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justakidfrombrklyn) wrote2014-04-13 11:41 pm
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At the door of Stark Tower
He doesn't really have a phone anymore, at least not one that isn't a burner on the end of it's life, and that phone never had the number he needed in it, so he didn't call ahead. Instead, he's just there, heading for the front desk to see if perhaps, just maybe, he has a friend here. Or at least an ally.
"Steve Rogers for Tony Stark, please?"
"Steve Rogers for Tony Stark, please?"
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"I'm not giving him anything. I'm just saying that our information is a little on the low side for taking any serious actions."
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"Fine then, but you're coming with me," Tony says, and grabs the back of Loki's coat, before rising a couple feet on his repulsors. He'd be lying if he said the startled yelp from Loki was anything but satisfying.
"Want a lift, Cap?"
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"I'll take the elevator. But don't attack him before we get to talk to him a little more."
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And then Tony takes off, back up to his landing pad/balcony, grinning behind the mask despite the fact of Loki - fucking Loki - in his hand. There's nothing like flying.
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"You know, this isn't too different from being dragged off by my brother." Saying it out loud will give him a chance to gauge Stark's reaction to a mention of Thor.
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"JARVIS, you'll tell me if Tony does something stupid up there, right?"
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The lift is already moving, of course, but it's a matter of courtesy to ask.
Tony snorts at Loki's comment as he lands, and sort-of frog-marches the (for now) unresisting little villain (he definitely seems smaller; slightly shorter, narrower shoulders, though the coat and armour make it hard to tell) into his penthouse.
"Have a seat," he says, pushing Loki towards the couch. It's not a suggestion.
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Because he'd very much like to make sure there isn't a cross-universal, cross-dimensional incident.
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"Oh hey Cap, what kept you?" Tony calls, grinning just a little under the mask, from where he's keeping a close eye on Loki.
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"Can you put the face shield up, Tony? It's weird talking with you like that."
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It's an idle observation, but an important one; the Tony Stark of Loki's own universe has bright, unmistakeable blue.
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"So. You're here. And you haven't left yet. So that means we need to talk."
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"Buffy references, really Hornboy?"
'Reindeer Games' just doesn't seem to work with the little tiara instead of the big, horny helmet.
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"I was always rather impressed with the accuracy of some of the references in that television programme," Loki replies. "Believe it or not, the universe without shrimp is written of, and I had some free time, so I figured, why not? It surely beats some of my other options."
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"If you check out Buffy, don't forget Angel, and the comic books too," Loki says. "Unless those didn't happen here?" he asks, glancing at Stark for an answer.
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"I'll keep it in mind. But" and now he's giving Loki the firm look "I'd really like to know what you're doing here of all places."
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He pauses for a moment, and licks his lips.
"Or someone did something recently to disrupt time and space around this particular iteration of this tower, in which case I probably should have used a different anchor."
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