"Right." Lea sighed and sipped at her coffee again. She'd decide later. Tomorrow. Or the day after. Sometime soonish. "For now, coffee and work."

"Sounds like my kind of plan," Tony said, grinning. "Let's get started, then."

Lea grinned and headed down to the workshop. And she would have been quite happy to spend the next few days there, except that she kept being interrupted for meals and things.

Although privately she was wondering if Tony was going to have Words with Fury.

Tony was definitely going to have Words with Fury, but he wanted to make sure Lea was alright, first, and that the AIM compound was razed to the ground. So he needed to chat with Loki, first. He wasn't stupid, he knew the trickster god had gone back to take care of the compound.

Loki had indeed dealt with the compound already, and he came back looking extraordinarily pleased with himself.

Tony intercepted him as soon as he got back into the building.

"Did anyone catch you?" he asked. "I'm totally not covering for you if you got caught."

Loki scoffed a bit. "Of course no one saw me," he said. "No one knew I was there, and the threat has been eliminated."

"Good," Tony said. "Razed to the ground?"

"There's nothing left," Loki agreed with a hard little smile. Clearly he'd enjoyed his work.

"Good," Tony said again, nodding. He paused. "How's Amy handling the virus patch? It's still working right?"

Loki nodded. "She is well," he agreed. "She still struggles with the virus from time to time, but no more so than before."

"Working on a better code, I promise," Tony said. "I'll get it right."

Loki nodded his satisfaction of that. "Good. Alert me when you are finished, if you can."

"Oh you'll know," Tony said, grinning. "Trust me, you'll know when I get it right."

Loki nodded. "How is Leandra faring?" he asked. He was a bit concerned about her; he was rather fond of her now, besides just for Amy's sake.

"Better than before," Tony said. "Her virus is stable, at least for now, and we're pretty close to fixing it for good."

Loki nodded. "Good. Wish her well for me."

Tony gave Loki a bit of a weird look (because it seemed kind of odd for the trickster to really care about anyone without a reason) but nodded.

"Sure," he said.

Loki ignored the look and left, going to go find Amy again so he could check up on her.

Amy was settled in an armchair, curled up in it with one of her cats. She wasn't actively being social, but she wasn't isolating herself, either.

Loki let himself in and dropped into an armchair across from her, stretching out a bit. She looked fine, which was good. If she hadn't been okay he would have found another compound to raze.

Amy glanced at him as he sat down.

"What did Tony want?" she asked.

"He wanted to know how you were doing," Loki said with a shrug. "He informed me that he is close to having a completed virus for Lea, and will be able to do so with you as well, if you wish."

That made Amy pause.

"A complete code?" she asked. She let that sink in briefly. "A finished code would be wonderful."

Loki nodded and made a mental note to tell Stark to work on a finished code for Amy as well.

"Hopefully he will finish soon."