quitethecharmer:

Vincent's Asgardian self had remained at the Baxter Building while his mortal self had departed with Kristoff. He'd devised an, while perhaps not as intricate as he would have previously done, effective tracking spell and was identifying other affected individuals, in hopes of locating the original source.

It was going to take some time to cycle however, leaving Vincent uncomfortably alone with his thoughts. He'd gone to speak with Andrea, but had silently withdrawn after spotting her with Mac. It wasn't his place to try to comfort her, not anymore.

Oh yes, he so enjoyed having thought thought stirred up again.

After a fruitless attempt to try to busy himself with something in his work space, his eyes fall on his phone. He bites his lip in hesitation, then picks it up. "Dial Moira."

nextgen_parent:
Einmyria was always happy to come to Migard and didn't understand why Sif disliked it so much. The place was full of wonder and so unlike Asgard. The people and their things were fascinating to Einmyria and she always wanted to spend more time studying them. There was also chocolate to savor. Chocolate was always worth the trip to Migard.

Today she wasn't here to look around and wonder at all the sights. Today she was here because her daughter wanted to marry and there were negotiations to do. Einmyria knew she would have to eventually do this for one of her seven children, she just never thought it would be for Svalin. She loved Svalin as if she were one of her biological children, but Einmyria had never ever thought Svalin would get married. Let alone ever have children.

Einmyria came to New York with Svalin to see Vernique and meet her mother. Once introductions were done and pleasantries exchanged, Svalin and Vernique left while Einmyria and Janet sat down to negotiate a dowry.

hotlittlehands:

After the minor ordeal of informing her parents and getting their permission and signatures, Amiko leads Asako into the training room. "All right. We are going to start off rather simply and work our way up."