ever come, but I need to know that someday, something inside me will be fixed. I have to believe that.
[ A bitter smile. ]
I don't want to be like this forever.
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Forever is a long time. If you keep trying, I don't think you will be.
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Perhaps.
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Speaking of forever, I think the sun is starting to come up.
[The darkness outside is definitely growing lighter.]
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Make it go away.
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Sure, I'll go beat it back below the horizon. [Shaking his head, he taps Loki's glass with a finger.] No, time to finish I think.
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No, I don't want to.
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I wouldn't mind. But I also don't want to move.
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[This has no right being as funny as it is. Thor turns to the waiter who's been hovering near them all night, raising two fingers.]
You heard him! Another round of tribute.
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[ Loki nods drunkenly before slumping back on the table. ]
This is my bar now.
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You're slacking. I haven't seen a single pair of horns in here.
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Now everyone has horned helmets on. ]
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Mine.
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[It all seems perfectly valid right now. Thor fetches up his own glass and takes a large sip.]
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[Because Thor has just been charging all his drinks to his room, and somewhere in a hazy corner of his mind he thinks this might look ugly on his final bill. Maybe.]
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