<hr/><div class="floatright">(http://filmcreature.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/MTV_Thor.jpg)</div><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 13pt;"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: georgia;"><strong>Name:</strong> Thor Odinson<br/><strong>Title:</strong> God of Thunder<br/><strong>Location:</strong> Manhattan - Approaching Stark Tower<br/><strong>Time:</strong> 5: 26 PM Eastern Time<br/><strong>Tags:</strong>Everyone in Stark Tower</span></span><br/><br/>Thor had sneezed several times on his way to Stark Tower-unfamiliar with the human superstition that such a thing happens when one is spoken about, he thought nothing of it and simply continued his rapid flight across the Central and Eastern United States as he followed the directions given to him and traveled according to the freeway signs he passed. It had been several hours getting from one end of the country to the other but he was finally getting close, and it was only just barely starting to get dark, for which he was thankful. Their great battle against the Chitauri forces had been during daylight and based on his observation of the terrain around there, flying at his speeds around those enormous edifices with only minimal lighting would have been extremely problematic. Luckily he could still see their outlines glinting as he soared above the rooftops and peeled his eyes for that distinctive font that Stark Tower had its insignia printed in.<br/><br/>Thor couldn't hide a grin as he finally spotted it, eager not only to sound the alarm that his brother was back up to no good, but also to see his comrades again. It was interesting that in the short time he'd known them, he'd felt as deep a camaraderie with them as he had with the Warriors Three and Sif. Perhaps because they'd been his allies in the fiercest battle he'd ever been a part of. He wondered how they would react to his presence there, knowing it could only mean bad news-and being right about it. Still, there was no time to lose.<br/><br/>He landed gently on the roof, knowing that anyone he would actually recognize had to be on one of the upper floors, not the bottom level. He didn't understand elevators so he tried a door up there. The knob wouldn't turn so he tried to rip it off. Instead he felt a tiny jolt of electricity that would have fried a normal person if they didn't let go immediately.<strong>"Is this some kind of joke, Stark?"</strong>Thor shouted, feeling insulted that the God of Thunder was being mocked with such a pathetic imitation of his power. Now feeling impatient and a bit jet-lagged after hours of non-stop flying, Thor bashed the door down with Mjolnir and heard a terrible din; the security alarm had gone off. Thor understood the meaning of the situation but did not expect this as he was supposed to be the ally of these people. And who but he or someone with a flying suit like Stark himself would be able to get up on the roof in the first place?<br/><br/>Unafraid of whatever else might be put in his path, Thor marched down the stairs, his sense of urgency only heightened by the sound of the alarms. He only hoped some mortal security guard like those SHIELD agents he had beaten the crap out of trying to get Mjolnir back during his exile wouldn't get too careless and attack him, or they might get hurt worse now that Thor wasn't lacking his demigod-like strength.<strong>"Stark! Fury! Can anybody hear me?! I must speak to you urgently!"</strong>he called as he heard his own voice echo off the walls of the stairwell, not reaching anywhere due to the acoustics. He broke down the next door standing in his way, not knowing where in the Tower he was, but now able to shout and have his voice heard loud and clear by anyone on that floor.<br/><strong><br/>"The Mighty Thor demands your attention!"</strong>he was now starting to resent the lack of greeting he received.<strong>"Answer me, someone, damn it all!"</strong>he raised Mjolnir above his head and, in a controlled burst, managed to strike the floor in such a way that the entire tower would feel it, but no structural damage would be caused. There was no way anyone could ignore his presence any longer.