"I noticed." To her credit, Lea didn't lisp, and she could already feel the Extremis burning through the alcohol. She grimaced a bit.

"Now to go shower and see if I can sleep."

Loki led her back to his rooms, giving her some time to relax.

"Do you need any help?" he asked quietly.

Tony nodded.

"Good plan," he said. "I'll walk you back while you can still walk." He grinned a bit and nudged her towards the door.

"Maybe a bit with the laces?" Amy asked tentatively, turning around so he could reach them. She was already relaxing a bit more now that she was away from the larger crowds.

"I can walk," Lea grumbled, although she let him steer her back to his rooms. By the time she got back, she was even mostly sober again. "See? Nary a problem."

"Of course." Loki moved over and undid the laces before loosening them a little for her, his hands lingering a bit. "Better?" he asked quietly.

"Okay, that was kind of cool," Tony said, grinning. "Did you know you actually visibly sober up? It's kind of awesome."

"Thanks," Amy said softly. She noticed his hand lingering, but didn't make any move to stop him. Then she quickly ducked into a side room to change out of the gown.

Lea snorted. "You would think so," she said, shaking her head and moving back into his room to change.

Loki didn't protest or try to get her to stay, instead simply getting comfortable again himself before settling down.

"Damn right," Tony said. "It's awesome." He grinned even as he shed his jacket and draped it over the foot of the bed.

Once Amy was changed, she came back out with the dress draped over one arm.

"Where do you want me to put this?" she asked.

Lea shook her head and changed into more comfortable clothes that she could sleep in, going to hang up the dress in the closet before flopping over on her couch.

"In the closet is fine." Loki nodded a door, which swung open obligingly for her.

Tony raised an eyebrow when he saw her flop over on the couch.

"Sure you don't want the bed?" he asked. He waggled his eyebrows. "We can share it, if you want."

Amy nodded and went to hang up the dress.

"Dinner was nice," she commented softly. "Crowded... but nice. Interesting."

Lea snorted at him. "You would say that," she said, rolling her eyes. "Any excuse to get me into bed." She didn't move yet either.

"Interesting." Loki considered for a moment. "That is a kind way of putting it."

"Is it working?" Tony asked, grinning some. "Cuz, you know, I can always try a bit harder."

"It was interesting," Amy said, nodding. She grinned a bit. "We were interested in them, they were interested in us, interest all around."

"Yeah, you might have to. So far, nothing." Lea smirked.

Loki snorted quietly. "You are the first humans to come to Asgard," he pointed out. "Curiosity is natural."

"Be a billion times more comfortable than the workshop table," Tony pointed out.

"Like I said. Interesting," Amy said. "Although it still felt a bit like being mentally boxed in by brick walls, that was a little unnerving."

Lea did laugh a bit at that. "That is true," she said. "I had bruises after." She stretched a bit on her couch though, not yet tempted to move.

Loki snorted quietly. "Well, perhaps that will help you to feel more comfortable," he said with a faint smile. "Perhaps. If not, there are ways around that."

"Perfect reason to try out this clearly superior bed," Tony said, grinning.

"It's better in here," Amy admitted. She glanced at him, and then looked away quickly with a faint blush on her face.

"It is a perfectly good reason," Lea admitted. "However, I'm still feeling too lazy." She grinned.

Loki blinked at the blush before he grinned a bit. Aha! Progress! But he didn't push his luck, instead letting her settle in.

Tony made a face.

"Well you're no fun," he said. He flopped over on the bed.

Amy saw the little grin as she settled in a bit more.

"What?" she asked, looking at him.

Lea laughed a little bit but didn't bother to move. She figured he just wanted the sex, at any rate, and that was one thing she wasn't quite willing to do just for fun.

"Nothing," Loki said after a moment. "I'm just pleased that you're relaxing around me."

Tony looked over at her.

"You gonna settle in or what?" he asked. "Honestly, bed's big enough, hell, we wouldn't even have to touch if you don't want to, might as well."

"It's strange," Amy said. "I know I probably shouldn't, after some of the things I've heard, but... I can't help it."

Lea considered for a few moments before she heaved a sigh and went over to go lay down on the bed. It was huge, and less likely to be mauled by her twisting and turning in the middle of the night.

Loki nodded. "I don't want you to be afraid of me," he said quietly to her. "I want you to be able to relax around me."

"See?" Tony said. "Clearly a superior bed. This bed is a fantastic idea."

"I'm not," Amy said. "Wary, sometimes, but not afraid." Because he hadn't done anything to her to scare her. She'd heard stories, of course, but she wasn't scared.

"It is. This is a very nice bed. How come my bed in the Tower isn't this nice?" Lea grinned at him teasingly.

"Wary is... not unexpected," Loki said resignedly. Really, he couldn't expect anything else, not at this point.

"You want one like this?" Tony asked. "Cause I can figure out how to get one there, I mean, there's not a whole lot I can't throw money at and make happen."

"Keep in mind," Amy said. "I happen to be a very fragile creature compared to you." She smiled just a bit, though.

"This is true," Lea agreed. "Well, I'll think about it. I've got a few days to figure it out."

"Physically," Loki agreed. "In some ways, however..." He let the sentence trail off.

Tony made a vague sound of agreement and settled in a bit more. The bed really was very comfortable.

That made Amy raise an eyebrow.

"What do you mean?" she asked.

"Properly trained, you could be as strong as I," Loki said quietly. "In different ways, true. But you could."