"Jane, you're going to be late to your date," Emory said to her sister as she barged into Jane's room.
Jane rolled her eyes, "I know but I'm just trying to think and it's making it hard to stay focused. Why would Erik bring us here but then disappear?"
Emory shrugged her shoulders, "I don't know anything about your science stuff but I'm am just super glad you brought me. I can get a lot of work done on my book while we're here."
Jane smiled at her sister, "Alright, I'm ready. Do I look ok?"
"You look perfect," Emory replied, "Now, try and make the guy feel like you're there," she ordered, jokingly.
Jane nodded, "Darcy is monitoring some 'science stuff' for me. Only interrupt the date if it's very important."
Emory nodded as she basically shoved Jane out the door just in time for Darcy to burst through.
"Where's Jane?" Darcy said, looking around.
Emory laughed, "She just left for her date. Did something really important and science related happen in the last five minutes?"
Darcy squinted, "Yeah, actually. There are some really crazy readings on this thing. Like, the kind from when she first found Thor."
"Does she ever think it's weird that he came to New York a year ago but then disappeared again without so much as a hello?" Emory asked, knowing Darcy spent more time with her sister than she did.
Darcy nodded, "Yeah but he's like, basically a God so she can't really be that mad. We need to get her away from her date, you in?"
Emory took a deep breath in through her nose, reluctant to stop her sister from the first date she'd had in a long time but it could be Thor and Emory knew she'd want to know, "Let's go."
Darcy and Emory drove through London to a little restaurant, "Who should go in?" Emory asked once they pulled up on the curb.
"I'll go," Darcy said, her tone a little too excited.
"I'll be right here," Emory said, "Hurry back. I'm excited for science stuff!"
Roughly, 10 minutes later, Darcy and Jane came out of the restaurant and they drove to the location of the activity on Darcy's scanner.
"There's a bunch of kids here," Darcy commented, "Why?"
"Are you cops?" one of the kids asked, his facial expression tough but his voice timid.
"No," Jane answered, "We're scientists. Do you know where it is?"
"What's it?" Emory asked, feeling a little anxious for the first time.
"Follow me," the kid replied as he led them up a long flight of stairs. "Watch," he instructed as he threw a soda bottle from the top. Emory watched as the soda fell into nothing and then reappeared near the ceiling.
"I'm going to investigate," Jane said as she wandered off.
About an hour later, Darcy joined Emory outside of the old building, "Have you seen Jane?"
"No, I thought she was had come back to the stairs with y'all," Emory responded, "Where could she have gone? Should I start searching?"
Darcy shrugged her shoulders, "I guess we can split up and look everywhere and then I guess call the cops," she suggested.
"I don't think Jane will like that but we may not have a choice," Emory mused, walking in the direction she'd last seen Jane.
Neither found Jane so they called the cops and after 4 more hours passed, Jane came out of the building like nothing had happened.
"Why did you guys call the cops? Next thing you know we're going to have Shield surrounding the building?" Jane said, her tone frustrated.
Before Darcy and Emory could defend their decision, a thunderstorm erupted out of nowhere and stopped just as quick to reveal Thor.
Jane walked over immediately.
Emory watched as her sister was reunited with the man she loved, feeling a little jealous but quickly shoving that aside and being happy. Darcy walked over and interrupted them because the cops wanted to arrest us.
But when they touched Jane a red glow came off of her and blasted her away and all the police to the ground, "What was that?" she asked from the ground as Thor and Emory raced to her.
"I do not know," he said standing her up, "Hold on to me tightly," he instructed.
"Wait, my sister has to come. Darcy, find Erik!" Jane yelled as Emory grabbed Thor from the other side and then disappeared in a ray of blinding lights.