Erik helped with camp while Tony tinkered with Rei's dex.

Rei finished dinner and got hers before letting everyone else at it.

Things had taken on a sort of routine: the girls would get their dinner, and then Bruce would fill two plates and take one to Tony to nudge the genius into eating while Erik and Logan got theirs alongside Loki and Thor. Loki still hadn't decided whether they were going to join the girls or not, even though the two had followed the girls all the way out of the Marvel territories.

Rei had noticed that, but she didn't push Loki for an answer. She figured Loki felt better not being attached to someone at the moment. She didn't mind at all, though.

Faye found that she didn't mind, either. She and Rei both treated Loki and Thor as if they were part of the group, and didn't push Loki about actually joining them, and everyone seemed fairly comfortable with the current arrangement.

Which was about when Rei noticed more bishis around them, and she grinned.

"How much you want to bet there's a Cal and a Niko out there in a two-mile radius bickering or bitching?"

"I'm not taking that bet," Faye said, grinning. "It's almost a guarantee."

"How do you think a pair of them would do in our group?" Rei wasn't planning on going out and actively looking for bishis, at least not at the moment, but it was interesting to ponder.

"Depends," Faye said after a moment. "Bruce and Niko would get along. But Cal would likely piss off Erik and Logan. Not sure about Tony either way."

"I think Tony would test Niko's patience too." Rei snorted. "But you have to admit, it would be kind of entertaining."

"It would be highly entertaining," Faye said, grinning. "I can't deny that."

Rei grinned. "You realize if we get very many more in our group we'll end up with just a bunch of potentially picky guys."

"True," Faye said. She grinned. "We just so happen to like these particular personality types."

"I know," Rei said with a grin. "It's just so, so fun."

Logan snorted at both of them.

Faye paused for a second.

"I wouldn't dare get a Robin, though," she said. "He and Tony would just innuendo each other all the time, and he'd piss off just about everyone else at the same time."

"I think if we had a Robin, in under a week he and Tony would both end up strung up somewhere." Rei shook her head.

"Yeah," Faye said, nodding. "I'd bet on around two days. Maximum."

"Pretty much." Rei grinned. "So let's just avoid that. There are plenty of others we can get if we decide to."

"Yup," Faye said, nodding. "Agreed. No pucks." She grinned. "However, there are a few others that would be interesting to have around."

"Oh yes. I can think of several others that would be very interesting to have around." Rei grinned. "We can have so much fun with this."

Faye grinned.

"Yes indeed," she said. She snickered. "Oh god can you imagine Ish?"

"Oh man." Rei snickered. "You know he'd stick up his nose until he got used to us. And then he'd be the most silently devious."

"Yes," Faye said, snickering. "God yes. And he'd get along so well with Erik, I bet."

"I can see them having long discussions." Rei shook her head, highly amused. "This might have to happen now, you realize."

Faye snorted.

"I would not be able to deal with an Ishiah on my own," she said. "I wouldn't be able to resist baiting him."

Rei snorted. "Ishiah-baiting, now a common sport among Rob Thurman fans." She grinned. "Fortunately there's two of us so I can probably get you to stop before you piss him off."