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I wish all a happy celebration of the winter solstice!

[He lifts his hammer, whirling it round and round, a storm brewing overhead, but instead of cracking thunder and flashing lightning, a gentle snowfall begins.]

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[Charles smiles, looking up at the falling snow.] Absolutely lovely.

I thought it appropriate for the season.

Very appropriate. [Charles nods, enjoying the scene.] I take it you influence the weather conditions often? [He's seen such things before, but not done with a hammer.]

I have been known to.

[He holds out a hand of introduction.] Professor Charles Xavier.

[Gives the hand a hearty shake.]

Thor, son of Odin.

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[Good heavens, what a grip. But Charles grins back, glad to have met such a unique individual.] A pleasure, sir. You must forgive my curiosity... [Charles is well educated, of course he's heard of the names Thor and Odin. But never in this type of physical realistic context.] Where are you from?

I am of Asgard.

[There's a little bit of pride in that statement.]

Although I find myself more and more drawn here to Midgard.

Interesting...Asgard is purported to be a myth contrived by the Vikings of old. Quite a few years ago.

This is not your first visit then?

I assure you, it is as real as you or I. And nay, I have visited Midgard but a few times before. Although I hope to spend a deal more time here

[Charles knows at least Thor believes what he is saying. But he's not going to be so rude as to dig into his memories.]

After that display with the sky, it's not surprising to have your name sake. I take it that is Mjolnir? [Charles nodding to the hammer. His pronunciation may be a little off.]

[He nods, and corrects him.]

Aye. If you wish proof ...

[He places Mjolnir on the ground, and gestures for Charles to try and lift it.]

[Hmm, who could resist such an opportunity? Definitely not Charles, the scientific implications alone if it was true. He moves his chair closer and leans over to pick up the hammer with both hands....

...his brow furrows in confusion, trying a little harder. But no, the hammer does not budge. Logically, even if he can't move it, he should be able to drag it. And it's not even doing that.]

[Thor picks it up, and twirls it in his hand, tossing it around like it weighs nothing.]

I trust you are satisfied?

[Charles looks increasingly puzzled, watching Thor easily manuevering the hammer. As if his brain is trying to disprove what his eyes are telling him.]

If you would indulge me a moment longer...? [He puts out his hands for the hammer, seeing if the contact with the ground had something to do with it. Magnets, perhaps.]

Very well.

[He hands Charles the hammer.]

This has been tried before.

I don't doubt th--

[And Charles pitches right out of his chair, the hammer dropping like a rock to the ground with a THUNK. Charles finds himself on his side, his hands still on the handle but the hammer has not moved an inch.]

...whoa.

SNOW! I thought you were totally about the thunder and lightning. I didn't know you could do snow too, Thor.

And that is what has always happened.

[Thor picks Charles up, and puts him back in his chair, and then again lifts Mjolnir with no real effort.]

I am sorry about that. I should have warned you.

[Instead of being perturbed by the results, Charles is chuckling. He's grateful for the quick assist back into his chair, dusting his hands off on each other.]

Thank you. That is truly amazing, I have never seen a hammer that consistently breaks the laws of physics.

I am also the god of the storm. Snowstorms included.

The Mun says thanks, Mr. Hammer dude, but you're a little late.

How am I late? I know the solstice has passed, but my mun had informed me that you celebrate it now.

Not my Mun!

[ grin. ]

There are many such things in Asgard. Not just hammers, too.

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