Raven-Shinda

        Night had fallen over the city, the busy streets calmed somewhat. The moon glistened white, millions of stars forming intricate patterns on the black canvas of the sky. Not a single cloud obstructed the beautiful view, the shining lights of the city forever in a contest against the burning stars. Loki stood, slightly hunched over, with his arms crossed on the pane of glass separating him from the twenty story fall to the cement below. A cold breeze ruffled his hair, his coat snapping around him. He longed to look upon the endless galaxies that surrounded Asguard, his heart aching with sorrow. He felt empty; like something was missing.

Part Six: Since Thor and Tony were nowhere to be around, Steve gave Loki a tour of the building. Almost all the important rooms were on two of the floors, the rest presumably filled with "Cars and crap". They took the elevator and ascended to the roof level, where a deck, several lawn chairs, a luxurious looking pool, and a white tablet-looking thing sat facing the city. "What is that?" Loki asked, curious. They walked over to it and Steve explained, "That is an art pallet. People with a habit to paint things use those, though I don't see why Tony has one. He never touched the thing once." Loki frowned. "What kinds of things do they paint?"

Part Five: Loki's eyes widened as his mind registered what was happening. Thor broke their heated kiss and summoned Mjolnir, grabbing Loki's hands and pulling them above his head on the bed, setting Mjolnir onto his wrists. Loki writhed, unable to move his arms under the weight of the weapon. "T-Thor... what are you-," Thor silenced Loki with another kiss, this time more rough. The two broke apart again, the younger gasping for breath, his body slowly becoming unbearably hot. Thor gazed into Loki's emerald green eyes, slowly undoing the tie for the robe. "T-Thor…" Loki stuttered again, unable to think straight. Thor pushed away the sil