Amelia almost laughs at Jane's comment. Dreams, she must really seem like she's one of Asgard's numbers if someone who knows Thor assumes she is. Her smile brightens as she shakes her head, the musical tinkling of her hairpin almost a laughter in and of itself as meets the stranger's eyes.
"Things have changed significantly in a short amount of time for everyone here. This isn't the place they thought they'd live even a decade ago, but they've taken to it well. Anyone new to this world might think they've always been here for how well everything suits them." She shakes her head a little more. "I'm only recently counted among their numbers, but I'm honored to have been able to help them adapt. That they allow me to call this place home is something I never expected the first time I set foot here."
It's hard to imagine what life was like before Asvera, now that she's so entrenched in everything it is. How lost she was without it. How much she struggled and fought battles she had no chance of winning. This place saved her as much as she's helped it grow. There is nowhere else in the multiverse she will ever want to be again. For long, anyway. Visits elsewhere will be a necessity if she and Thor have a more formal relationship in the future.
"I very much doubt that there will ever be a time when the whole of Asvera knows how to fight the way most of Asgard did, but I will guide them as best I can. They've done so much for me, and I want to give back everything I can." Whether that means as an instructor, an all around busybody who puts her hands to every task, or eventually at Thor's side as something more, she doesn't know. With how things are now, she's not fretting figuring it out. Her life may be short, but there's still plenty of time to work things out.
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"Things have changed significantly in a short amount of time for everyone here. This isn't the place they thought they'd live even a decade ago, but they've taken to it well. Anyone new to this world might think they've always been here for how well everything suits them." She shakes her head a little more. "I'm only recently counted among their numbers, but I'm honored to have been able to help them adapt. That they allow me to call this place home is something I never expected the first time I set foot here."
It's hard to imagine what life was like before Asvera, now that she's so entrenched in everything it is. How lost she was without it. How much she struggled and fought battles she had no chance of winning. This place saved her as much as she's helped it grow. There is nowhere else in the multiverse she will ever want to be again. For long, anyway. Visits elsewhere will be a necessity if she and Thor have a more formal relationship in the future.
"I very much doubt that there will ever be a time when the whole of Asvera knows how to fight the way most of Asgard did, but I will guide them as best I can. They've done so much for me, and I want to give back everything I can." Whether that means as an instructor, an all around busybody who puts her hands to every task, or eventually at Thor's side as something more, she doesn't know. With how things are now, she's not fretting figuring it out. Her life may be short, but there's still plenty of time to work things out.