It was only right that I did something productive rather than dwell on the past. Nothing could bring them back and I certainly could not join them. I stood and pulled on clothes hurriedly, it was never usually this cold. Something was wrong.
I left my quarters under my office via the manhole and walked straight down to the main area of the hub where various sizes computer monitors filled most of the space. The chill in the air seemed to get worse the further I walked.
Ianto was not in the hub that night. He had a family; a mum and dad, a sister with her children and a …show more content…
"You seem to have something that I require."
This confused me and I thought hard about what I could have that an Asgardian mastermind could want. If his psychopathic killing sprees were anything to go by then he was most likely after some kind of weapon. Well I was not going to let him have it. I stood straight and wrapped my coat tighter around myself.
"Captain, I have been searching ever since I escaped my prison on Asgard. I suggest we join forces and in return I will grant you power being your wildest dreams." He was much better at temptation than some of my other encounters.
"You tell me what you want, why, and I might consider it." My reply had been shaky as the cold grew more intense. Some of the most powerful weapons we had had been cast aside like stationary. I was far beyond curious now and near desperate for him to answer the question. Unfortunately, I was not so fortunate.
"I have no reason to grovel to your needs, tiny Midgardian." Loki nearly hissed in anger at the idea of taking