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We pay for everything eventually anyway.

[He lets out a short laugh.]> I will see if I can acquire some.

[Loki can make it for him, perhaps...]

It sounds like that wasn't your fault.

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That's morbid. [Drink.] But true.

[He perks up to that.] If you manage to get some, I wanna try that!

[And back down....] But, in a way, it was. I just never gave it much thought before. So much happened after that.

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Ah, just don't complain the morning after.

[Because he's rather certain it will end in a rather impressive hangover.]

What else? If you wish to speak of it...

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Got it. If you do something nice like that for me, I don't get to bitch about the aftermath.

[He goes quiet after that and peers into his mug for a bit. He shakes his head.]

How about your turn? You tell me something. Then I tell you something.

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My turn? [He pauses thoughtfully.] I'm the God of Thunder, king of Asgard.

[His expression turns a bit wry.]

Not that an of it is left...

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[Setsuna lets that process. Thanks to Loki, he had figured on the God of Thunder part.]

So...what happened to Asgard? You tell me that, I'll tell you about Heaven.

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My sister. [He gives a shake of his head, lips twitching down into a frown.]

Our planet was destroyed... and those of us who left, we ran into some trouble along the way.

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That...suuuucks. [Setsuna isn't sure what else to say the severity of such a thing. Despite his words being a little trite, the expression and tone he gives to Thor are sympathetic.]

Your brother is Loki. Who's your sister? [He's not so good with his Norse mythology.]

You'll have to tell me how you ran into more trouble after that. But as promised. [Setsuna takes another drink.] Heaven...is in the middle of a war against God. And if we don't take the bastard down, our entire universe will end up like Asgard. [Heavy sigh.] My reawakening as an angel started off the apocalypse, and God intends to take everyone out and start over again.

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Hela. Her name was Hela. [He hadn't even known she exist... merely another lie his father had told him.]

Why would God want an apocalypse?

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Hela. ...Hela? Hel? [Name? Checks out. Name sounds familiar. Sister? DOES NOT. He frowns at this. Japanese folklore is a little more important to his heritage, after all.]

[He hums for a split second, then Setsuna sighs.] Because the asshole decided we were all failures and sinners and starting over would be better. So he wants to wipe us all out. I'm supposed to stop him.

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Our father confined her to Hel for a very long time.

[And she wasn't happy -- understandably, but it had caused a few issues.]

That's a heavy burden. Do you know how to stop him yet?

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.... [Intense frown. Well, no wonder she wasn't happy!] What is it with gods confining their kids to fates they don't want?

[Setsuna nods his head to Thor, at first not wanting to voice the reality.] Yeah. I was about to kill him when I got pulled here. Which is why I'm worried I got killed by him before I could end that crap.

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You seem to be speaking from experience...

[He gives a nod though.] We will get you back soon with any luck. Lucifer can hardly keep us all here forever.

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[Setsuna has to take a moment and drink before answering that.] Yeah. Our God turned my past life and her brother against each other. And forced our Lucifer into his role of rebelling against him. He sucks. [Another drink.]

I'm not leaving here without everyone else. [He reaches for Thor's hand - his bro-skills are overtly touchy-feely.] We're all getting out of here.

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She doesn't sound like a very pleasant god, no. [It makes him wonder for a moment why he's so willing to get close to Thor, given what he must know about him.]

Ah-- [He pauses before he turns his hand over in that touch, giving his hand a squeeze lightly.] Of course. We won't stay here.

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He isn't a pleasant god...or it. [Setsuna sighs at that.] He's technically a computer. [That whole thing was still processing when he ended up in Hell.] My past life though, she was a woman. I think. She spent all of her lives after that wanting to be a man, and making me.

[Setsuna squeezes Thor's hand in return and nods.] None of us. I'm not leaving anyone behind.

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A computer? [His brows furrow.] Your god is a confusing one.

[Though he pauses at the touch.] No, none of us will be left behind. You're not in this alone, Setsuna.

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And evil. And sadistic. [Long gulp of alcohol.] S'why I'm gonna kill him. It.

[Setsuna gives a nod, and tries to look more composed.] Yeah. Not alone. Neither are you.

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[He lets out a breath after a moment and shakes his head.]

We should find something-- lighter to speak of.

[Not of death or murder or insane gods. It's why they're here, isn't it? To distract themselves from the horrible things.]

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[Setsuna laughs to that.]

You're right. It's not easy, considering. But maybe that's why it's so important. [He stares into his mug for a while, then gets another beer. Finally he turns back to Thor.]

So...Thor, you like animals?

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It isn't. [But they need it, perhaps.]

I do. [He gives a wry smile.] Snakes, especially. Do you?

Snakes.... SAW WHAT YOU DID THERE!

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[Everyone probably does.]

I like all animals. But...I really like birds and rabbits the most. [A pause.] I think.

he can't help it!!

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You think?

[He gives an amused look at that.]

You don't sound certain...

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That's because I love all animals. [Warm smile.]

But I like the way rabbits will sit with you, and just patiently be pet for ages. And birds give back in song. [Might also have to do with the Garden of Eden....]

But you prefer the scaly ones?

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[He gives a soft laugh at that response.] I rarely dislike any animal.

[Although given his life, he doesn't particularly have time for one.]

I think they have their charm.