“Even if they had,” she snapped, “You /killed/ /Coulson/. Death isn’t /casual/ here, trickster god. And as far as I can tell, you don’t even have any regret for what you did then.”
“I killed him because he stood in my way. If he didn’t he’d still be alive. I did what I had to do. There are always casualties in everything! You’re forgetting that I come from a place were deaths in battle are not cared for at all. Even if it is done in an act of war,” he retorted back. “I don’t regret my actions and I have learnt from my mistakes. I do not plan to bring harm to Midgard for a while.
“I do not forget,” she said stiffly. “But you had no right. To come here and expect our customs to align with yours, no right at all. I do not forget your history, and I do not forget your actions.”