Heimdall sent me to a mountain.

The sky is cloaked by dark clouds except for there being a few lighting bolts here and there. I summon a telescope into my right hand then hold the pipe shaped item up on my right eye towards the sky. I am only using the telescope to find out if the form of transportation is coming anytime soon. The lights to the half of the transport machine front glint in the lens. A general idea how to get Thor out of the form of transportation and down to the mountain pops into my head.

I smile at the idea.

"Brilliant," I said. "Very clever."

My idea is better than Thor's grabbing tossing ideal.

I take the telescope off my eye then lightly tap on the rounded top using my index finger. The telescope disappears out of my hand. I take three steps back from where I had originally stood. There is fields of trees all around the gigantic mountainous rock with a rugged bumpy ground surface. Honestly I do not remember why the trees in the original timeline had been destroyed. But what I do remember is Tony crashing Thor into the massive field of trees that did not allow me to see what happened below. It was like scanning the desert except it is not a desert just an army of wooden plants.

If only the trees were Ents.

I wait,and wait, and wait.

The trajectory Thor will follow is simple as a gun being shot.

I made a glowing transparent baseball bat appear in my hand, toss up a ball with a invisible string connected to the handle, and swing at the ball. The ball struck at the side of the transport-which I still cannot remember the name of it-pinning the thread on. The ball disappears within two seconds after flying off. I turn the baseball bat over similar to opening a door.

Technically I am opening the door and sliding the transport to the side.

The door flips open.

Now getting Thor out of the transport is a different story.

A shot of thunder struck at the transport so powerful enough it might have struck through the metal right into the seat Thor sat in. All right, I believe that is what happen as Thor, on a seat, is projected out through the door towards the mountain speeding through dark clouds. It may be cloudy but the lights coming off the transport brighten my view.

I tap on the bat making it not exist anymore and the string disappears off the transport.

Thor crash lands across from me upside down.

The seat stuck out.

"This will make a good story," I said, holding up a phone.

I took a selfie of a ticked off Thor in the background and me pointing over the landing fail.

"HOW DARE YOU SUMMON THUNDER!" Thor said, in anger. "Only I can do it!"

I turn around putting the phone into my pocket.

"I didn't summon it," I said. "That was all mother nature."

Thor kicks off the seat then gets up on his two feet.

I didn't see hammer on his person.

Where is the hammer?

"Mother nature does not strike intentionally," Thor said.

"Yes, it does, brother." I said.

"I am not your brother." Thor said. "The only thing that I had seen in my childhood was a shadow. That shadow was me. I was that shadow looming over the one who got everything from mother. Who is the spare now? Me. Father has made it clear that I will not ascend the throne when he passes!"

I had to wonder if there is a script laying around and Thor is reading my lines.

My old lines.

"We grew up together," I said. "Father treated you better than me. To ascend the throne? Is that why you have not come home?" I point to myself. "I am part of the famil-"

"Not biologically!" Thor argues.

"We don't have to be related to be family, brother." I said. "You of all people should know that." I saw a jealous look in Thor's eyes. "They thought you dead. Mother has cried in her chambers, father-the proud king he is- doesn't show it."

"Mother, crying?" Thor repeats,with a laugh. "Never! And you mean died."

I feel rage.

"It's what you would have said to me." I said. "I do not joke when mother mourns for her son's supposed death. Father has offered to make me king. It's a grateful offer, but I'm not suited for it-it's not my thing. It should be you being the king."

"You are lying." Thor said, in denial.

"Wish I were lying." I said, concealing the anger towards Thor. "What about that jealousy I see in your eyes?" I glare towards Thor. "I know you better than to throw everyone under the bus because you won't be KING."

"If it weren't for Knight," Thor said. "None of this would have happened."

I frown.

"On the contrary," I said, keeping my temper. "It would have. Except me being in your boots for a entirely different reason!"

"I cannot see you in my boots," Thor said.

"Thor, I know what they did to you," I said. "And you sold your soul to Thanos," I can see that 'how do you know that' look in Thor's blue eyes. "Remember who requested time to be changed. I did wish I never sold my soul to Thanos at the time so maybe my wish was heard." I narrow my eyes towards Thor. "That was me, brother."

"No," Thor said. "You wouldn't do that."

"I did," I said. "But you do not know who asked for the changing. All you know is why it changed."

"Knight," Thor said. "She is dead; is she not?"

"She is very alive," I said. "Only very connected to the Bifrost."

"Knight should have died there," Thor said.

"You wouldn't be this way if you never took the fight to the Bifrost!" I finally said. "None of it. So don't be the one pouting about her life not ending there because of a mistake." I finally realized why Thor is angry at me,excluding being the shadow in my life, is because of jealousy. "Your suggestion about Wattpadheim is the best one you ever made and you don't want to admit it because I have a soulmate and YOU don't."

Thor looks at me, grimly.

"I cannot tell if you are lying." Thor said.

I feel unspeakable anger towards Thor.

"I am not lying!" I raise my voice. "Please,come home with the Tesseract; I can forgive you."

"I?" Thor said. "For a moment there I thought you were going to say 'we'."

My hands had gone into fists.

"Father can't do what I can," I said. "Not after the stunt you pulled on the people of Asgard during the second coronation."

Thor frowns.

"I don't have the Tesseract." Thor lied. "Sent it off; no idea where it is."

"Brother," I said. "I taught you how to lie." I take a step forward. "And you are not doing good at it."

"It's the truth." Thor said.

Then across from us a gray metal like ball appears radiating heat on the mountain side. The ball breaks apart shattering into various pieces of glass. The shape of a woman kneeling down, with clothes, became visible to my eyes. So happens she is doing it 'Terminator style'.