End of the Day || Thor Odinson [ 2 ]

5

When Liv first saw the red, she thought she was going crazy. All she had been doing was sitting on the bed in her room as she waited on Thor to finish up some business with his father when everything around her became tinted with red.

In a matter of seconds, everything had turned into a blood red color, all other colors washing away. She could hear the sound of something whispering to her and before she could register what was happening, Liv was standing up and walking out onto the balcony of her room, her eyes glazing over as she stared out before her.

A red entity came out of nowhere, twisting and swirling around in front of her much like the red and black force she had seen only a day prior had done. Liv became entranced as the entity whispered to her words that she couldn't comprehend, but she was too hypnotized to bother wanting to learn it or understand it.

The world around her continued to grow a deeper and darker red until a voice broke out through the whispering, "Liv Foster!"

Not being able to see her own eyes, Liv didn't notice that her eyes had grown a startling pitch black before returning to normal.

The agent quickly turned around, the blue Asgardian dress she was wearing twirling around her. To her surprise, three guards were making their way into her room, a stern look on their faces.

"You need to come with us."

- - -

"You know," Liv called out as she looked over at the guards in the room in a bored manner. "This isn't exactly what I was expecting my first trip to Asgard to be like. The whole becoming a prisoner thing wasn't really on my agenda."

The guards didn't respond, but they hadn't been talking since they locked Liv up so she wasn't surprised. Liv let out a bored sigh. She knew she could get out of this room in a matter of seconds, but her instincts were telling her to stay put, that help was on its way. So she hadn't moved from her spot, instead entertaining herself by talking to the Asgardian warriors.

"You guys remind me of the British guard," Liv commented as she stared at the men blankly. "Never moving. Never talking. I feel like you guys would be best friends."

The door to her room opened up and Liv frowned at the sight of a guard entering the room with a plate of food. "Oh, so I actually get food despite being a prisoner?" she asked a little bitterly. "Well, I'm not hungry."

Before Liv knew what was happening, something had whacked the guard from behind. He fell to the ground unconscious and within seconds, the other guards were on the ground as well.

Liv looked up in amusement at the warrior before her with a smile on her face. "Good, let's go," Lady Sif told her. Liv grinned and quickly got up from her seat before hurrying over to Lady Sif.

She smirked at the girl. "Took you long enough," Liv joked. And just as they were leaving the room, Liv swore she saw a hint of a smile flash across Lady Sif's face.

- - -

Thor kept a blank expression on his face as he walked up to the prison cell that held the one person he shouldn't be trusting at the moment, but who he was actually putting a lot of trust into. His brother stood before him looking well kept and clean for someone who had just found out their mother had passed, but Thor knew better than to believe the illusion.