Escaping Klingons turned out to be a major turning point for Steve.

"We just escaped the Klingons!" Steve said. "We just escaped the freaking Klingons!"

"Yes, we just did." I said.

"Do you realize the gravity of it?" Steve said.

"Yes, I just spared them the knowledge of not being able to kill me." I said.

"Humans from the 21st century just escaped from the Klingons!" Steve said.

I glared at the mortal man.

"Do I look human to you?" I asked.

"Yes, you do. . .Even with  blue skin and red eyes." Steve said.

I rubbed my forehead as the shuttle was swifting  from side to side dodging

"For all we know, we are not in the 21st century."  I said.

"We can be transported right in our century  and have discovered the first Klingons in space!"  Steve said.

I laughed.

"Dream on." I said.

  I spun the  shuttle in circles.

"AH!" Steve shouted,m grabbing onto the nearest object. "LOKI, STOP SPINNING THE SHUTTLE!"

"I don't know about you but I am not going to die in space!" I said.

I press a random button sending rows of energy blasts after the Klingon starship. The shuttle flew further and further out of the Klingon's reach and the shuttle remained stationary. I had a sigh of relief sitting back in the chair.  A bunch of foolish alien races attempting to shoot down the only kind of god who faced the Avengers and lived to tell about it. Also selling their soul to a eternal obsessed over the mistress of death.

Sometimes I wonder what he'll do when he gets his hand on the infinity gauntlet.

I was supposed to take over Midgard then Asgard for that gauntlet.

The mind stone was in the scepter and it was part of the gems that should  be in the gauntlet.

The glass window reflected back my Frost Giant half.

Prior, my mother urged me to embrace my Frost Giant half and staring at myself with Frost Giant qualities  is apparently part of that.

How would Tony Stark react at my real appearance?

He probably would call me 'Tall  lanky snow man with a paranoid attitude' but mostly 'Snow guy'.

". . . Uh, Loki, hellooo!" Steve said, snapping his fingers in my face.

I snapped out of my  train of thought.

"What?"  I said.

"Look!" Steve said, pointing at the larger Starship.

On the screen appeared a bald man.

"This is Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the USS Enterprise," Jean-Luc said. "Do you need of some assistance?"

"Well, if there are any of those idiot Klingons on our tail then sure," I said, then looked over to Steve to see his reaction. "Steve?"

"Enterprise?" Steve said, in a high pitched voice.

"Yes." Picard said.

Steve turned his head toward my direction.

"You were right." Steve said.

Then Steve fainted so I caught him before he hit his head on the floor.

My hands were still blue.

"Hello," I said. "I am Loki Odinson of Asgard."

"Asgard. . ." Picard repeated.

"Yes. . ." I said. "Asgard."

"Where are you headed to?" Picard asked.

I shrugged.

"I don't know, but apparently we just got ourselves here," I said, "Assuming . . ." I recalled the fellow who called himself Q. "There is even a reason to have been brought here."

"Would you prefer to be beamed aboard my ship so we can have this discussion, Mr Odinson?" Picard asked.

"Beamed. . ." I repeated. I raised my eyebrows. "That is new." I lowered my eyebrows. "Sure."

"I will see you aboard," Picard said. "Picard out."