It was like that for me. I didn't recall the Fleet while I was gone-- [He says that even though he knows he technically wasn't 'gone'.] --so it was a bit confusing when I woke up again.
[Thor gives Loki a sharp look, the conversation having turned in a direction he wasn't expecting. He doesn't need to ask what the Void is - he had seen Loki fall into it, and thought his brother had met his end there. Afterwards, too much had happened for it to really cross his mind again, until now.]
-- that place. [Thor starts to say something else, only to change his mind.] But that would mean it crosses whole universes.
[Thor grunts, not surprised. He almost doesn't bother trying to work out the mechanics of this place. It's not the most important thing in the world.]
We already know there is more than one universe at play here. More than one reality as well. There are different versions of our own world I've heard spoken of.
[Thor just laughs at the knots Loki manages to make for himself. He has no doubt Loki will end up having to interact with them anyway, and no inclination to push him into it. Time will tell on its own.]
Well, it's up to you. [He pushes away from the bench and heads for the door.] Get settled in.
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It was like that for me. I didn't recall the Fleet while I was gone-- [He says that even though he knows he technically wasn't 'gone'.] --so it was a bit confusing when I woke up again.
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It . . . sounds as if the Fleet operates in the Void. Where time and space means little.
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-- that place. [Thor starts to say something else, only to change his mind.] But that would mean it crosses whole universes.
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[ Loki gives a careless shrug, not meeting Thor's eyes. ]
Time. Space. None of it has meaning. Years can pass there in a blink of an eye.
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[He's talking about the here and the now, for the most part. The idea of being in the Void is ... unsettling.]
How could we even be certain?
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[ A beat passes as Loki lets it go. ]
But it is unlikely that we are located there. Just that it holds similar characteristics.
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We already know there is more than one universe at play here. More than one reality as well. There are different versions of our own world I've heard spoken of.
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That's hardly news.
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[I mean. As far as they know.]
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I don't believe I know anyone on this ship.
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That is what most would call "good fortune". There's no need to deal with what-ifs and other untenable possibilities.
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[No need to get philosophical about it.]
You'll hear about other realities soon enough, if anyone wants to speak about them. I don't pay them much heed.
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[ Loki shrugs. ]
I doubt they'll tell me anything new.
[ It'll probably be like "oh Loki did this evil thing" or "Loki broke that". ]
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Otherwise, I am sure you'll learn plenty soon enough.
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And I suppose I need to bond with my shipmates.
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But you brought it up, so you must think it has some merit.
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[ He's not interested. ]
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Well, it's up to you. [He pushes away from the bench and heads for the door.] Get settled in.
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And then what?
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[He's not going to write Loki a roadmap. Some things you just need to figure out on your own.]
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