<div class="floatleft">(http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11/117763/2786642-tumblr_mg2iesn3go1qiknbco1_1280.jpg)</div><br/><br/><hr/><br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: arial;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>  Name:</strong> Thor<br/><strong>Location:</strong> Boston<br/><strong>Tags:</strong> Everyone<br/></span></span><hr/>Thor followed orders. He observed the talk from a distance. He was ready at all times to jump in if needed. He wasn't close enough to hear what was being said though. He could only watch. He saw Colossus shift into his metallic form, but that was not enough of a signal to attack. Thor trusted his team members anyway. If anyone could talk him down, Rogue and Havok could. As much as he knew he was capable of diplomatic talk, Thor didn't know the Russian man as well as the others. There was no intense personal connection between Thor and Colossus. Thus Thor was simply an observer, though more out of his own decision than simply following orders.<br/><br/>Then Vision arrived and Thor tensed a little. Things were getting more complicated and he was aware of the connection between Vision and Scarlet Witch. He only hoped that more fights wouldn't break out. Fortunately it seemed liked everything was going to remain calm and the situation might actually be resolved, though there was no real definite proof of that without hearing what was being said. Thor was ready to move in closer to hear what was being said when movement above him caught his attention. Thor took to the skies immediately, gaining potential energy and a height advantage as the sentinels landed. He was fairly sure the robots were too focused on Colossus to notice him anyway.<br/><br/>He rose high into the air and watched as Colossus channeled the power of the Juggernaut. Captain America tried to make the sentinels stand down, but Thor was fairly sure that was never going to happen. He wasn't even sure the sentinels were actually still functioning as tools of the government. In any case Thor didn't care. They were putting the mission in jeopardy and while Thor was an Avenger, he was also not an American. It was time to fight. Time to take out the robots. The first thought to cross his mind was happiness that he was finally facing enemies that he didn't have to hold back with. Enemies he didn't have to worry about killing since they were robots and weren't technically alive. Then he decided against it, worrying that fully unleashing his power would destroy many blocks and potentially injure the others on his team or make Colossus think he was the target. That wouldn't help.<br/><br/>Thor sighed as he realised he would need to hold back again. From his spot high in the air he tilted down into a dive, hammer twirling and then launched forward to increase his speed. He was racing toward the second robot like a bullet from the sky, lightning flashing and thunder booming. His power was clear. All would know of his approach and of the damage he could inflict with a single blow. But his power was focused on taking out the second sentinel.