--SION--ZEKK--LAUFEYSON--
I thought of angels
Choking on their halos
Get them drunk on rose water
See how dirty I can get them
Pulling out their fragile teeth
And clip their tiny wings.
It's been over twenty years since the battle of New York.
Over twenty years since the first major defeat of Loki Laufeyson at the hands of the Avengers.
They thought they were safe. With Loki locked safely away, they had little to worry about. For the next few years the Avengers continued on, working together as one whenever the need rose. However, eventually the group disbanded, and each Avenger was able to go back to their loved ones, even start families. They weren't the only ones.
Loki escaped his prison within the first few months, leaving behind a hologram instead. He went into hiding, slowly but surely undermining the kingdom of Asgard while simultaneously maintaining a relationship with a fair maiden who stuck up for him 100%. With a family to protect and love, he stopped his tricks and mischief, even recalling the hologram.
After hearing nothing but quiet for nearly two decades, the people of Asgard and Midgard thought they were safe. Oh, how wrong they were.
They didn't count on Loki himself making a comeback powerful enough to rock the world. They didn't count on the man in question to have an army of thousands at his flank, and they certainly didn't expect that he'd be able to so easily kidnap the five disbanded Avengers. They didn't think he'd be able to control their minds and use them as tools to taking over Midgard. And yet it happens, and when it does, the Avengers' kids themselves are sent out to find their parents and stop Loki's schemes. There's one more thing they overlooked, however, one more thing they never saw coming.
Loki's children will stand by their father's side with powers great enough to rival those of the Avengers themselves. One boy and one girl, as stubborn, mischievous, and, quite frankly, unstable as he is. Together, they will rule the world, and the Avengers as well as the Allegiance, as the little kiddies are called, will become their footstools.
Three people ruling the world. Just my sister, my dad and I. Talk about family time.
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"Hey, Sion!" I turned just in time to receive a slap on the back from my twin sister, Gei. I laughed, ruffling her hair. "Hey, Gei. How's the hacking going?" She rolled her eyes, sighing. "It was going fine until Crai showed up. One touch of a button by his stupid sausage fingers, and I had to start the process all over. I wanted to kill him."
Three weeks on this flying machine, and Gei already had a kill list of at least fifteen names going on. That wasn't terribly surprising, considering she hated just about everyone she laid eyes on, save for maybe dad and I. We were currently standing outside a very certain door that led to a very certain room, which, in turn, held some very certain...Guests.
Now that Gei had arrived, I was more than happy to turn and press my thumb against a scanner set in the wall next to the certain door, smiling when the door slid open, quiet as could be. For a Midgard creation, this flying boat thing was certainly impressive. The plans for the massive thing had come from a remote SHIELD base, SHIELD being the one group that stood in our way. Not for much longer, though. Not with their secret weapon under our fingertips.
"We're HE-ERE!" I sang cheerfully, striding into the room with Gei at my heels. She rolled her eyes, but grinned nonetheless. Six pairs of eyes stared darkly at us in the dim light, but neither my sister nor I were fazed. By now, we were used to their little tantrums. It was almost adorable, how stubborn they were. "I still want to punch him." Stark's voice, hoarse, was still indignant.
Gei walked over to the cage the man inhabited, squatting down so she was face-to-face with the man. I couldn't hear what she was saying to him, but I'm quite sure it was violent, and included a particular favorite Midgard toy of hers, brass knuckles. "...Kid." My head whipped around to face the speaker, and I lifted an eyebrow. "What is it, Rogers? If you're going to lecture me again, can it. I'm not in the mood for violence this afternoon." Okay, so that was a bit of a lie. I was completely in the mood.
"You have to convince Loki that this is stupid, Sion. SHIELD won't give up easily. They have another group of heroes, one you won't be able to defeat as easily-" I cut him off with a wave of my hand, smirking. "Awh, they sound adorable. Who are we supposed to be worried about? Teddy-Bear Man and the Pillow King?" Gei joined the conversation, apparently having finished her conversation with Sark.
"Our kids, dumb-ss." I didn't have to think about it a moment to register the snarky redhead's tone. Out of the three of us, she hated me the most, particularly because I'd been the one to catch her. "Oh, shut up, Romanov, unless you'd like to fly up on the roof of this godd-mn plane as a kite." I'm interested, though. Their kids? These losers actually managed to have families? The things popularity and a bit of charm will buy you. Ugh, cheap.
Suddenly, the plane dropped several hundred feet, causing Gei and I to stumble as we struggled to stay upright. "What in the-?" Banner, who was usually quiet while sitting in his huge--ss, Hulk-proof cage, chuckled quietly. "That would be our children. You know, Teddy-Bear Man and the Pillow King?" Romanov let out a wild whoop when the plane took a sudden, wild turn to the right. "Bet you ten dollars that was mine, Stark!" He laughed, shaking his head. "I'll bet twenty that was mine, ginger!"
I let out a disgusted snarl. "You six keep each other company with your silly bets. Meanwhile, Gei and I have some pests to exterminate." We swept out of the room simultaneously, Gei clearly more agitated than I. "Sion, they've breached our security. How are we going to fix this? They'll kill one hundred of our men before we can even get our sights on them!"
I sighed, turning to look at her. "Gei, we don't know their numbers. We don't know their abilities. H-ll, we don't know their ages. Have faith in father. Have faith in our powers. We'll win this, and we'll take these newbies down too." She grinned. "Yeah. We've got this."
Hours later I woke up in a white, empty room, strapped by the wrists, neck and ankles to a cold metal chair. My head was pounding with the energy it had sustained, and my vision was fuzzy. Yeah, maybe we didn't have this.
{{Note-He's the only one they managed to capture from the helicarrier, all the Avengers, Loki, Gei, etc. are still on it. :P I hope this didn't suck too badly, haha!}}
If heaven's grief brings hell's rain
Then I'd trade all my tomorrows for just one yesterday
For just one yesterday
I want to teach you a lesson in the worst kind of way
Still I'd trade all my tomorrows for just one yesterday
For just one yesterday
For just one yesterday.
!!!Gei!!!
