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Alessa, at the very least, had the grace to look chastened. That actually meant something coming from her, since she usually did not care who got hurt in in her fits.

Another hint at how she was feeling was the fact that the teddy bear Tony had made her was sitting next to her on her chair. She was seeking comfort in ways she herself deemed socially acceptable.

Bruce was sitting on the edge of the couch, sipping water and frowning at Thor. "The myths from our world say that Ragnarok is the end of the world as we know it. Midgard strays from the ways of tradition, the gods of Asgard lose sight of their responsibilities, and three winters without break, called Fimbulwinter, come. Then the giants overthrow Asgard and submerge the world in the Ginnungagap. It's supposed to rise again after that, renewed."

Bruce took another sip of his water. He might have researched Norse mythology after he found out that Asgard existed.