Ivy's POV
We take Loki into a interrogation room. Then we discusse who will interrogate him. Natasha thinks I should. But Tony doesn't agree. I tell Natasha that if she thinks that I should do it, I will. I walk into the interrigation room. I see him cuffed to the table so he can't try to kill me.
"All right." I say, "I'm just going to ask you some questions and your going to answer them honestly or else."
"Or else what?" he challenges.
I smirk and lean over the table. "I guess you will have to find out." I whisper.
I stand back up and stare at him for a bit, trying to make him feel uncomfortable. His green eyes stare back at me. I read his mind, he is uncomfortable, but he's not showing it.
"Why were you on earth? Why not trying to get the throne on Asgard?" I ask him.
"I had no plans. Just bored of siting in a prison all day" he tells me this like its the truth. It's only half the truth. He has a plan. I look into his mind. He wants to destroy Thor, or at least in prison him. I walk out of the room and tell everyone else. Thor looks at his brother with desipointed look and then walks away. I walk back into the interrigation room.
"Why?" I question him
"Why what?" Loki says with a confused look on his face.
"Why are you going to destroy your brother?" I ask.
"Because he put me in his shadow for years. I never stood a chance at being king. I was just a tool for two worlds so they wouldn't not kill each other!" He growls.
I smile and glance at him. He is wondering why I find this funny. " I'm sorry. Please continue telling me why you hate Thor, even though I find it funny since he saved you!"
"He didn't have to save me." He mumbles.
"But he did!" I yell.
"I wasn't worth it."
I can't believe he thinks he wasn't worth it. He may be evil, but he still has good in him. I can see it. Not clearly, but its there.
"You were worth it." I assure him."You may not think so but I do. I can see there is still hope for you. Maybe not much, but there is still hope. There is still good in you."
I walk out of the room, leaving him looking baffled. I don't know where those words came from, but I'm glad I said them.
