The Goddess of Fidelity never thought she'd get to see outside of Asgard. She also never thought the God she grew to love would turn into the God he is now. However, now Y/n is an Avenger and grows stronger and stronger everyday. Little does she kno...
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THE BRIGHT LIGHT of red and orange could be seen all around, but almost everywhere around the place was dark as the crackles of fire could occasionally be heard throughout the darkness of the realm. Stone and rocks could be seen, the dark rocks having created the many caves all around throughout the many years that have passed in people's lives. Ash and dust were floating all around in the air, showing just how dark and dirty the place was in the caves every single part of the place that could be seen.
It was clear to anyone who would cross by this place that the sun hadn't shined down on it in years or, possibly, even ever in it's entire time the bright yellow star existed. The top of the caves held large spike-like objects that were made out of the same stone, almost looking like icicles that you'd see in the winter season as they looked like they were close to breaking apart from the ceiling of the cave and collapse down to the ground, all while they surrounded a single cage hanging up high from the ground, the cage also looking like it was close to breaking apart and collapsing.
Inside the single cage, a skeleton covered with cobwebs with the occasional spiders escaping it's web could be seen in the dark place. It was clear to the two people inside the cage that the skeleton had once been a person and was trapped inside the cage for a long time. Thor, the God of Thunder, found himself laying across from the skeleton, chains all around his body as he let out a huff while he continued speaking to the skeleton, looking to have lost his mind.
His long, blonde strands laid over his shoulders, sometimes sticking to his face and beard from the sweat. Rolling her eyes in boredom, Y/n, the Goddess of Fidelity, moved her head around at the feeling of a tightness in her neck, hearing loud crack. She, too, had chains wrapped around her body and armor, preventing her from getting the sword that always laid by her side whenever she went out on missions like this.
A long time had gone by since the Dark Elves had attacked Asgard and killed Queen Frigga and after that, the God of Mischief. Later on, Thor and Y/n had gone back to Earth to try and retrieve the Tesseract with their friends, the Avengers, but it turned out for them to be fighting an evil robot. Now, the two Asgardians found themselves here after looking for some stones that Thor called Infinity Stones, but failing when they couldn't find them.
"Now, I know what you're thinking. 'Oh, no! Thor's in a cage. How did this happen'? Well, sometimes you have to get captured just to get a straight answer out of somebody." Thor continues, staring at the top of the cage. "It's a long story, but basically, I'm a bit of a hero. See, I spent some time on Earth... fought some robots, saved the planet a couple of times. Then I went searching through the cosmos for some magic, colorful Infinity Stone things. Didn't find any. That's when I came across a path of death and destruction, which led me all the way here into this cage... where I met you."
