Thor Odinson (
st_ormbreaker) wrote2018-09-04 04:17 pm
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In Tents
Thor hasn't gone camping in a few years.
The last time he went camping, it was with Jane Foster, Darcy, and Darcy's intern, who Thor was pretty convinced was her boyfriend. For most of the trip, Darcy and her intern were fighting loudly; Jane was constantly on her cellular phone because her calls kept dropping and there was some emergency at a conference she was guest speaking at; Thor spent much of that first evening casually eating a bag and a half of marshmallows at the fire before Darcy voiced her protest and he was barred from eating more for the rest of the trip, much to Thor's dismay.
Thor might have overpacked for the trip, but Thor was of the mind that it was better to be overprepared than under -- and that it was better to have too many marshmallows than not enough. When four hours had passed and they reached their destination, he set down their belongings and began to set up camp.
"I never pegged you for the camping type," Thor says, pulling the tent poles out of their sheath. Maybe he was, and Thor had just never known it. It just always seemed like Tony was into tech so much that he couldn't stand to be without it.
The last time he went camping, it was with Jane Foster, Darcy, and Darcy's intern, who Thor was pretty convinced was her boyfriend. For most of the trip, Darcy and her intern were fighting loudly; Jane was constantly on her cellular phone because her calls kept dropping and there was some emergency at a conference she was guest speaking at; Thor spent much of that first evening casually eating a bag and a half of marshmallows at the fire before Darcy voiced her protest and he was barred from eating more for the rest of the trip, much to Thor's dismay.
Thor might have overpacked for the trip, but Thor was of the mind that it was better to be overprepared than under -- and that it was better to have too many marshmallows than not enough. When four hours had passed and they reached their destination, he set down their belongings and began to set up camp.
"I never pegged you for the camping type," Thor says, pulling the tent poles out of their sheath. Maybe he was, and Thor had just never known it. It just always seemed like Tony was into tech so much that he couldn't stand to be without it.
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"Are you saying you want to have another child with me, Stark? There are ways to make it happen."
Not here, of course, but there were other places in the universe where two or more genetic cocktails could be mixed to make new life regardless of the sexes of the child's would-be parents.
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"Wait...what?" Tony felt his heart stop. "This better not be you dropping some bomb about what Asgardian physiology is capable of because if I've got something baking in me Odinson I swear to Christian God--"
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"I'm afraid there are no beautiful, long-haired babies in your immediate future," he says, giving Tony's stomach one final pat. "Despite our remarkable genetics, Asgardians aren't particularly fertile. It probably worked out for the best, given our longevity."
Worked. It wasn't exactly going to do Asgard's survivors any favors now.
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"'Immediate.'"
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"While you're having a giggle, I'm going to deliberate over whether you get to maintain rubber-free priveleges." A beat. "Deliberation done. No."
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The whiskey went down like a cleansing fire straight into his chest. Maybe it could do the same for his brain if he drank enough.
"Someone has to."
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"Not without some science and/or magical intervention," Thor says. "I've seen weirder than that for sure."
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"We're going to make sure it's not a now or never thing for you," he says firmly, gesturing at Tony with a tilt of the bottle. "I'll carry all six of your children at once."
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"Daddy has needs and Thornyson un, dues, trois, quatre, cinq and six better start getting used to it now."
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Or at least how to say hello, goodbye, apologize, and count to ten in them.
"You can't just go around calling your children by numbers," Thor insists. "You need to name them."
Thor takes a long swig from the open bottle and makes no protest when he sees the other in Tony's hands.
"You have to name one of them Thor -- definitely. So that's one off the list."
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"Okay." A swig. "Greg. Marcia. Peter. Jan. Bobby. All of them have hair of gold like their mother. And then Thor, the youngest one with curls."
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"You have given this a lot of thought," he says. "Peter, after the Spider-Man, but what about the rest of them?"
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The burn of the whiskey had settled well in his chest and was muddling his brain, chipping away at his emotional wall. "I'd make a good dad."
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Thor watches for a few seconds as Tony starts attends to his food and it's enough to trigger a soft rumbling of his own stomach. He gets up and rummages through their food bag and returns back to his sitting spot with a big bag of marshmallows.
He pops one into his mouth and finishes it off with another swig of once-Tony's, now-his' drink.
"You would," Thor says, as if there were no question of it. "I'd like to see it. You'd dote on any of your kids hard. You probably wouldn't let me hold one unless I washed my hands first."
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