Omake: The Hardest Choice
In the void of space, a throne sits empty. Its King stands by the observer window, donning a metal suit in silence even Death itself would not dare disturb. In a clenched fist entire worlds have trembled before, he grasps his tool. The overwhelming glow of the behemoth sun before him casting the only illumination through the window in this darkened room.

The sun could not hope to match the King's eyes, blazing a fierce orange, but his eyes do not seek the light. Tool in hand he searches in the darkness, fumbles through it, in the sunless lands of where men weep of and fear to go. He is King! And even this most, most hated realm - it must obey! It must!

His search finds nothing.

He sees, but does not find what he seeks. He hears, but hears not the answer he desperately craves. He has tried and tried, screamed at the universe for an answer. He is King! Defender of the Galaxy! And yet...

Thanos, the King of Kings, stands alone in his throne room.

"Did you call for me, father?" a familiar voice inquires, so softly Thanos could barely hear what he craved most. The Titan snaps, ungracefully, toward the source, eyes losing their orange fury and revealing the uncertain pleading beneath.

"... Morpheus..." Thanos whispers, to himself if no one else. He looks upon his beloved child, the darkness of the room hiding Morpheus' detailed features. That is acceptable - Thanos could never forget the beauty of his only son. He can imagine, if only he could hear his son again.

"Yes, father. You have summoned me, so of course I have returned," Thanos' child speaks softly.

Yes... Yes, of course! A King as mighty as Thanos can certainly do something as simple as summon His most loyal and favored servant, Thanos nods with certainty in his power and begins to see his son clearly.

"Morpheus, I wanted to tell you-" Thanos began to say, slowly, ever so slowly, with effort more monumental than bearing the weight of a star. "I wanted you to know-"

Morpheus lifted his finger, a twinkle in his clever son's eyes. "Father, I know. You don't have to tell me!" he beams loudly. Thanos stares wide eyed, frozen still to his core, but his son continues to smile unabated. "We do what we must, Father. Not because we are strong, but..." the cherished child walks to the observer window, his dramatic son gesturing widely to the heavy construction above the star, "...But because we must be strong. For them."

"... For them..." Thanos repeats, his face dazed. He looks out the window, and with Morpheus' guidance, sees the overwhelming light for the first time in hours.

"Yes. Omega Sol, I believe we dubbed it?" his ambitious son reminded Thanos with pride. "As we spread peace and prosperity to this large galaxy, you encountered doomed planets. Failed ecosystems, unstable geologies, dying suns - and you, Father, would not stand this injustice. Not while you lived," Morpheus reminded to the captive Thanos, who stared with blank eyes at the construction below. "So you ordered a new home - an entire dyson shell - to be constructed. That those who have lost their cherished-"

Thanos flinched.

"-home can start anew. A symbol of hope and regrowth for the empire," Morpheus finished.

"Yes. I did. We did," Thanos remembers. For a moment, the overwhelming light shines through Morpheus's body, and he appears to fade. Thanos' mind begins to clear... and he begins to remember other things. A scene replayed over and over in his mind. Every detail burned inside. A scene of Morpheus falling off a cliff, hurtling toward the ground on that damned planet, his own son looking back at his father with eyes filled with terror-!

"We do what we must, Father," Morpheus whispers, head low. Thanos sees only darkness again. "You still hear my words, Father. But do you understand?"

"I understand enough!" Thanos roars with fury that could wake the dead, if only the mad King could. An empty room before Thanos sees Morpheus' steady gaze again, and hears his damned son laughing. Laughing long, hard, and mocking.

"You laugh at this!?" the Father scolds, the pain more than any man could bear.

"You are my Father. You always will be," he states with certainty to match Thanos' own conviction. The King of Kings freezes once more. "But on that day, on that planet, I knew what was required. And so did you. I did not plummet to the ground for an uncaring god," Morpheus spits with a sneer, "But for a man. A great man, with vision and benevolence. One who deeply cherished his beloved son, but still knew what must be done to not just guide this galaxy-."

"But save the universe," Thanos finishes. His eyes begin seeing not just the light from Omega Sol, but the stars beyond. An entire universe exists, with countless worlds in needless death and suffering. It's enough to make even the greatest King seem... small. Insignificant. But Thanos has seen one man and a vision change everything. In the past, Loki's resources saved Titan. And now... Thanos must save the universe. The Titan's eyes harden as he gazes out into the void and considers his enormous responsibility.

"You see once more," Morpheus says, difficult for Thanos to hear now. "Go. Return. What is sacrificed for the stone cannot ever be restored. But your throne, and the universe's salvation..."

The sentence is unfinished, and Morpheus is gone.

Thanos, the King of Kings, stands alone in his throne room.

Face as stone and eyes burning with rekindled passion, he strides to the throne. He opens his clenched fist, pausing before the throne to view the tool he so desperately tried using. What he endured so much to obtain.

An orange stone.

Such a small looking thing. Seemingly insignificant.

But Morpheus will have died to prove even a small act, compared to the grand scale of the universe, can have tremendous impact.

Thanos returns to his throne, and places the Soul Stone in his gauntlet, joining four others. One empty slot remained. As he plans his next course of action, he gives consideration to what would be the greatest benefit to the greatest number of people.

Sparing Asgard and its inhabitants numbering under a million...
... or destroying Asgard for their final stone, and saving the entire universe?

Such a simple answer.

After all, his only child was insignificant to saving the universe.

"I understand enough," the mad King whispers to himself, plotting Ragnarok...
 
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In the void of space, a throne sits empty. Its King stands by the observer window, donning a metal suit in silence even Death itself would not dare disturb. In a clenched fist entire worlds have trembled before, he grasps his tool. The overwhelming glow of the behemoth sun before him casting the only illumination through the window in this darkened room.

The sun could not hope to match the King's eyes, blazing a fierce orange, but his eyes do not seek the light. Tool in hand he searches in the darkness, fumbles through it, in the sunless lands of where men weep of and fear to go. He is King! And even this most, most hated realm - it must obey! It must!

His search finds nothing.

He sees, but does not find what he seeks. He hears, but hears not the answer he desperately craves. He has tried and tried, screamed at the universe for an answer. He is King! Defender of the Galaxy! And yet...

Thanos, the King of Kings, stands alone in his throne room.

"Did you call for me, father?" a familiar voice inquires, so softly Thanos could barely hear what he craved most. The Titan snaps, ungracefully, toward the source, eyes losing their orange fury and revealing the uncertain pleading beneath.

"... Morpheus..." Thanos whispers, to himself if no one else. He looks upon his beloved child, the darkness of the room hiding Morpheus' detailed features. That is acceptable - Thanos could never forget the beauty of his only son. He can imagine, if only he could hear his son again.

"Yes, father. You have summoned me, so of course I have returned," Thanos' child speaks softly.

Yes... Yes, of course! A King as mighty as Thanos can certainly do something as simple as summon His most loyal and favored servant, Thanos nods with certainty in his power and begins to see his son clearly.

"Morpheus, I wanted to tell you-" Thanos began to say, slowly, ever so slowly, with effort more monumental than bearing the weight of a star. "I wanted you to know-"

Morpheus lifted his finger, a twinkle in his clever son's eyes. "Father, I know. You don't have to tell me!" he beams loudly. Thanos stares wide eyed, frozen still to his core, but his son continues to smile unabated. "We do what we must, Father. Not because we are strong, but..." the cherished child walks to the observer window, his dramatic son gesturing widely to the heavy construction above the star, "...But because we must be strong. For them."

"... For them..." Thanos repeats, his face dazed. He looks out the window, and with Morpheus' guidance, sees the overwhelming light for the first time in hours.

"Yes. Omega Sol, I believe we dubbed it?" his ambitious son reminded Thanos with pride. "As we spread peace and prosperity to this large galaxy, you encountered doomed planets. Failed ecosystems, unstable geologies, dying suns - and you, Father, would not stand this injustice. Not while you lived," Morpheus reminded to the captive Thanos, who stared with blank eyes at the construction below. "So you ordered a new home - an entire dyson shell - to be constructed. That those who have lost their cherished-"

Thanos flinched.

"-home can start anew. A symbol of hope and regrowth for the empire," Morpheus finished.

"Yes. I did. We did," Thanos remembers. For a moment, the overwhelming light shines through Morpheus's body, and he appears to fade. Thanos' mind begins to clear... and he begins to remember other things. A scene replayed over and over in his mind. Every detail burned inside. A scene of Morpheus falling off a cliff, hurtling toward the ground on that damned planet, his own son looking back at his father with eyes filled with terror-!

"We do what we must, Father," Morpheus whispers, head low. Thanos sees only darkness again. "You still hear my words, Father. But do you understand?"

"I understand enough!" Thanos roars with fury that could wake the dead, if only the mad King could. An empty room before Thanos sees Morpheus' steady gaze again, and hears his damned son laughing. Laughing long, hard, and mocking.

"You laugh at this!?" the Father scolds, the pain more than any man could bear.

"You are my Father. You always will be," he states with certainty to match Thanos' own conviction. The King of Kings freezes once more. "But on that day, on that planet, I knew what was required. And so did you. I did not plummet to the ground for an uncaring god," Morpheus spits with a sneer, "But for a man. A great man, with vision and benevolence. One who deeply cherished his beloved son, but still knew what must be done to not just guide this galaxy-."

"But save the universe," Thanos finishes. His eyes begin seeing not just the light from Omega Sol, but the stars beyond. An entire universe exists, with countless worlds in needless death and suffering. It's enough to make even the greatest King seem... small. Insignificant. But Thanos has seen one man and a vision change everything. In the past, Loki's resources saved Titan. And now... Thanos must save the universe. The Titan's eyes harden as he gazes out into the void and considers his enormous responsibility.

"You see once more," Morpheus says, difficult for Thanos to hear now. "Go. Return. What is sacrificed for the stone cannot ever be restored. But your throne, and the universe's salvation..."

The sentence is unfinished, and Morpheus is gone.

Thanos, the King of Kings, stands alone in his throne room.

Face as stone and eyes burning with rekindled passion, he strides to the throne. He opens his clenched fist, pausing before the throne to view the tool he so desperately tried using. What he endured so much to obtain.

An orange stone.

Such a small looking thing. Seemingly insignificant.

But Morpheus will have died to prove even a small act, compared to the grand scale of the universe, can have tremendous impact.

Thanos returns to his throne, and places the Soul Stone in his gauntlet, joining four others. One empty slot remained. As he planned his next course of action, he gave consideration to what would be the greatest benefit to the greatest number of people.

Sparing Asgard and its inhabitants numbering under a million...
... or destroying Asgard for their final stone, and saving the entire universe?

Such a simple answer.

After all, his only child was insignificant to saving the universe.

"I understand enough," the mad King whispers to himself, plotting Ragnarok...
Ayy!!! The forgotten one comes back from his exile!
Will he take back his throne?

That's not what happened to Thor...
um... What?
 
In the void of space, a throne sits empty. Its King stands by the observer window, donning a metal suit in silence even Death itself would not dare disturb. In a clenched fist entire worlds have trembled before, he grasps his tool. The overwhelming glow of the behemoth sun before him casting the only illumination through the window in this darkened room.

The sun could not hope to match the King's eyes, blazing a fierce orange, but his eyes do not seek the light. Tool in hand he searches in the darkness, fumbles through it, in the sunless lands of where men weep of and fear to go. He is King! And even this most, most hated realm - it must obey! It must!

His search finds nothing.

He sees, but does not find what he seeks. He hears, but hears not the answer he desperately craves. He has tried and tried, screamed at the universe for an answer. He is King! Defender of the Galaxy! And yet...

Thanos, the King of Kings, stands alone in his throne room.

"Did you call for me, father?" a familiar voice inquires, so softly Thanos could barely hear what he craved most. The Titan snaps, ungracefully, toward the source, eyes losing their orange fury and revealing the uncertain pleading beneath.

"... Morpheus..." Thanos whispers, to himself if no one else. He looks upon his beloved child, the darkness of the room hiding Morpheus' detailed features. That is acceptable - Thanos could never forget the beauty of his only son. He can imagine, if only he could hear his son again.

"Yes, father. You have summoned me, so of course I have returned," Thanos' child speaks softly.

Yes... Yes, of course! A King as mighty as Thanos can certainly do something as simple as summon His most loyal and favored servant, Thanos nods with certainty in his power and begins to see his son clearly.

"Morpheus, I wanted to tell you-" Thanos began to say, slowly, ever so slowly, with effort more monumental than bearing the weight of a star. "I wanted you to know-"

Morpheus lifted his finger, a twinkle in his clever son's eyes. "Father, I know. You don't have to tell me!" he beams loudly. Thanos stares wide eyed, frozen still to his core, but his son continues to smile unabated. "We do what we must, Father. Not because we are strong, but..." the cherished child walks to the observer window, his dramatic son gesturing widely to the heavy construction above the star, "...But because we must be strong. For them."

"... For them..." Thanos repeats, his face dazed. He looks out the window, and with Morpheus' guidance, sees the overwhelming light for the first time in hours.

"Yes. Omega Sol, I believe we dubbed it?" his ambitious son reminded Thanos with pride. "As we spread peace and prosperity to this large galaxy, you encountered doomed planets. Failed ecosystems, unstable geologies, dying suns - and you, Father, would not stand this injustice. Not while you lived," Morpheus reminded to the captive Thanos, who stared with blank eyes at the construction below. "So you ordered a new home - an entire dyson shell - to be constructed. That those who have lost their cherished-"

Thanos flinched.

"-home can start anew. A symbol of hope and regrowth for the empire," Morpheus finished.

"Yes. I did. We did," Thanos remembers. For a moment, the overwhelming light shines through Morpheus's body, and he appears to fade. Thanos' mind begins to clear... and he begins to remember other things. A scene replayed over and over in his mind. Every detail burned inside. A scene of Morpheus falling off a cliff, hurtling toward the ground on that damned planet, his own son looking back at his father with eyes filled with terror-!

"We do what we must, Father," Morpheus whispers, head low. Thanos sees only darkness again. "You still hear my words, Father. But do you understand?"

"I understand enough!" Thanos roars with fury that could wake the dead, if only the mad King could. An empty room before Thanos sees Morpheus' steady gaze again, and hears his damned son laughing. Laughing long, hard, and mocking.

"You laugh at this!?" the Father scolds, the pain more than any man could bear.

"You are my Father. You always will be," he states with certainty to match Thanos' own conviction. The King of Kings freezes once more. "But on that day, on that planet, I knew what was required. And so did you. I did not plummet to the ground for an uncaring god," Morpheus spits with a sneer, "But for a man. A great man, with vision and benevolence. One who deeply cherished his beloved son, but still knew what must be done to not just guide this galaxy-."

"But save the universe," Thanos finishes. His eyes begin seeing not just the light from Omega Sol, but the stars beyond. An entire universe exists, with countless worlds in needless death and suffering. It's enough to make even the greatest King seem... small. Insignificant. But Thanos has seen one man and a vision change everything. In the past, Loki's resources saved Titan. And now... Thanos must save the universe. The Titan's eyes harden as he gazes out into the void and considers his enormous responsibility.

"You see once more," Morpheus says, difficult for Thanos to hear now. "Go. Return. What is sacrificed for the stone cannot ever be restored. But your throne, and the universe's salvation..."

The sentence is unfinished, and Morpheus is gone.

Thanos, the King of Kings, stands alone in his throne room.

Face as stone and eyes burning with rekindled passion, he strides to the throne. He opens his clenched fist, pausing before the throne to view the tool he so desperately tried using. What he endured so much to obtain.

An orange stone.

Such a small looking thing. Seemingly insignificant.

But Morpheus will have died to prove even a small act, compared to the grand scale of the universe, can have tremendous impact.

Thanos returns to his throne, and places the Soul Stone in his gauntlet, joining four others. One empty slot remained. As he planned his next course of action, he gave consideration to what would be the greatest benefit to the greatest number of people.

Sparing Asgard and its inhabitants numbering under a million...
... or destroying Asgard for their final stone, and saving the entire universe?

Such a simple answer.

After all, his only child was insignificant to saving the universe.

"I understand enough," the mad King whispers to himself, plotting Ragnarok...
Wait, that's illegal.
That's not what happened to Thor...
You trying to tell me Thor's sane?
 
In the void of space, a throne sits empty. Its King stands by the observer window, donning a metal suit in silence even Death itself would not dare disturb. In a clenched fist entire worlds have trembled before, he grasps his tool. The overwhelming glow of the behemoth sun before him casting the only illumination through the window in this darkened room.

The sun could not hope to match the King's eyes, blazing a fierce orange, but his eyes do not seek the light. Tool in hand he searches in the darkness, fumbles through it, in the sunless lands of where men weep of and fear to go. He is King! And even this most, most hated realm - it must obey! It must!

His search finds nothing.

He sees, but does not find what he seeks. He hears, but hears not the answer he desperately craves. He has tried and tried, screamed at the universe for an answer. He is King! Defender of the Galaxy! And yet...

Thanos, the King of Kings, stands alone in his throne room.

"Did you call for me, father?" a familiar voice inquires, so softly Thanos could barely hear what he craved most. The Titan snaps, ungracefully, toward the source, eyes losing their orange fury and revealing the uncertain pleading beneath.

"... Morpheus..." Thanos whispers, to himself if no one else. He looks upon his beloved child, the darkness of the room hiding Morpheus' detailed features. That is acceptable - Thanos could never forget the beauty of his only son. He can imagine, if only he could hear his son again.

"Yes, father. You have summoned me, so of course I have returned," Thanos' child speaks softly.

Yes... Yes, of course! A King as mighty as Thanos can certainly do something as simple as summon His most loyal and favored servant, Thanos nods with certainty in his power and begins to see his son clearly.

"Morpheus, I wanted to tell you-" Thanos began to say, slowly, ever so slowly, with effort more monumental than bearing the weight of a star. "I wanted you to know-"

Morpheus lifted his finger, a twinkle in his clever son's eyes. "Father, I know. You don't have to tell me!" he beams loudly. Thanos stares wide eyed, frozen still to his core, but his son continues to smile unabated. "We do what we must, Father. Not because we are strong, but..." the cherished child walks to the observer window, his dramatic son gesturing widely to the heavy construction above the star, "...But because we must be strong. For them."

"... For them..." Thanos repeats, his face dazed. He looks out the window, and with Morpheus' guidance, sees the overwhelming light for the first time in hours.

"Yes. Omega Sol, I believe we dubbed it?" his ambitious son reminded Thanos with pride. "As we spread peace and prosperity to this large galaxy, you encountered doomed planets. Failed ecosystems, unstable geologies, dying suns - and you, Father, would not stand this injustice. Not while you lived," Morpheus reminded to the captive Thanos, who stared with blank eyes at the construction below. "So you ordered a new home - an entire dyson shell - to be constructed. That those who have lost their cherished-"

Thanos flinched.

"-home can start anew. A symbol of hope and regrowth for the empire," Morpheus finished.

"Yes. I did. We did," Thanos remembers. For a moment, the overwhelming light shines through Morpheus's body, and he appears to fade. Thanos' mind begins to clear... and he begins to remember other things. A scene replayed over and over in his mind. Every detail burned inside. A scene of Morpheus falling off a cliff, hurtling toward the ground on that damned planet, his own son looking back at his father with eyes filled with terror-!

"We do what we must, Father," Morpheus whispers, head low. Thanos sees only darkness again. "You still hear my words, Father. But do you understand?"

"I understand enough!" Thanos roars with fury that could wake the dead, if only the mad King could. An empty room before Thanos sees Morpheus' steady gaze again, and hears his damned son laughing. Laughing long, hard, and mocking.

"You laugh at this!?" the Father scolds, the pain more than any man could bear.

"You are my Father. You always will be," he states with certainty to match Thanos' own conviction. The King of Kings freezes once more. "But on that day, on that planet, I knew what was required. And so did you. I did not plummet to the ground for an uncaring god," Morpheus spits with a sneer, "But for a man. A great man, with vision and benevolence. One who deeply cherished his beloved son, but still knew what must be done to not just guide this galaxy-."

"But save the universe," Thanos finishes. His eyes begin seeing not just the light from Omega Sol, but the stars beyond. An entire universe exists, with countless worlds in needless death and suffering. It's enough to make even the greatest King seem... small. Insignificant. But Thanos has seen one man and a vision change everything. In the past, Loki's resources saved Titan. And now... Thanos must save the universe. The Titan's eyes harden as he gazes out into the void and considers his enormous responsibility.

"You see once more," Morpheus says, difficult for Thanos to hear now. "Go. Return. What is sacrificed for the stone cannot ever be restored. But your throne, and the universe's salvation..."

The sentence is unfinished, and Morpheus is gone.

Thanos, the King of Kings, stands alone in his throne room.

Face as stone and eyes burning with rekindled passion, he strides to the throne. He opens his clenched fist, pausing before the throne to view the tool he so desperately tried using. What he endured so much to obtain.

An orange stone.

Such a small looking thing. Seemingly insignificant.

But Morpheus will have died to prove even a small act, compared to the grand scale of the universe, can have tremendous impact.

Thanos returns to his throne, and places the Soul Stone in his gauntlet, joining four others. One empty slot remained. As he plans his next course of action, he gives consideration to what would be the greatest benefit to the greatest number of people.

Sparing Asgard and its inhabitants numbering under a million...
... or destroying Asgard for their final stone, and saving the entire universe?

Such a simple answer.

After all, his only child was insignificant to saving the universe.

"I understand enough," the mad King whispers to himself, plotting Ragnarok...
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-
 
...I really hope that this all hasn't happened yet. Because if so I may be a bit annoyed that we possibly could have avoided Thanos at least getting the Reality Stone by just telling Egil to get that stone for us since he definitely could have since he already had the skills.
Or brought the planet in Asgardian Galaxy!

Edit: But if it is true .. I am loving this even more.
 
Omake: The Habrok Question
The Habrok Question

As Loki sits on his Throne in Jotunheim he ponders his life, his friends, his family. He left them all in Asgard while he became a reluctant king. He couldn't help but think about his loyal bird Habrok. His fun pet in the early days, his partner, his first friend. Now they are barely friends as of his last visit.

He can't blame his current situation on this new position. No this was caused by himself, always putting it off, always dealing with a new threat, always finding something of more importance. After Thanos broke his companions neck he only visited him twice.

The first attempt was a disaster caused by his responsibility as king. Even now that seems like an excuse. He past right by him and visited wounded soldiers, oh Spirits was he that sense. Habrok had every right to be angry.

The second visit was just to fix the first, he can admit to himself. Just to fix the damage from the first and it worked. He thought he had put them back to their former relationship and in some ways he was right.

Afterwards there were no more visits to the faithful bird that saved his life. He took care of kingly duties and threats forgetting to visit what was once his closet friend. The next time he thought of him was when the perfect serum was created. Using it on his old friend to heal and empower him and it worked. It empowered him more then he had hoped for.

The last time he met his old friend was when he was feeling isolated in Jotunheim. It finally occured to him, he has been neglecting his friend just like the Jotuns neglected him. So he went back to Asgard to mend bridges. Only to find the bird feeling more aged due to his intelligence and no longer as loyal as before. Loki realized it was over, their relationship would never be repaired to what it once was. All he could do is chat with his former comrade and make sure they were at least distant friends.

@KnowledgeKing how many points for this and can you add it to the roll?
 
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If that Omake is Canon then Ultron should be Parma dead because it should have taken his soul. Also what the hell he took the reality stone on a year what BS.
 
If that Omake is Canon then Ultron should be Parma dead because it should have taken his soul. Also what the hell he took the reality stone on a year what BS.
Really hoping that that omake isn't canon because it does seem a bit ridiculous that he could have found all the stones as quickly as he did. It took Thanos years to find all the stones. Seems a bit insane with how fast he found them otherwise.
 
Midgard has been consistently prepping itself in every rumor mill for something.

Why celery?
Celery was initially used as medicine in the treatment of toothache, insomnia, hypertension, anxiety, arthritis, rheumatism and to purify the blood.
All of the above are known symptoms of what a person goes through when Hela is around.
(Inverse Relation)
 
Omake: Avengers: Age of L-Tron Part 1
"Avengers: Age of L-Tron -part 1"



Loki had been hanging off of the branches Yggdrazil for eleven days now, the young Frost-Giant felt like his soul was about to split in half. His Mind and body were in a constant state of Agony, like being drowned to death, never to get to taste the sweet refreshing air enter his lungs once again.

But despite the Torture he was enduring, despite how every part of him screamed to let go, Loki was undeterred in his task. This was his one chance to gain what he needed, to get the power to save his family, and nothing would break his undying will until his family was made whole once more.

Unfortunately, while Loki's will wouldn't break, his body could not say the same thing. His heritage as a Jotun started taking affect in the worst way possible. The parts of the World Tree that held his legs in place were slowly freezing, soon becoming more Ice than they were Plant.

And just before the twelfth day had arrived, before Loki could give up both of his Mastery of Blades along with his Mortal form, the piece of the Magnificent Tree holding him shattered, sending Loki's comatose body into one of the many rivers of Hvergelmir, too an unknown destination.

Osmond, who had just returned from his trip too gather food and other supplies from Jotunheim, would find no trace of his friend aside from some frost on the stump of some of Yggdrazils branches. He would later report Loki's disappearance and presumed death
to Asgard, much to the heartbreak of the Royal Family, even those who despised his heritage were disheartened to hear how Loki had died. Trying to gain power to protect Asgard and the Nine Realms.

But unbeknowst to everyone, Loki was not dead, and while he was no longer apart of this universe his body would soon find his way into another.




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Earth-199999: Stark Towers: Stark's Laboratory



"Tony, what are we gonna about this?" Inquired Bruce Banner, better known to some as the Incredible Hulk, a ferocious yet misunderstood Beast. "That thing can easily hack into our systems and now we have no idea where it's going. A computer can process things one million times faster than a human can, it could already be thinking up a way to wipe us off the planet."

"Calm Down Banner, I already have an idea as to where he's heading, now we just have go there and hick his ass before he gets his hands on what I think he's after." Anthony "Tony" Stark was acting calmly, biting back Banner's worries with his usual snark. His greatest coping mechanism for all the shit he had to put up with on a daily basis.

The rest of the Avengers were taking this turn of events in their own way. While Hawk-Eye and Black Widow were both preparing their weapons for the inevitable fight. Steve Rogers, a.k.a Captain America, was watching this debate with clenched fists and worry in his eyes. As for the prince of Asgard, he seemed to have finally calmed down form nearly strangling Stark to death for his reckless idea, now simply having a beer to calm own.

However before anyone could question Stark on just where this location was, one of his Machines switched itself on. This Elected panic from five of the six hero's, clearly thinking they might have to deal with a second disaster caused by their reckless friend.

"Stark, what the Hel is your machine doing now?" Questioned Thor, who depending on how this new phenomenon went might reconsider his decision to let go of the Billionaires throat.

"There's something wrong with my Prototype Translocater?" Answered The Iron Man, panic starting to slowly move its way onto his face.

"What the hell does it even do Stark?" Butted in Barton, getting his Bow ready to shoot whatever came out of the Machine.

"It's a machine I made to act as a Teleporter, save a shitload on Airline services, but the damn thing nearly killed the Test pilot when he almost got sucked into space. Had to pay him double for that little accident." Once again snarked the Philantropist.

"Well then why the hell is it turning on now?" Asked the Doctor with 7 Phd's, his face slightly changing to a familiar shade of green.

"Something must have reached the same energy levels and opened up the gate, and I don't think they're very friendly." Finished Tony, who was now getting his metallic suit ready.

"Avenger's, standby for battles!" Commanded Romanoff, finally saying something in this story. The Avengers aimed there weapons at the Portal Device, prepared for anything to come out, though they were expecting a purple tentacle monster.

What they got was the body of a certain Jotun-Asgardian prince, his form falling on the ground as the portal turned itself off. The Avengers were surprised, though only one of them was Joyful.

"Loki" Screamed the God of Thunder, his voice a pleasant mix of shock and happiness upon seeing that his little brother was still alive.

"What the hell is he doing here?!?" Shouted Clint, obviously pissed of the guy that Mind-Raped him was in the same room as him. Without being chained up.

But Thor ignored his friends plight, rushing up to his brother to wake his unconscious form up. "Loki, Loki wake up! Your alive! It's a miracle." Happily announced the strongest Avenger, ignoring everyones large disagreement over his previous statement.

Loki's prone body stayed still, until he twitched, and then one eye slowly opened to stare at the one before him in surprise.



"Brother?"
 
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