Thor was furious that Loki had gotten away. Blinking the stars out of her eyes, the bright flash had caught her by surprise, she looked at the crater where just moments before, the Hulk had crouched. There was a family, cowering in the wreckage. America appeared to be in shock, Thor couldn't quite tell but she was frozen on the spot, mouth agape, so Thor didn't hesitate dropping down the rest of the way into the crater to land beside the family amidst the chaos.
"Are you unharmed?" she asked, carefully pulling them up to their feet. She could knock out what remained of the wall and allow them to climb to the relative safety of the pavement outside, but the building was already creaking and groaning, it couldn't take much more structural damage, and there was likely to be other people nearby who could be hurt by falling debris.
The humans stared up at her in terror after their ordeal, but shakily reached out to grab her arm, relief washing over their faces as she lifted them up towards what remained of a blasted out window, they clambered out to safety, having narrowly escaped death.
Thor pulled a fallen steel beam off a mans leg and carried him out to the window where the paramedics were beginning to swarm in, trying to find a safe access to the rubble. She quickly darted off again to catch up with America. She needed to thank the young woman for her assistance in the fight, and applaud her bravery, whomever the strange girl was, she was considerably valiant, though certainly not Asgardian, Thor felt as though she had been quite the worthy battle companion.
She leapt back across the wrecked building floor to where America stood, still silent. She placed a hand on America's shoulder.
"You fought well." she said, brushing some dust off her battered Midgardian-style jeans. Her brows furrowed in concern, something was quite amiss with the young heroine.
"Miss-, are you alright?" she noticed America's tears ... Thor was not particularly good at dealing with tears, it was unlike her to cry and her warrior companions back in Asgard, long ago, had seldom shed tears.
"Do not worry, we will find them ... I swear it" she said confidently.
Outside a new chaos seemed to be brewing, although it wasn't the chaos of a Hulk rampage, or even Loki heralding Ragnarok, it was a mechanical chaos, helicopters and squad cars.
"By the Gods ... what is this noise?" she asked, looking around, although the battered shell of a building didn't offer much of a view of the street and skyline outside.
