"Can I fly with it? Not far, promise, I'll ask my father if I want one, just - around?"

"You can fly with it," Thor allows, grinning.

So he throws it into the air and holds on and flies and projects sheer glee at all of them, so intensely that Maitimo says warningly "anyone unfamiliar with osanwë needs to be told that's what this is..."

"Telepathy not native emotion," Loki warns Thor.

"There's hardly a difference!" laughs Thor.

"No doubt."

Thor basks in Tyelcormo's glee and watches him fly.

And he lands. And beams. "What an amazing weapon. You must have so much fun."

"I do!" beams Thor. She holds out her hands for Mjolnir and/or a hug.

She can have Mjolnir and a hug. He is careful of hair.

Thor has less hair than an Elf, but she's wearing it loose today, so being careful of it is kind of a project. She hugs Tyelcormo exuberantly, then steps away and puts down Mjolnir and looks over at Irissë.

Thor applauds.

She beams. "Your hammer's pretty neat," she says, swinging it carefully.

"It's a legendary weapon and I'm honoured to be worthy of it. Do you want to fly with it too?"

"Yeah, definitely. May I?"

"Yes!!"

So she soars gleefully around in the air and then lands very dramatically back in front of them and hands Thor her hammer and says "I'm honored. And oh, it's lovely."

Thor takes her hammer back and beams at everyone.

Everyone beams back. Lúthien is beaming most.

Eeeeee.

Tyelcormo raises an eyebrow at her. "So tell me how you learned you were worthy of Mjolnir."

"I snuck into the room where Mother was keeping it and picked it up," she says. "I wanted to wield it for my coming-of-age. There'd been a monstrous bear harassing some villages for a few years. I took Mjolnir and killed the bear."

"That sounds amazing. The thing about Valinor was that there was never anything harassing any villagers. We could kill dinosaurs if we wanted but we wouldn't be saving anyone. There was nothing at all at stake right until there was everything at stake."

"That sounds—" She shakes her head. "I don't want bears to harass villages, but since they do I'm glad I can do something about it. I wouldn't want there to never be anything I could do to help anyone."