resoluteheart asked: "...I heard what happened to your brother. I'm sorry." James looked over at the blond, quietly offering his support. He'd read about it while catching up with history beyond what HYDRA had deemed necessary for him to learn, asking Romanov about it in more detail, figuring that she wouldn't sugar-coat things. Finding other people that had been controlled like him was both horrifying and...somewhat nice. Though it felt like he was horrible for thinking that way.
[ Ď ]ââ She had arrived like she usually did the past year or so; swiftly and silently, speaking with the same care as she always did, advising and then moving onward once more.
A ghost of the past, as many had become, but instead of provoking grief there was always something soothing about her presence, even her sharp wit and dripping sarcasm a thing that was welcomed. As was her advice.
You should meet, she had said, I think it can be useful. And leaving the god behind once more she had assured him, with a tap to his chest and almost playful smirk, that Barnes would find the Asgardian when he was ready.
' Thank you,.. truly' and there is genuine gratitude in the god's voice, and inviting gesture towards the couch given to the man after a faint nod.
' I am curious now what you have heard,' attempt at some levity is made, the softest of curls emerging on thunderer's lips. Not a smile, not even a ghost of one, but a mere reassurance.








