feel like a sir MILES
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- Posted: Wed, 16 May 2012 10:34:45 +0000
captain america did not have to cluck like the mother hen that he was for marty to know that he was there; in fact, she knew he was there the moment he walked by, but she did little to acknowledge his presence -- not that that was unusual by any means. while the all american mom silently brooded in the doorway, she contentedl -- pffffthahaha yeah right! -- less angrily than normal continued to eat like the grody little monkey she was. quite the feat considering she had already gone through a little more than half of what she had set out, and was only starting to show signs of slowing down. ******** you! you can judge when you have powers that require so much energy it stunted your growth, dickheads...
it wasn't till captain mom heaved a sigh melodramatic enough for the young, and the mutated that marty begrudgingly admitted he was there. she visibly paused, put down her french fries dipped in apple sauce, and cleanched her jaw as he officially entered. during the tense silence, she took in a small breath, and turned to stare expectantly at him; however, she seemed to grow frustrated with how long it was taking him to spit it out. he did, eventually: training was in an hour.
she did not respond, and returned to eating her meal like a farm animal.
whether marty was listening or not was anybodies guess, because she did no so much as glare, curse, spit, bite, or throw an incredibly violent tantrum as captain mom explained what they'd be doing today. she showed no sign of having paid the slightest bit of attention until he finished talking, and even then she took her time responding. "if you have something to say, then say it, and stop making stupid ******** faces." she spoke in a nonchalant tone, but, before he could respond, she continued: "i'll see you in an hour."
well, that was different.
loki watched, clearly not amused with how pathetic his shiny, new toy was, as ripley made her way back over it sad, bitter defeat. it almost made him want to cry: to weep over the sad truth that his master plan was, quite literally, in the hands of a moody, talking stick. a disparaging though if ever there was one, now that he thought about it. realizing that if ripley saw that he seemed upset about something she would probably fly into some sort of irrational hysterics about how it meant they were somehow doomed, he saved face by offering her a pleasant smile as she glowered at him, "now, now, ripley, there's no need to be like that; i was only teasing." he reassured in a calm, and caring voice, but that's all it was -- a voice.
"just be sure to eat slowly." he continued, not that she particularly needed to hear it, but he felt that things might smooth over between the two of them were he to act like he was giving her advice out of sentiment. at least she might stop acting like he was going to to take sexual advantage of her, and then feed her to tro-- well, the former; he would not, under any circumstances, molest her. ever. never ever. not even when ragnarok came to claim them all, and certainly not a day after! however, he knew that their struggling relationship would do much better were he act kindly towards her instead of telling her that he'd never touch her because he though she was a repulsive, diseased mortal.
their breakfast was eating in welcomed silence, as far as loki was concerned. he'd even go as far as to say the meal was enjoyable, and (unbeknownst to ripley, but incredibly beneficial to her) it allowed him time to calm down. loki no longer felt the need to find small, subtle ways to torture her, and crush her spirit.
not that that was going to stop him from luring trolls, because that was for training.
"what was what?" the god of mischief feigned alarm -- shocker! -- and squinted into the distance. "i see, it seems we have some unexpected breakfast guests; shall we break out the finery?" loki joked, not even bothering to hide his excitement as trolls burst into the grand hall.
there were not beer bellied, though, and they gave one the sense that, should someone try and style their hair, that someone would immediately get ripped to shreds, and then eaten.
the troll that had met charged loki met a bitter end well before it had even gotten close to him, "well, should you wish to survive, i suggest you fight." explained the smug b*****d. of course, he wasn't going to actually let her get hurt-- well, too hurt, but the whole point of this was to eventually stop her from being a damsel in distress.
he focused his magic, and his fancy, enchanted throwing knives on another troll making it's way into the hall.
the troll with ripley in hand gave her a shake, and, while not smelling as good as hogshead, smelled good enough; he promptly threw her violently into the nearest pillar.
it wasn't till captain mom heaved a sigh melodramatic enough for the young, and the mutated that marty begrudgingly admitted he was there. she visibly paused, put down her french fries dipped in apple sauce, and cleanched her jaw as he officially entered. during the tense silence, she took in a small breath, and turned to stare expectantly at him; however, she seemed to grow frustrated with how long it was taking him to spit it out. he did, eventually: training was in an hour.
she did not respond, and returned to eating her meal like a farm animal.
whether marty was listening or not was anybodies guess, because she did no so much as glare, curse, spit, bite, or throw an incredibly violent tantrum as captain mom explained what they'd be doing today. she showed no sign of having paid the slightest bit of attention until he finished talking, and even then she took her time responding. "if you have something to say, then say it, and stop making stupid ******** faces." she spoke in a nonchalant tone, but, before he could respond, she continued: "i'll see you in an hour."
well, that was different.
*
loki watched, clearly not amused with how pathetic his shiny, new toy was, as ripley made her way back over it sad, bitter defeat. it almost made him want to cry: to weep over the sad truth that his master plan was, quite literally, in the hands of a moody, talking stick. a disparaging though if ever there was one, now that he thought about it. realizing that if ripley saw that he seemed upset about something she would probably fly into some sort of irrational hysterics about how it meant they were somehow doomed, he saved face by offering her a pleasant smile as she glowered at him, "now, now, ripley, there's no need to be like that; i was only teasing." he reassured in a calm, and caring voice, but that's all it was -- a voice.
"just be sure to eat slowly." he continued, not that she particularly needed to hear it, but he felt that things might smooth over between the two of them were he to act like he was giving her advice out of sentiment. at least she might stop acting like he was going to to take sexual advantage of her, and then feed her to tro-- well, the former; he would not, under any circumstances, molest her. ever. never ever. not even when ragnarok came to claim them all, and certainly not a day after! however, he knew that their struggling relationship would do much better were he act kindly towards her instead of telling her that he'd never touch her because he though she was a repulsive, diseased mortal.
their breakfast was eating in welcomed silence, as far as loki was concerned. he'd even go as far as to say the meal was enjoyable, and (unbeknownst to ripley, but incredibly beneficial to her) it allowed him time to calm down. loki no longer felt the need to find small, subtle ways to torture her, and crush her spirit.
not that that was going to stop him from luring trolls, because that was for training.
"what was what?" the god of mischief feigned alarm -- shocker! -- and squinted into the distance. "i see, it seems we have some unexpected breakfast guests; shall we break out the finery?" loki joked, not even bothering to hide his excitement as trolls burst into the grand hall.
there were not beer bellied, though, and they gave one the sense that, should someone try and style their hair, that someone would immediately get ripped to shreds, and then eaten.
the troll that had met charged loki met a bitter end well before it had even gotten close to him, "well, should you wish to survive, i suggest you fight." explained the smug b*****d. of course, he wasn't going to actually let her get hurt-- well, too hurt, but the whole point of this was to eventually stop her from being a damsel in distress.
he focused his magic, and his fancy, enchanted throwing knives on another troll making it's way into the hall.
the troll with ripley in hand gave her a shake, and, while not smelling as good as hogshead, smelled good enough; he promptly threw her violently into the nearest pillar.