Loki just took his time walking around, letting her decide if and when she wanted to stop and look at anything. There was, after all, a lot to see.

After a little while, Amy noticed herself getting hungry. She nudged Loki a bit.

"Maybe we should go and find something to eat?" she suggested tentatively.

"Of course," Loki said, heading for the dining hall. There was always food in there, after all. "I believe for dinner the next two or three nights will be quieter for us."

"I hope so," Amy said. "It wasn't comfortable last night. Too crowded."

"It will be more crowded at Yule," Loki said. "However, people will also be drinking, so it will be much easier for us to leave early if we want."

"Good to know," Amy said. That many rowdy people promised to be hell on her, and it was good that there would be a way out.

Loki nodded and let go of her once they were in the dining hall, letting her find whatever food she wanted.

Amy was a little surprised at how much there was in the dining hall, and tentatively took a little bit of a lot of things, to try them. Then she made her way back over to Loki.

Loki had just picked a place to sit and listen, trying to keep track of various people. Thor, of course, he could hear booming enthusiastically about something, but they were moving away already, presumably to go prove their mettle in hand to hand combat. Now that he might want to see. Maybe.

Amy could see the mildly curious look on Loki's face.

"Something going on?" she asked him.

"I think Thor has taken the rest of the group to test their mettle in the sparring ring," Loki said with a faint smile. "I think."

"Now that could be interesting," Amy said, grinning a bit. "It could be fun to see who gets knocked on their ass."

Loki snorted and shook his head. It had been a while since he had sparred with Thor...

As if having the same idea, Thor strode over, and Loki blinked.

"Brother, there you are," Thor said, grinning. "Join me in the ring for a round? It's been far too long since we tested one another, I find I've missed it."

Loki smirked lazily. "As if you'll be able to lay a hand on me," he said, his eyes glinting. This could be a very fun chance to show off for Amy.

"We shall see," Thor replied, grinning more. He'd been looking for a chance to spar with Loki without any sort of alien invasion or mind control getting in the way.

Loki grinned and looked at Amy. "Are you coming, dear?" he asked rather hopefully.

Amy blinked, and then grinned and nodded.

"I wouldn't miss it," she said. "Go kick his ass."

Loki smirked and followed Thor towards the sparring ring, the rest of the group meeting up with them, looking curious as they walked.

Since it was just sparring, Loki didn't bother with any armor or anything, instead just moving into the ring to face his brother.

Thor didn't bother with armor either, just facing Loki with a grin. This was definitely going to be fun. Setting his stance, he waited for the call to begin.

As soon as the signal was given, the two started an intricate, complicated dance, neither one managing to land a hit yet. They knew each other too well to make it so easy. But they were almost dancing as they moved.

Amy watched the spar, completely enthralled. It was truly amazing to watch.

"Jesus," Tony muttered as he watched the fight. "We'd have been completely fucked if he'd been firing on all cylinders before."

"No kidding," Clint muttered, and he didn't sound pleased. Natasha, of course, was watching everything with rapt attention.

"It's amazing," Amy murmured to Lea. "I hadn't realized they could move like that."

Lea shook her head, nearly speechless as she watched. "It's like watching Clint and Natasha," she said quietly.