Here's the thing: you KNOW Thor, though. Which means that you've been involved in the kind of thing where someone might, hypothetically, meet an actual god or a being that's narsty enough for people to think he's a god.
And not only that, but your takeaway was 'he's a nice guy'.
Yeah, that's like the one area of weird I've got zero knowledge of. You want vampires, werewolves, wizards, I'm right there with you. You hit aliens and you're over my head.
Okay, I said I was doing this thing? I'll do the thing. I'll press the button and as long as I don't actually end up in the World Without Shrimp, we'll figure out where to meet.
Though I'm gonna point out that you won't talk to me on a thing that you hit the 'TRANSPORT' button on.
Point two, 'McAran Industries' is written on said tower.
Unspoken point three: the attendant at the front desk that he'd been talking to looked like she wanted to climb him like a tree and he really really wanted to leave soon.
[ It didn't take Steve long to find the place. It didn't even take too long for him to somewhat tentatively make his way in, looking around as he did. Then he looked kind of like he wanted to leave, too.
The guy was ridiculously attractive and noticing that was pretty novel, but there was also the matter of him looking like he was about to be climbed. He hesitated a second or two and then: ]
[ He's not TRYING to be devastatingly gorgeous at Steve like a punch to the libido. It's just that it's a Genuine Smile from him, because oh thank goodness, get him out of there. ]
Nope! No interruption here. Nothing at all. I'm glad to see you, as a matter of fact. And...
[ Quick glance. ]
Julie here was very helpful explaining things, but I think I'm all full up on explanations for the moment. It's time to explore, am I right?
Steve felt bad for the guy, he really did. Yeah, that smile made Steve a little weak in the knees, which was pretty bewildering, but he looked so desperate for an escape. >
"Yeah, Steve. Come on, let's get out of here."
He was already walking, giving Julie a little wave and frown as he moved out the door and picked a random direction. Just turned and walked.
"Sorry about that" Because it was his fault, clearly. "You all right?"
Yeah, Thomas gave him a very skeptical look on that apology because--
"Not exactly your fault, man. But the save is very much appreciated." He waved off the question of whether he was all right.
"And yeah, I'm good. She just fell to it way quicker than most people. I'm not even dressed up."
And he wasn't. He was wearing a pair of worn and faded jeans, a t-shirt with a Star Wars joke on it, and his hair was the picture they'd put beside an entry for 'bedhead', though on him, it definitely tended closer to 'sexhair' even if the former was more accurate than the latter.
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And I always do!
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But I'm curious about Option A. Do you mean 'nice' guy or nice guy?
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I don't mean it sarcastically. Nice might not be the right word, but he's a good person
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Know a lot of Norse gods do you?
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No, just those two. The good guy's Thor.
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Seriously Thor.
Real deal THOR.
Okay, who are you?
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...Steve.
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Thomas.
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Nice to meet you.
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And not only that, but your takeaway was 'he's a nice guy'.
I can do the metaphorical math here, chum.
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Still weird, but not that kind of weird.
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Who's asking and why?
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Though I'm gonna point out that you won't talk to me on a thing that you hit the 'TRANSPORT' button on.
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Tell me where you are once you arrive and I'll find you. Or come find me.
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THERE ARE FLYING CARS. WHY DIDN'T YOU TELL ME THERE WERE FLYING CARS.
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Describe where you are or give me an address or something..
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Point two, 'McAran Industries' is written on said tower.
Unspoken point three: the attendant at the front desk that he'd been talking to looked like she wanted to climb him like a tree and he really really wanted to leave soon.
Action!
The guy was ridiculously attractive and noticing that was pretty novel, but there was also the matter of him looking like he was about to be climbed. He hesitated a second or two and then: ]
Thomas? Yeah, I'm Steve. Am I interrupting?
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Nope! No interruption here. Nothing at all. I'm glad to see you, as a matter of fact. And...
[ Quick glance. ]
Julie here was very helpful explaining things, but I think I'm all full up on explanations for the moment. It's time to explore, am I right?
[ He didn't even wait. ]
I'm right. Lead the way, Steve?
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"Yeah, Steve. Come on, let's get out of here."
He was already walking, giving Julie a little wave and frown as he moved out the door and picked a random direction. Just turned and walked.
"Sorry about that" Because it was his fault, clearly. "You all right?"
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"Not exactly your fault, man. But the save is very much appreciated." He waved off the question of whether he was all right.
"And yeah, I'm good. She just fell to it way quicker than most people. I'm not even dressed up."
And he wasn't. He was wearing a pair of worn and faded jeans, a t-shirt with a Star Wars joke on it, and his hair was the picture they'd put beside an entry for 'bedhead', though on him, it definitely tended closer to 'sexhair' even if the former was more accurate than the latter.
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