<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://img2.timeinc.net/ew/dynamic/imgs/110503/Thor_320.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> A little ways offshore from NYC, high in the sky above the ocean<br/><strong>Time:</strong> 5: 42 PM Eastern Time<br/><strong>Tags:</strong> None</span></span><br/><br/>There was still no denying it; hearing a disembodied voice belonging to anyone other than Heimdall was very uncomfortable for Thor. Even if Stark had meant it to be reassuring, his announcement was not at all what Thor had wanted to hear. Certainly, it was good to know that the proper people had been informed of the situation with Loki but not only had Thor just learned that Loki had targeted Jane, but that Stark had planned to go and fetch her himself was even more frustrating. Did he not understand the first thing about propriety? An Asgardian who could not defend his own woman was the ultimate shame and Stark was now doing Thor a great dishonor. It was almost more than he could bear, but the idea that Loki had been the first to make a move helped push Thor's rage onto his adopted brother instead.<br/><br/>Banner's words went in one ear and out the other; the name of that insufferable blond woman stuck momentarily and made Thor grow even more impatient. He had no desire to go back and face her again after both the awkwardness of his departure and of course the shamefully lewd thoughts he had when he was near her. Banner had already left the room before Thor realized he would be better off elsewhere rather than in an area he had already caused so much damage in. Much as he would have preferred to act as an Asgardian, this was not his home and destroying things was not a sign of respect or honor to the Midgardians. Even though Stark certainly wasn't respecting Thor's culture by bringing Jane instead of letting Thor do it himself.<br/><br/>Thor walked through the office to the window and opened it, jumping out and flying upwards with Mjolnir as high up as he could before the chilling air could freeze his still mildly damp body. He needed something to cool his head as it were, the less than ideal welcome he received and the disorganized response to his warnings leaving him severely disappointed. He had to get away from there before he really did lose his temper and destroy something important. The air was filling with electricity and the clouds darkened just off the coast of New York, which would prevent the city proper from being affected. He had to let his rage out, whether or not Loki would see it and understand. This was Thor's declaration of war against his former kin, Thor's thunderous roar storming across the seaboard. In perhaps an overly dramatic homage to Star Trek's William Shatner, Thor bellowed,<strong>"LOOOKIIIII!!"</strong>as if the trickster would hear him.<br/><br/>He hoped Stark wouldn't take long to bring Jane to the tower. It would be too awkward to sit and wait for them there, he couldn't possibly keep his tongue silent if he had to watch her walk in alongside Stark. Thor would wait for them to arrive and return when Jane was alone. It wasn't ideal of course, because Thor really could have used a nice hot shower right about then, but being an Asgardian in the mortal world was like living in a house of glass. It worried him, how he could have a successful relationship with Jane knowing he could accidentally hurt her so easily. Not to mention all the danger he presented by being the next in line for the throne of Asgard which made him a target for villains like Loki.<br/><br/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;"><strong>...continued in Stark Tower - War Room</strong></span></div>