[ a mess. more than a mess. her admission gives him a little relief: at least that path couldn't be followed.
there's no reason to skew the truth, to weave a web of exaggeration and omission, instead he tells her what he knows. being dead at the time didn't give him first hand experience, but the way that his prior incarnation had used circumstances to his advantage, he may as well have. ]
Well, let's see, do bear with me with this ... there was an event that rushed through the SRA, one known as the Stamford Incident, where a superhero group known as the New Warriors accidentally set off an event that killed over six-hundred people. The SRA meant to force transparency, much to the displeasure of many, including Captain America. All those who didn't comply became fugitives, were hunted down and, and of course, imprisoned in another dimension.
I'm a bit fuzzy on the details, but, ah—Clor was unleashed around then, and more people were killed. It went on and on, heroes fighting each other, more people hurt, more damage done. In the end that was why Captain American finally conceded. He was set for trial and Stark imprisoned him, before he was assassinated by the Red Skull.
[ there's a pause, then Loki adds: ]
He came back, eventually, but the harm was beyond repair.
no subject
there's no reason to skew the truth, to weave a web of exaggeration and omission, instead he tells her what he knows. being dead at the time didn't give him first hand experience, but the way that his prior incarnation had used circumstances to his advantage, he may as well have. ]
Well, let's see, do bear with me with this ... there was an event that rushed through the SRA, one known as the Stamford Incident, where a superhero group known as the New Warriors accidentally set off an event that killed over six-hundred people. The SRA meant to force transparency, much to the displeasure of many, including Captain America. All those who didn't comply became fugitives, were hunted down and, and of course, imprisoned in another dimension.
I'm a bit fuzzy on the details, but, ah—Clor was unleashed around then, and more people were killed. It went on and on, heroes fighting each other, more people hurt, more damage done. In the end that was why Captain American finally conceded. He was set for trial and Stark imprisoned him, before he was assassinated by the Red Skull.
[ there's a pause, then Loki adds: ]
He came back, eventually, but the harm was beyond repair.