Unbeknownst to Tony, Loki had a shield around them the second they landed. Even assuming Thor perfectly explained the situation (which is a big assumption, by Loki's reckoning), he would not put it past several of the humans to begin shooting on sight. As soon as it is clear they are not in immediate danger, he drops the invisible barrier to allow for better interaction.
There are few people on the platform. Thor, who had come down shortly before them, Captain Rogers, doing his best impression of a glare at Stark, Nick Fury, who Loki believes is just glaring all the time, and a red head he does not recognize. When she runs forward and throws herself at Stark he realizes this must be his lover.
She is beautiful, and Loki feels a muted form of the pang of guilt Tony has for not thinking of her while they were away. He also feels the affection, though what happens with that is entirely up to the two of them at this point.
Not wanting to interrupt the couple's reunion, Loki strides over to Fury and Rogers.
"Captain Rogers, have you had a chance to review the information I left for you regarding our enemy?"
Steve gives Loki the 'I don't trust you, but neither can I punch you right now' look. "Yeah, lot of good intel in there. If you're telling the truth, it'll be pretty helpful."
"Awful lot of info for only a couple months on board this ship," Fury says. "You gave us pretty much everything but the guy's shoe size."
"I have a good memory," Loki says, not entirely enjoying the tone the Director is taking.
"Uh huh, and we're just suppose to believe that you haven't put that weird juju on Stark and Thor to get close to us?" Fury asks.
"I highly doubt there's anything I can do that would actually convince you, so yes."
Tiring of the conversation, Loki looks back to Tony and the woman, Pepper. Suddenly there's a sharp pain on his left hand. He hisses and whips around to see the thin cut just beginning to bleed there. Steve is staring at Fury in angry disbelief, likely due to the knife in the spy's hand.
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There are few people on the platform. Thor, who had come down shortly before them, Captain Rogers, doing his best impression of a glare at Stark, Nick Fury, who Loki believes is just glaring all the time, and a red head he does not recognize. When she runs forward and throws herself at Stark he realizes this must be his lover.
She is beautiful, and Loki feels a muted form of the pang of guilt Tony has for not thinking of her while they were away. He also feels the affection, though what happens with that is entirely up to the two of them at this point.
Not wanting to interrupt the couple's reunion, Loki strides over to Fury and Rogers.
"Captain Rogers, have you had a chance to review the information I left for you regarding our enemy?"
Steve gives Loki the 'I don't trust you, but neither can I punch you right now' look. "Yeah, lot of good intel in there. If you're telling the truth, it'll be pretty helpful."
"Awful lot of info for only a couple months on board this ship," Fury says. "You gave us pretty much everything but the guy's shoe size."
"I have a good memory," Loki says, not entirely enjoying the tone the Director is taking.
"Uh huh, and we're just suppose to believe that you haven't put that weird juju on Stark and Thor to get close to us?" Fury asks.
"I highly doubt there's anything I can do that would actually convince you, so yes."
Tiring of the conversation, Loki looks back to Tony and the woman, Pepper. Suddenly there's a sharp pain on his left hand. He hisses and whips around to see the thin cut just beginning to bleed there. Steve is staring at Fury in angry disbelief, likely due to the knife in the spy's hand.