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Tweak says, "who let you in my house!"

Tony Stark (campusking) wrote in snapthread,
@ 2019-10-07 22:05:00

Entry tags:

bucky barnes (mcu), clint barton (616), gamewide plot, john constantine (vertigo), leia organa, loki (616), peter quill (mcu), richie tozier, thor (mcu), tony stark (avac)

Who: All the town kids who want in
What: Hot Tub Party
Where: Tony's house
When: Today

This place was great, his dad wasn't around and he didn't have classes or tutors or anything to bother him. And he had a house full of bots and his pokemon, it was quite possibly the coolest place he'd ever been and people were coming over, it was gonna be a party!

Sure he didn't do much in the way of planning but he had his fridge full of cheese and there were drinks everywhere and Dum-E would totally make juice if people wanted it, it seemed to be about all he could do but Tony loved him and he was glad to have him there.

And well .... it was gonna be cool, he'd never had a party before, not with kids his own age so he was ready and he was antsy kind of pacing a little bit while he waited for people to show up. And just when he thought he had it all ready Tony realized there was one thing left he needed and quickly found a piece of paper and some tape scribbling a hasty note and taping it outside on his door.

Come on in! It's party time.
No adults allowed!!!

[standard party thread rules folks, just tag your threads and go nuts!]

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Loki | THAT MIGHTY GREAT THOR

strngestavenger
2019-10-17 08:53 pm UTC (link)

They were the greatest and worst brothers. In fact, Thor was fairly certain he'd heard both of their parents call them that on separate occasions. Thor loved Loki endlessly, truly and with all of his oversized heart of gold. But that also meant he loved to annoy the fuck out of him any chance he got and that was exactly why he'd pretended to eat all the snacks. Which, in their young minds was about as close to treason as it got.

"It is how it works!" He argued. Being a prince of Asgard meant he could do anything he wanted and have anything he wanted. No one would claim Thor Odinson wasn't full of himself.

If taking the food and lying about it was treason, tongue wagging was absolute high treason and he knew it. So when Loki tackled him, Thor caught him and wrestled him around without giving care to anything they might run into, until he'd pinned him down. "You cannot win with brute strength, brother. Yield!"

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Loki / new phone who dis?

lie_smith
2019-10-19 05:52 pm UTC (link)

It wasn't how it worked, but arguing back and forth with the same words wasn't really an interest of Loki's because after a while it was just louder and still not any more or less convincing than it had been previously.

Wrestling, though, he could do. Even if it did mean Thor was likely to win if he didn't do a little creative cheating. Because they could roll around like idiots and knock into all manner of things, but Loki would still end up being the one who was pinned. But yielding? Absolutely not. Loki blinked up at his brother -- and it was clear he was holding back mirth instead of anger at this point, but that wasn't really what mattered here. It was the principle of it.

So he teleported out of Thor's grip in order to land directly on his back again. Sure, Thor could just roll them both over again, but Loki'd just keep on getting out of it.

They could be at this forever, if there was nothing to stop them.

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Loki / IDK MY BFF SPARKLES

strngestavenger
2019-10-19 08:13 pm UTC (link)

Thor liked arguing back and forth even when it meant not making any forward progress. It meant he could just argue louder and that in of itself became a competition to him. He could win that too, proving to shout louder than Loki or whoever else he was quarreling with. Really, he could just turn most things into a competition or a game. It made life more enjoyable.

Until that is, Loki decided to cheat like he was doing now.

"Loki!" He called out when his brother teleported onto his back. "That is bad form! You cannot use magic in a wrestling match!" He twisted around and tried to push him off. "I will still best you even with your tricks!" The next time he pushed, his anger caused sparks to shoot from his fingers.

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Loki / Sparky

lie_smith
2019-10-20 05:12 am UTC (link)

It barely even should have counted as cheating -- Loki was, after all, just using his skillset. What would have been cheating would have been expecting him to compete with Thor who was larger and stronger than him -- even if Loki was probably a little faster, there was no real winning in an actual rumble, particularly not in close quarters.

"Your face is bad form," Loki taunted right back, clearly delighting in having the upper hand. It didn't last long though, because Thor's electric touch was enough of a shock and a zap to have Loki yelping out in surprise and actually falling off of the spot on Thor's back that he'd decided to take up residence on.

He had a little knife out and in his hand before he knew it and was brandishing it in Thor's direction with an expression that was somewhere between accusing and annoyed. "Can't use magic?" He asked.

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Loki / Static Electricity

strngestavenger
2019-10-25 02:54 pm UTC (link)

The thing was... he hadn't meant to do that. Thor was still kind of figuring out the whole Thunder God thing that really meant he could channel lightning and he didn't always know how to control it? It'd rarely ever done that though. Thor had no idea that he was actually a fifteen hundred year old god who was stronger than he'd ever been and all that power was literally at his fingertips right now while he was wrestling with his brother. It was kind of a wonder he hadn't destroyed the whole house just then and himself along with it.

Oops.

"I didn't mean to!" He protested when Loki produced a knife because he knew what was coming and sure enough he got a fast stabbing. It hurt, yeah, but Loki never actually stabbed to kill. And Odin would always just say to brush it off and not cry about it so Thor just growled at him instead. "You must use knives because you cannot do what I can do!" He pushed Loki again though he didn't conjure anymore lightning this time, thankfully. This probably wouldn't last long. Most of their skirmishes didn't. Instead of giving Loki a sound punch when he pinned him down that time he just tickled him mercilessly instead.

Honestly he didn't even remember what the fight was about a that point. Thor didn't really hold grudges that long. Oh, right. He'd tricked the trickster. "Just admit I bested you!"

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Loki / Static Electricity Punk

lie_smith
2019-10-26 03:14 am UTC (link)

It was just a little stab, really. In the grand scheme of things, anyway. Loki'd handed out worse before this and would again, he was sure. "I'm using knives because they obviously work," Loki said, feeling rather like he'd won, no matter what came after. He felt good enough about it, in fact, that he disappeared his knife. He didn't want Thor to bleed a lot. Just a little.

The tickling was cheating. Cheating because Thor was doing it, and because Loki was actually ticklish and after not too long at all he was howling with laughter and squirming beneath his brother in a way that said he'd absolutely lost the game. There'd be no recovering from giggles like this, the kind that made his eyes water. And after all the squirming and wrestling, he had to lay still, dramatic as he tried catching his breath. "You're the worst," he told his brother, refusing to actually admit he was bested, even if his lazy floor posture said so for him.

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Low-Key Stabber / Lord Sparkles

strngestavenger
2019-10-26 04:09 pm UTC (link)

If Loki could use knives, then Thor could totally tickle him. It was only fair even if it wasn't fair at all but that was kind of how their fights always were. They sort of made up the rules as they skirmished and they never really stuck or were consistent with future battles. But at the time they made perfect sense. That sort of followed them into adulthood, too.

So as much as Thor had been wanting to fight, he was now way too amused to want that anymore. He'd never say it out loud, even if he was being stared down by the All Father, but Loki's laughter was his absolute favorite sound in the whole world. Even if he had to kind of force it out of him through tickles he couldn't get enough of that laughter. It inflated his ego beyond all the realms to know he'd been the cause of that laughter, so he tried to make it happen any chance he got.

"I'm the best, and you know it!" He'd stopped tickling him by now, and hovered over him. He affectionate brushed the dark hair from his brother's eyes. "You're not so bad." He rolled off of Loki and held his hand out to him. "Let us feast on the meal prepared for us this night, brother."

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Low key and the stabee

lie_smith
2019-10-26 09:38 pm UTC (link)

Loki stayed flopped on the floor for a moment, hair a mess and slightly breathless from all of his laughter and struggles. "Ugh," he said, but it came out affectionate and fond, the way it only really seemed to for Thor. Eventually though, Thor rolled off of him and offered him a hand up and Loki, apparently deciding to forgive (but never forget --he wasn't so easily distracted, after all) took the hand that was offered to him and let himself be hoisted to standing by Thor's considerable strength.

"Fine," he decided because he was kind of thirsty now anyway, and everyone - even Loki - liked cheese. So feasting was a option, indeed. And it would be best to get it while it was on offer -- lest Thor go and eat it all again.

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