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♕ 01 | ᴠɪᴅᴇᴏ | ʟᴏᴏᴋ ᴛᴏ ʏᴏᴜʀ ᴋɪɴɢᴅᴏᴍs

[ behold, Lydia Martin. Lydia Martin is super impressed with you, Asgard.

Or, you know, not at all.

Earthquake? Kidnapping? Being held in parallel universes? she got it. she doesn't even seem disheveled. ]

Not that I intend to argue that belonging to House Odin isn't worth some sort of respect in Asgard's hierarchy. Seeing Odin is the ruler of Asgard, top of the godly food chain.

I suppose that if I had to be kidnapped by Norse Gods to fight a war I have a dubious relation to, the silver lining is definitely being in the house of the ruler who is often associated with a relentless search of power and is probably the first one to inspire that saying about knowledge and power which you all know by heart.

[ and if you don't, she judges you. ]

All of that said – a spiral slide in house Odin? Is basically like placing a ball pit in the middle of Oxford Library. It's not an oxymoron, Asgard, make no mistake. It's a Juxtaposition; and not even an impressive one, at that.

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Hey, I happen to like that spiral slide.

[He wasn't surprised to see her back in Odin, either, though this version seemed not to remember being here before.]

So, great time to be back. You back to being an ice queen?

[That was actually a reference to her powers, so please don't kill him.]

Because the AC here sucks and you'd come in pretty handy right about now.

[ oh, you go here too. ]

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It contrasts Odin. Not that I've met him but when I do,

[ and there is no 'if' here, he brought her, he will see her ]

I'll ask him if he doesn't find it a bit ironic to have a spiral slide in his house.

[ that said. ]

So all of you had seen the prequel to this episode of be being kidnapped here by Norse Gods? if by ice queen you mean the powers then no.

Yeah, the gods here aren't exactly like the ones in all the books. No big imposing all mighty beings. Most of them are jerks with egos larger than, well, Peter's.

And the spiral slide is awesome and fun and keeps half of us from going batty and painting on the walls.

[Watch him deflate.]

What? You're fire too? Aww, come on, Lyds. You had one job...

N.O.K.O.T.B., huh? [New Odin on the block for those who speak english.] What up, godsis. The name's Charlie.

Being in Odin, well I suppose that means you'll be on the front lines for every battle with a hierarchy like that.

I love your lipstick.

[It is honestly the first thing she has to say, that Miss Effie Trinket, dressed today in a bright red dress and her natural skintone, mostly because she hasn't found makeup suitably for her likely yet.

She still has on that golden wig, though.]

[ -- but that being said.]

How much do you know about all of this?

I think they might have one of those in every house. Or at least a good few of them.

[He's not overly impressed by the one in Heimdall either, but since it isn't compulsory to use it he can live with it. Even if it does seem bizarrely out of place.]

You don't like the slide?

All Welcome Halls have slides. Isn't it brilliant?

[ Well, this is one good thing (as good as more people from home, especially her best friend, being trapped here can be) in the shit storm that Allison's life has been recently. ]

Lydia? [ Just, you know, to make sure it's actually her. ] When did you get back?

Really? I thought all the gods were equal.

They're sort of jerks with large egos in books as well, actually.

[ and we're not talking about Peter Hale, thank you very much. She nearly cringes when he speaks the name and doesn't dare to ask if he's here for now. ]

If your mental stability depends on a spiral slide then this place can really learn something about fun.

[ because Lydia can do a course on handling trauma and slides won't be anywhere in her syllabus. ]

The other side has ice according to the bits I picked up so forgive me for not mourning for having fire.

I don't know if to be rudely honest and say I have no idea what you just said or just be passively polite and pretend I did.

[ Godsis. right. ]

Lydia Martin.

Like I said,

[ and she really loathes repeating herself but she'll do it for you, Doctor ]

Odin is about knowledge which, according to my understanding, would put us in strategic thinking. For front line sort of people, I think you need to knock on Thor's doors.

Ladybug by MAC. It's not crucial knowledge since the chances of finding MAC here range from slim to non-existent but just in case the gods will ever decide that fighting a war doesn't necessarily mean we all have to look horrid.

[ are you a Gaga stan? she's pretty sure you are Effie because hair. ]

I think I know enough for a newcomer. Some knowledge of Norse myth does help me connect the dots.

[ and by 'some' she means a lot. ]

-- Is all of town here or.

[ because why is Stiles' dad here too. ]

They'd make sense in some of the houses. Loki, I guess; especially if it changed course every other day and dump them in the front yard.

[ but whatever. charming mode for an adult. ]

Hello Sheriff Stilinski.

I stopped caring about slides when I was six.

[ maybe it's not 100% true and she'll try it when no one will be looking, at the dead of night since she doesn't sleep anyway. but those are technicalities. ]

'Brilliant' is a word. Infantile is one too. Contradictory is even a better one as far as house Odin goes.

A few days ago. You know; enough time to see the earthquake and hear I can go Wicked Witch on people with fireballs and also that we were all kidnapped here to save the world as if we have any world-saving experience.

[ but more importantly ]

Where are you?

Gods are never equal, there's a hierarchy in most polytheistic myths. The Greeks had Zeus and the Norse myth has Odin. Though he must be pretty stale if all of you don't know that by now.

Ah, sorry human mythology isn't something I know a lot, but I'm slowly making my way around the library.

It doesn't seem like anyones in charge, but I guess we don't see everything that goes on.

[Thanks for repeating it....]

Oh I know what Odin is all about. And if you think that sitting in the back room coming up with strategies doesn't count as being in the thick of it, then you're mistaken. Been in many wars?

[ if she were stupid she'd tell of all she's been through, of Peter Hale, of Jackson, of seeing things no one else had seen, of seeing things no one is supposed to see but if she were dumb she wouldn't have been Lydia Martin. Lydia Martin is smart and she smiles. ]

I'm a teenager. Teenagers don't usually do wars unless you mean the more infantile kind that does food fights in the cafeteria. But Odin chose me, so much I was told which means that even if I was never in any war and have no interest in being in one, he thinks I might help.

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