Thor Odinson (
worldsaway) wrote in
riverview2018-04-01 04:41 pm
[video]; thunderer
[The video begins in the swampier edges of the jungle. Thanks to the flooding, the water is up to Thor's waist and he has mud up his arms and on his face. He holds the camera up at a selfie angle, smiling into it and waving with a muddy hand.]
If anybody happens to know where a big, fat crocodile went, let me know. He's got a scar over his eye and his legs are very stumpy. Embarrassingly stumpy.
[Thor looks about him, holding the camera out so the audience can really appreciate the view of the overflowing river and not the fact that he's wearing a wet singlet.]
And if you've lost anything in the floods, let me know and I'll keep my eye out for-
[He cuts himself off when he catches sight of something making ripples on the water. His arm whips out of camera, snatching the tail of a snake that he brings into view.]
Look at this! Did you know snakes could swim?

[The snake hisses, flicking its tongue at Thor even as it coils around Thor's arm in a lithe, slow crawl. When Thor's hold lessens though, the snake rears back slightly like a mirage before vanishing and revealing a grinning Loki who very casually slides a small dagger into Thor's side.]
Oh dear. Was that me?
[Thor grunts, mostly in surprise but there's pain in it. The little blades sting, and it's a miracle that he can hold onto his camera (lopsidedly) when he drops to his knees and grips his side.]
You've done it now, brother. [Thor growls, with a clenched jaw.] It's all going dark. Dark and cold. I see a light, it's calling me. I'll bleed out before they find me.
[And with his final breath, he musters the strength to try kick Loki into the mud along with him.]
If anybody happens to know where a big, fat crocodile went, let me know. He's got a scar over his eye and his legs are very stumpy. Embarrassingly stumpy.
[Thor looks about him, holding the camera out so the audience can really appreciate the view of the overflowing river and not the fact that he's wearing a wet singlet.]
And if you've lost anything in the floods, let me know and I'll keep my eye out for-
[He cuts himself off when he catches sight of something making ripples on the water. His arm whips out of camera, snatching the tail of a snake that he brings into view.]
Look at this! Did you know snakes could swim?

[The snake hisses, flicking its tongue at Thor even as it coils around Thor's arm in a lithe, slow crawl. When Thor's hold lessens though, the snake rears back slightly like a mirage before vanishing and revealing a grinning Loki who very casually slides a small dagger into Thor's side.]
Oh dear. Was that me?
[Thor grunts, mostly in surprise but there's pain in it. The little blades sting, and it's a miracle that he can hold onto his camera (lopsidedly) when he drops to his knees and grips his side.]
You've done it now, brother. [Thor growls, with a clenched jaw.] It's all going dark. Dark and cold. I see a light, it's calling me. I'll bleed out before they find me.
[And with his final breath, he musters the strength to try kick Loki into the mud along with him.]

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Thor and I have an excellent track record of dying and returning from that fairly intact.
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Say no more. How... does one go about permanently killing a god? Hypothetically speaking, of course.
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Hypothetically speaking, what makes you think I would even answer that?
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I'm just curious, I'm not about to kill you.
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I've fallen into a black hole of nothingness in the universe and survived. And a chest stab by a poisoned broadsword.
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Not bad.
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I suppose. That's all I'll say on the matter.
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(Back to more important matters. Notably:) Why... was Thor looking for a crocodile?
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And how am I supposed to know that?
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(That's fine, she doesn't have to know about crocodiles. That's need to know information only, seems like.) Are you helping to find people's effects from the flooding too?
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Not particularly. Was there a great deal lost?
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I heard reports of a few monsters, but nothing serious.
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There's been a substantial amount of flooding; enough to force a lot of people to evacuate. (Herself included, something that she's a little sore about considering how much creative work she'd had to leave behind.) The monsters aren't helping, either.
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I see. Perhaps I will see what I can glean later.
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Lucretia nods sagely.) Sure. Just that there's a lot of people that need help, and I'm sure whomever stepped up to the plate would be greatly appreciated for doing so.
(is this too obvious a trick)
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Would they?
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Yes. They're desperate.
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Thank you.
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