Helena | Loki's Daughter |

Alfheim

Steve stared at Loki in disbelieve. Loki still had his hand over my mouth and I was desperately trying to escape. Did both of them just forget that people are fucking chasing us? We can't just hang around and talk things over, we have to go.

"She is perfectly safe with me" Steve said on a low tone. "Safer with me than with you anyway"

I could practically feel the temperature drop after that point, or maybe it was just that fact that its September and I'm standing in the woods in a dress. I should really stop wearing dresses, apparently they don't do much for my luck.

"And where would the oh so amazing Captain America go with her?" Loki hissed at him. "You're being hunted down. Midgard isn't safe for her anymore." He lowered his arm so I could finally talk and give them a piece of my mind but before I could do anything Loki spoke again.

"Just for the record, I'm not sorry for this" He said and pulled out what looked like some sort of metallic staff behind him. It had a weird blue ball on it and a point so sharp I'm pretty sure it could stab someone. He placed it on Steve's heart and his eyes turned blue.

"Go to the Avengers" Loki commanded him. Without a word Steve jogged away from us further into the woods.

"What did you do to him?" I demanded.

"Nothing. They know how to deal with it" He answered quickly and grabbed my arm."Ready?"

I opened my mouth to say something but before I could even begin to form a sentence I felt a wave of nausea go through me and then what felt like someone hitting me on the head with a hammer. It felt like I should start screaming but in fear of throwing up I kept my mouth closed. Realizing that I had my eyes closed, I slowly opened them and saw that I was laying in a bed. I looked around the room and saw Loki sitting next to my bed reading a book. He didn't notice I was up yet.

The room was beautiful, it had white walls with red curtains and a dark wooden floor. There were many paintings on the walls that almost made up for the fact that the room had no windows. The room was lit up by a huge chandelier hanging above me.

"Is this Asgard?" My voice cracked and it sort of sounded like I was dying. Loki looked up a bit surprised and laid down his book on the nightstand. He stood up and sat down on the side of the bed.

"No, it's not. We are in Alfheim" He answered and put his hand on my forehead like an overly concerned soccer mom. "How are you feeling?"

"Like I got hit by a bus" I answered. "I thought there was only Asgard and Midgard"

"There are 9 worlds Helja" He answered and removed his hand, which was very cold and made me think I had a fever for being so warm. "What is a bus?"

"A very large car" I simply replied and closed my eyes for a second. But then remembered a very import detail. "Where is Allison?"

"She's on midgard" He grunted. "Thor got her under maximum security plus I used a lot of my powers on changing realms with you, it's gonna take some time before I can go back and get her"

I nodded distantly and felt another wave of nausea hit me, but I was no where near done asking questions.

"Why are we here again?" I asked and held back a yawn.

"Because you are my daughter and you should never have been taken from me" He said on an annoyed tone. "Thor won't think to search here, The Light elves of Alfheim have been at peace with Asgard since the beginning of time. "

"Then why are they risking to sacrifice that over you?" I asked a bit sharper then I intended to.

"Freyr owes me one" He answered distantly.

"And what-" I started but got cut off.

"Do you always ask so many questions?" He immediately asked. "Or are you trying to get on my nerves?"

I hate it when people cut me off, Bitch I was talking get in line.

"Are you always such an asshole or are you just trying to impress me?" I fired right back.

"I don't need to do anything to impress you. I am your father" He hissed on a low tone.

"And what a fine job have you been doing at that!" I yelled at him. He shot up and walked straight out of the room without saying anything.

I love father and daughter talks.