[After an unpleasant night riding out his reacquired nausea - most spent in his bedroom, part sadly spent in the bathroom - Thor wakes feeling better if not entirely okay. It's not enough to confine him to the ship any longer, so he sends Loki a message and heads for the Iskaulit.
He drops into his chair with a sigh, thumbing through the pages of his notebook without really seeing them. Every day brings something new to think about.]
[Can it be that after five-odd months Loki is 2% less high strung? The clothing choices say maybe. Thor routinely doesn't wear his armour unless he's doing something potentially dangerous, so per usual he's in jeans and a sweater. And also wearing the faintly dour expression one gets after a night of miserable health.
Thor looks up and flips the book closed.]
Nothing now, but what we found down on the surface wasn't the most pleasant.
Because I didn't get one. [It's a grouchy response but no less true. With a sigh, he continues.] I was sick for a few hours after leaving. It was nowhere near as bad as our other encounter with the ship.
[Thor watches Loki for a long moment, weighing up what he knows of the ship and what happened last time.]
The approach isn't terrible until you get near the cylinder itself. [It's not so easy to remember exactly when it started - it seemed like earlier, but belatedly Thor realises he was misremembering it.] I don't know how much can be sensed around - that.
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[Not over the communicators.]
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action, the next day.
He drops into his chair with a sigh, thumbing through the pages of his notebook without really seeing them. Every day brings something new to think about.]
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What's the matter?
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Thor looks up and flips the book closed.]
Nothing now, but what we found down on the surface wasn't the most pleasant.
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[ Loki briefly eyes Thor before taking his own seat. ]
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Did you go inside?
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[He doesn't feel he needs to say why. There's only one thing he could be referring to; only one sensation.]
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Then he pokes him on the forehead. ]
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Stop.
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You don't seem to have a temperature.
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Perhaps that was the test ship. The first one before they rolled out a complete model.
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[By time or circumstance, Thor couldn't rightly tell. It was hard keeping a straight head walking into that wreckage.]
I thought we might be able to work something out by seeing the inside, but it was too decrepit to see much of anything.
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I should go down there. I might be able to sense something.
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The approach isn't terrible until you get near the cylinder itself. [It's not so easy to remember exactly when it started - it seemed like earlier, but belatedly Thor realises he was misremembering it.] I don't know how much can be sensed around - that.
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