<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://deskofbrian.com/wp-content/uploads/Robert-Downey-Jr-Chris-Hemsworth-Thor-Iron-Man-Avengers-trailer.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> Stark Tower War Room<br/><strong>Time:</strong> 6:44 pm<br/><strong>Tags:</strong> Tony Stark, Jane Foster, Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanoff </span></span><br/><br/><em>It's about damned time</em>, Thor thought as Captain America entered without warning. Out of all the Avengers, he was the one Thor had the most respect for, a man who stood for principles that he agreed with, a man who only fought for the sake of preserving peace-a quality his father Odin had wished to instill in Thor and had taught him to do by his temporary exile. The Black Widow entered then, in an outfit quite different from her black bodysuit that befitted combat. Jane might have taken a leaf out of her fashion booklet, he thought distractedly for a moment before turning his attention to Stark's presentation. Whatever was keeping Banner away did not appear to be of any great concern to the rest of them and Thor had a feeling whatever Stark was about to show them was something Banner was heavily involved in anyway.<br/><br/>He didn't quite understand the idea of the space station, having not needed such a thing for travel until recently. But he did know that what Stark said was true, and it was only because they were fortunate enough to have kept the Bifrost out of Loki's hands that the ultimate weapon for ripping apart whole worlds was not able to be turned against them. What had destroyed half of Jotunheim could easily destroy not just Earth, but every moon and planet in the galaxy, inhabited or not. And Loki's mindset was certainly capable of feeling like 'If I can't have it, no one will'.<br/><br/>But his expression turned to one of bemusement at the sight of the suits Stark had shown. Was he serious? It was obvious that the two mortals Widow and Hawkeye could benefit from such things, but to suggest that the Mighty Thor wear such a thing? Had Stark forgotten that Thor had crushed a piece of his arm covering like an empty aluminum can during their initial skirmish? He found it hard to believe it could be anything but a burden to have to don that metal suit.<br/><br/>He frowned slightly when Stark turned to Jane again-clearly he was expecting quite a lot from her as she was likely the only one who could do what he was asking, if a genius like Stark couldn't do it himself. That meant little time to be with Jane, even if it was for the sake of stopping Loki again. Was this what it meant to be a King? To sacrifice so much for the sake of others? His father never seemed to have that problem...but then again, this was wartime. If he could just end this, he could return and have a peaceful reign where he would not have to ignore the ones he loved. Loki would have to be stopped-permanently, it seemed, if Thor was ever going to be able to know a moment's peace from now on.