Upon hearing what was expected of him, Loki supposed it wasn’t too much...though still more of an annoyance than anything. He didn’t owe this mortal anything, but it was still better than wandering around aimlessly with no real plan as to where to go or what to do. As the man further explained what would be happening, Loki wondered why he would go through all the trouble of pointing out the problem if he wasn’t going to actually do anything about it? Wouldn’t it be better to help and get some recognition for it?<br/><br/>However, the god wasn’t left with much time to ponder this as the man soon revealed his knowledge of who his shapeshifting companion was. Narrowing his eyes, Loki tried to think if he had met this man before and that was how he knew who he was.<br/><br/>“It’s never a good idea to threaten a god.” He gave as a reply seconds before the elevator doors opened. Still hung up on what had been said, Loki was forced to leave it be for the time being as Stark addressed him. It occurred to him that his ‘friend’ hadn’t exactly given him a name, or really anything useful for that matter. Glancing around at the group of people gathered around, Loki didn’t recognize any of them, but knew they weren’t exactly from around here if the green or grey skin, sentient plant, or bipedal raccoon were anything to go off of.<br/><br/>“What’s going on here?” He asked, eyeing the strangers before turning his gaze back to Tony, waiting for some sort of explanation as well as avoiding the question he himself had been asked. Were they hear because of Thanos as well? Loki knew the Mad Titan was a serious problem the galaxy was facing, but who were these people and why were they here? He supposed the on man who looked more like the Midgardians may have had something to do with it, but even than...