If Thor had known more about the unspoken rules of the universe, he might have been concerned by that question, but as it was, he was just pleased that he hadn't had to resort to option two, which was just following Peter when they landed regardless.
The crew had been given specific instructions to wait for their return and not move until they got back, though it didn't seem like Thor's intimidation of any interested parties was going to be needed, most people seemed happy to have them there, but not in any oppressive or pressing kind of way, which struck Thor as a little strange, but not enough to be worrisome.
Of course, the fact that the dropoff location was a few klicks further than expected did put a bit of a damper on getting the job done quickly, and then their location finder died after they'd made the dropoff, which just meant they'd have to retrace their steps. Only, neither of them was particularly good at that and instead of being back at the hangar and the Benatar by the time night fell, they weren't entirely sure where they were except that it seemed like the right city.
Though it didn't seem like much of a problem, all in all. The longer they'd been there, the more relaxed Thor had become, sticking closer to Peter than he normally would have, under the guise of making sure they didn't lose track of each other.
But with darkness falling, he suggested finding a place to stay for the night so they could regroup and get the location-finder -and with it the comms- working again to get them back to the others.
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The crew had been given specific instructions to wait for their return and not move until they got back, though it didn't seem like Thor's intimidation of any interested parties was going to be needed, most people seemed happy to have them there, but not in any oppressive or pressing kind of way, which struck Thor as a little strange, but not enough to be worrisome.
Of course, the fact that the dropoff location was a few klicks further than expected did put a bit of a damper on getting the job done quickly, and then their location finder died after they'd made the dropoff, which just meant they'd have to retrace their steps. Only, neither of them was particularly good at that and instead of being back at the hangar and the Benatar by the time night fell, they weren't entirely sure where they were except that it seemed like the right city.
Though it didn't seem like much of a problem, all in all. The longer they'd been there, the more relaxed Thor had become, sticking closer to Peter than he normally would have, under the guise of making sure they didn't lose track of each other.
But with darkness falling, he suggested finding a place to stay for the night so they could regroup and get the location-finder -and with it the comms- working again to get them back to the others.