Thor

Captain America? And why’s that?

“I don’t know. He’s good with words, stands up for the weak. He’s a huge symbol, I was still Donnie. It was a lot to take in.”

As in Tony Stark, right? The Iron Man? I’ve seen him a few times at some red carpet events. I suppose God’s don’t get starstruck though.

“Yea, him.” Thor smiled a little and then shrugged, “Perhaps not. But when I met Steve Rodgers I had a slight...moment.”

I will.

The humans seem to think it’s a little early for drinks, but what say we go get some anyway?

You got yourself a match, Odinson.

“I’m looking forward to it.” He said and grinned, his attention going back to the gym. This was something he needed.

Odinson v. Maximoff in the fight of the century.

“We may even be able to get quite an audience for that match.”

…. I am a remarkable teacher.

“Think about it, yea?” 

“Yeah, they’re usually wrong, but there’s not much we can do about it now is there? What do you suggest we do with it? That’s an immeasurable power on our hands. How long before someone else comes for it?”

“We need seldom people to know about where it is hidden a secure location, undetectable. I have a feeling you might have some connections in that department.”

“Just fine, a little sore form the gym,” she sighed, rotating her shoulder. Her back and arms were covered in bruises from all the sparring she’s been doing, but she had to keep at it if she was going to keep up with Jess and the rest of her enhanced friends. She pulled the sleeves of her jacket down. “What about you? Keeping the skies clear for us puny mortals?”

“I’m trying. I’ve been talking to Stark lately about it.

“Maybe you and I should be the ones to christen it.” Wanda’s grin widened. She’d always enjoyed talking with Thor, even as Donnie. Pietro was right, she did have an affinity for friendships with Asgardians. “I’m sure your brother would break his rule about never coming up here to see that match.”

“I think we’ve just figured out a way to get him here.”