Loki smiled a bit and settled in, relaxing with her for a while. At least now he had something to look forward to when he returned home.

A couple weeks later, Amy found herself sticking very close to the group as they were led down the Bifrost towards Asgard. Already, she was intimidated, and stayed right next to her sister.

Tony, on the other hand, was trying and failing to hide the fact that he was outright gawking at the place.

Loki let Thor lead the group, instead staying near the back. Really, he was fine not being the center of attention, or being anywhere near attention right now. He just didn't want Odin to suddenly blame something else on him.

Lea was gawking around as well, although she was sticking close to Amy. She still wasn't entirely sure she wanted to be there, after all.

Amy had her arms in close to herself.

"I feel really small," she murmured to Lea. "And I can feel so much, even from here. More than the city, even."

Thor was just fine leading everyone else into Asgard. He was already having a great time and babbling on about his home to any in the group who would listen.

"Yeah, I kind of know what you mean," Lea muttered, looking around. "This place is so huge..." She trailed off, watching as they approached the end of the Bifrost, where Odin was waiting.

Amy's eyes went wide when she saw Odin.

"Lea," she murmured, "he's like a solid steel wall." She knew her sister would understand she was talking about her ability.

"Father!" Thor greeted. "I wasn't expecting you to be out here."

"He looks like he would be," Lea muttered back.

"I thought I should greet your guests personally, Thor," Odin said, not quite smiling. "And I wanted to meet them for myself."

"It's unreal," Amy murmured, trying not to draw Odin's attention.

Thor beamed.

"My comrades," he said, gesturing to the Avengers. "Although there are a pair in there that are guests of Loki, as well."

"Oh?" Odin's eyebrows shot up. "Guests of Loki? I didn't anticipate that." But he left it be for the moment, instead just looking over the group before turning. "I've had rooms prepared for them in the east wing, if you wish to get them settled in first."

Thor nodded.

"That would be best," he said. "Thank you." With that, he gestured for the group to follow him and took them to the east wing to their rooms.

Loki noticed that they were short two rooms and his eyebrows shot up. Odin hadn't been expecting extra guests. Well, that wasn't a problem, he had room for both girls in his rooms. So he put a hand on Amy's shoulder.

"There is plenty of room for you and your sister to stay in my rooms, as there don't seem to be enough guest rooms."

"Are you sure?" Amy asked quietly. "I don't want to cause any problems or anything."

"There aren't enough guest rooms prepared," Loki said quietly. "If you prefer a guest room, I can have one set up for you, of course. But my rooms are open to you."

Amy considered for a moment, and looked at her sister.

"What do you think?" she asked.

"That's okay," Lea said after a moment. Staying with Loki wasn't her first choice, especially since she kind of wanted to get some of the sexual tension resolved between Amy and Loki. "I might see if I can steal a couch from someone else though."

"You sure? I don't want you to be all alone," Amy said.

"I'm sure," Lea said with a little grin. "If I can't bum a couch in Bruce's room or something, I'll go join you and steal half your bed."

After a moment, Amy nodded.

"Alright," she said. "As long as you're sure."

"I'm sure. I'll let you know what happens. Go on, you may as well go get settled in." Lea smiled a bit, already noting which room was Bruce's so she could talk to him.

Amy nodded and hugged her sister, then went to follow Loki.

Loki led her down to his rooms, pushing open the door.

"I was allowed to keep my rooms," he said quietly as he stepped into the first, which was like a sitting/living room. "I have several places you can sleep. The bed is likely the most comfortable though."

"I can't take your bed from you," Amy protested. "I can sleep on a couch or something, it's no problem." She'd slept on worse than that before, after all.

"It is, of course, your choice," Loki said with a little smile, moving back to his bedroom. He had plenty of places comfortable enough to sleep in there, after all.

"A couch or something is fine," Amy said. She hesitated in following him, however; she knew how personal bedrooms could be for people, and she wasn't sure he'd want her in there.

Loki looked back at her with a raised eyebrow.

"You'd be more comfortable staying in here, I think," he said. "There is plenty of space for you."