Thread: Building Bridges(Avengers) Moon/church

Loki blinked, uncomprehending of Tony's explanation. what in the hell was a reindeer? obviously it was something used in conjunction with a game of some sort, and it must have horns... but that was about all he could suss from that particular statement. i was not speaking of the green man. i was speaking of my brother. the green man is highly intelligent, Thor is not. Loki stated with a sniff. i desired soup. Loki stated. it said to boil water, and place the noodles once the water was boiling. since there was no fire, and i knew that microwaves could boil water, it simply made sense to me. he admitted with a shrug. Jarvis is the mechanical man? Loki asked curiously. the one with no form? he asked before frowning, confused. blood type? oh, the funny little letters. no, Jotun and Aeser do not have 'blood type' so to speak. we are always O, universal donors. he admitted. though, i am uncertain what would happen if you where to inject a human with the blood of a Jotun or an Aeser. he admitted. yes that, it smells very good. Loki admitted, trying to peer into the cup from where he was laying down. he actually cringed, and flinched when Bruce spoke though, clearly his actions weighed very heavily on him, even if he wasn't really responsible for his own actions. i did everything i could to make it stop... Loki admitted softly. i... i made it as public as possible... the Voice... it couldn't override my natural tendencies to... show off. the more i pushed into showing off, the easier it was for you to find me... he admitted softly. it took every ounce of Willpower... i even gave you clues, as best i could... thankfully you where smart enough to look through the madness to glean in on the clues, garbled as they where... honestly, i had hoped you would kill me. he admitted softly. anything was better than The Voice... he muttered, curious about his blood work, but too tired to care to ask. Loki's blood was very odd. not only was there the promised three times as many red blood cells, but there was also three times the amount of white. it was much thicker, though that seamed to be normal. there where also odd little shapes that seamed to be normal, considering how much of it there was. either that or Loki had a very severe case of some sort of blood poisoning. it's an insulator. Loki explained. Jotunheimer is about -150 on a warm day. it keeps our blood from freezing, or boiling should we end up in Muspelheim, which could get up to 150 on a cold day. he admitted with a chuckle. you will find my organs to be twice as thick as yours, with three, or even four times as many blood vessels in separate 'layers' of my outer, and inner organ walls. he let Tony test his eyes and blinked the spots out of his eyes. he accepted the water happily, pouting at th cup of black sludge that Tony called Coffee, but allowed himself to be taken upstairs to sleep. he was so tired he almost couldn't walk himself there. he was asleep the second he collapsed onto the bed, looking frail... and beautiful. as thin, pale, and bruised as he was, Loki still had that unearthly 'i'm a god, worship me' look about him. he slept through the rest of the night, exaughsted and wok up in the morning looking a sight better than he had last night. he was still pale, still too thin, and much too pretty, but most of the bruising was gone, and he didn't look so ungodly TIRED. in fact, he was very curious, and so when Tony woke up in the morning, Jarvis informed him that Loki was doing something odd with the refrigerator. when Tony got there, he would see Loki opening and closing the door at varying speeds, no doubt trying to figure out if the little light was ALWAYS on, and if not, how it was turned on. ...how the hell does this thing DO that?! Loki demanded, opening the fridge just enough to see that the inside was dark, before yanking it open and making an exasperated noise when he failed to understand why the light had turned on.