Mockingbird ✫ Bobbi Morse (
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Mockingbird | Loki | 043
[Bobbi is tired of being launched from one part of spacetime to another, that's all she's got to say to this situation.
Seriously, there's no reason for this nonsense. She's not being haunted by vengeful ghosts (who are seriously the epitome of the Nice Guy syndrome, what gives?) and she's not in any recent trouble. She's pretty sure, anyway.
So...why the sudden appearance in a heavily forested area? The sound of waves crashing makes her think island, but it's hard to believe they're on Earth when the sky is purple and the leaves on the trees are blue.
Seriously.
H u f f.]
What gives?
Seriously, there's no reason for this nonsense. She's not being haunted by vengeful ghosts (who are seriously the epitome of the Nice Guy syndrome, what gives?) and she's not in any recent trouble. She's pretty sure, anyway.
So...why the sudden appearance in a heavily forested area? The sound of waves crashing makes her think island, but it's hard to believe they're on Earth when the sky is purple and the leaves on the trees are blue.
Seriously.
H u f f.]
What gives?
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That's what you get with the title "God of Lies and Mischief".
Now God of Unicorns, on the other hand...
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[ Snaps a picture of the unicorn. ]
Though the internet does love unicorns. So it is a start.
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[So ridiculously amused.]
Instagram and blogging sites don't count as the Internet.
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I am not going to believe someone as old as you on anything regarding the internet; you obviously do not know what you are talking about.
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I'm going to pretend that you didn't just call me old to preserve your pretty little face.
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[ No, he has no sense of self-preservation, why do you ask? ]
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That pole is suddenly divided into two--with one hand she sweeps around, aiming to smack him (admittedly lightly (for her)) over the cheekbone.
The other she very neatly places in front of the unicorn, keeping it from walking forward further, but being careful not to spook the creature. Blech. Horses.]
And you're a virgin with a death wish, but you don't see me making a big fuss over it.
[And she pulls her weapons back, tucking them back into their hiding places, and starts to walk again. Stupid norse gods.]
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You are too easy.
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She just flicks her eye at him, tilting her head slightly.]
And you're a little shit.
[Carrying on.]
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...Stuck in a place like this, the least they could do is give us some sunglasses.
[This is a hideous beach with a hideous sun and hideous water for the hideous sun to glare off of--
but when Mockingbird said sunglasses
she didn't expect it to start raining sunglasses a few seconds later.]
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[ Little green shields stretch out in the air above Loki and Mockingbird (because he is a nice person, really). ]
Rain cherry blossoms, you jerk of an island!
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She holds out a hand, watched the blossoms flutter gently onto them.]
...I see you're building your case that you are a manly super villain.
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[ Loki scowled at her, the suggestion he was a supervillain getting under his skin far quicker than any blow at his manliness. ]
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...interesting.
[But that's all she says. Instead, she continues walking, musing instead on their situation.]
A world that responds to what we say? That seems dangerous.
[Ahem.]
"I would like to go home now."
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That would be way too easy, wouldn't --
[ He pauses and then sits up straighter on the back of his unicorn. ]
Is that an apartment building?
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...]
You have got to be kidding me.
[And then to no one in particular--]
That's not what I meant!
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[ He urges the unicorn forward in the direction of the building. Might as well check it out now that it is here. Memorize the address on the front. You know. For Reasons. ]
Wonder if it is inhabited.
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I would like my address to be unreadable to certain Norse gods of mischief and lies in my companionship.
[She's onto you, bucko--and lo and behold, all address features are gone. Heh.]
Let's hope not. I don't know what condition they would have been brought in.
[And with that ominous statement, she pushes open the door.]
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I would like the GPS coordinates to this place's equivalent Earth location programmed into my phone.
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I wonder if this world will take things away if we ask. Like that pretty little Starkfone of yours.
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And I would like my phone -- and myself -- to be unaffected by any wishes made by anyone other than myself.
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Just a thought, kiddo. I'm not going to try anything quite so sketchy in a place like this. You never know how it'll take it.
[Andddd--walking through the corridors.
... hm. at the first door she reaches--
knock, knock, knock.]
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[ Despite his flippant words, he is wary as Mockingbird knocks on the door. Her knocks echo, but nothing answers. ]
Perhaps the world was listening to your hope about your neighbors.
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Not so Superhero.
But she just pauses at the silence, and then shrugs and kicks the door open easily. And she stares.]
...Looks like that's about as much as it was willing to give me.
[Beyond the door is just...white blankness.
Not even a room. Just--blank.]
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