[Gen] or Any/Loki - Behaviour-changing parasites
anonymous
May 2 2013, 05:41:20 UTC
Post-Avengers, but before sending him off to Asgard, SHIELD decides to do a few medical scans of Loki and are horrified by what they find.
Although he seems fine on the outside, his insides are all fucked up from evidence of prolonged torture.
Worse, Bruce catches sight of something on the scans that looks like there is still something inside of it that shouldn't be.
They do emergency surgery to try to remove it/do some repair work on the internal injury, but none of their anaesthesia works on him, so they have to keep him pinned down with Mjolnir to keep him from moving.
As soon as they remove the parasite (I'm thinking a nasty wormlike thing, like from Wrath of Khan,) Loki's behavior abruptly changes, he stops being aggressive and becomes much calmer and cooperative. SHIELD does some study on the parasite (possibly calling in bug-related experts Hank Pym or Peter Parker?) and determine that it's an organic Chitauri remote-control device, which they used to send him instructions and agonizing pain if he didn't cooperate.
Re: Fill: [Gen] or Any/Loki - Behaviour-changing parasites 8/?jasoninnaAugust 14 2013, 15:49:33 UTC
This is great! And Thor is so loyal and sweet. I love him worried for Loki. That spider was such a nasty thing! :-O Ugh... LJ strikes again, it seems. I barely managed to find this update because of some glitch that had put it on top.
Although he seems fine on the outside, his insides are all fucked up from evidence of prolonged torture.
Worse, Bruce catches sight of something on the scans that looks like there is still something inside of it that shouldn't be.
They do emergency surgery to try to remove it/do some repair work on the internal injury, but none of their anaesthesia works on him, so they have to keep him pinned down with Mjolnir to keep him from moving.
As soon as they remove the parasite (I'm thinking a nasty wormlike thing, like from Wrath of Khan,) Loki's behavior abruptly changes, he stops being aggressive and becomes much calmer and cooperative. SHIELD does some study on the parasite (possibly calling in bug-related experts Hank Pym or Peter Parker?) and determine that it's an organic Chitauri remote-control device, which they used to send him instructions and agonizing pain if he didn't cooperate.
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Ugh... LJ strikes again, it seems. I barely managed to find this update because of some glitch that had put it on top.
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Also, CHEESEWIRE THROUGH THE BRAIN IS BAD. D: Please get better soon, Loki, and feast on chocolate ice cream!
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But this is good! I can't wait for more!
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Oh god, I can't wait for more!
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"So, I've got some bad news, guys."
That's the last thing Bruce Banner and Natasha want to hear from Tony Stark right now.
"And by 'bad news,' I mean...uhh..."
Tony swivels the camera to show that there is a huge, malevolent-looking giant in his living room.
"Says his name's Thanos, and he wants us to return his property."
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