"I did come down here to introduce you two," Loki said with an impish little grin, starting to walk. Sleipnir kept pace with him easily.

"This isn't funny~" Amy said, holding on tightly and sitting a bit awkwardly. "I don't know how to ride."

"Just sit like this." Loki stopped and helped her arrange herself. "We won't do anything more than this today."

"Okay," Amy said, still a bit uneasy. She'd never ridden even a normal horse before, and Sleipnir was very far from normal.

But Loki kept his word, just walking with Sleipnir. That was easy enough for even a beginner to adjust to.

Amy gradually relaxed, settling a bit better on Sleipnir's back. She was even starting to have some fun.

Loki grinned when he noticed but kept Sleipnir from taking off, keeping everything relaxed for today.

Besides, he could go riding later.

They walked around for a while, until Amy finally wanted to get down again and walk for herself. Once her feet were back on the ground, she smiled at them both.

"That was fun," she said.

"Good." Loki smiled and patted Sleipnir's neck again. "There are a few other places I could show you, if you like."

Amy nodded.

"Sure," she said. "I'd like to see them."

Loki nodded and started walking, Sleipnir following them for the moment. It was a bit of a walk to get up to the next point, but he took his time.

Amy followed, not minding that it was a bit of a hike.

"Where are we going?" she asked as she caught up to him.

"Somewhere with a view this time." Loki smiled faintly. Hey, he wanted to show her all of Asgard, but that wasn't possible with the time restraints, so he figured he might as well take a shortcut.

Intrigued, Amy kept following. Their destination sounded promising. If the 'somewhere with a view' was anything like what she'd seen so far, it was going to be fantastic.

It took them a bit longer to get up there, but then Loki stopped and turned. They were up on a hill and so could see all of the city and much of the surrounding land. Sleipnir snorted and moved around the two to nose Loki's pockets for food.

Amy was completely entranced by the view.

"Oh wow," she breathed, just trying to take it all it. "It's so beautiful."

"This is one of the places I would come for some quiet," Loki admitted quietly. "It is nice up here. Quiet. Not many people come up here."

"It's perfect," Amy said. She was quiet for a moment. "There have been times I wished for a place like this."

"We shall have to find you a place on Midgard," Loki said, looking at her. "Everyone should have a place to relax."

"Before recently, I couldn't have one," Amy pointed out. "We moved around too much to have anything so... permanent."

"But, for the moment at least, you do have a permanent place," Loki pointed out. "So we could try to find such a place for you."

Amy hesitated for a moment.

"I wouldn't even know where to start looking," she admitted.

"We have time," Loki replied patiently. "Unless, of course, you weary of my company." He didn't even really sound upset.

"Of course not," Amy replied, looking at him. "I enjoy your company very much."

Loki allowed himself a little smile at that.

"Well then, we shall start looking when we return to Midgard."