"You know just what will happen if he hears you refer to it as a clown car," her eyes roll as she says it. It's not like she hasn't occasionally had the thought herself. While she can admire the thought and work that went into it, she sometimes thinks that Bruce to overdo his motive, and that the car would probably run a lot better without the attempts to make it more bat-like. It would certainly weigh less, which would help it get more speed. But then again, she wasn't going to point that out to the man - he could get very sore on certain points.

She laughed at Loki's non promise, causing Thor to stare slightly in surprise. He had heard Loki's claims that he and the Lady Diana were good friends, but to see the proof of that in front of him was something very different altogether. As strange as it was? He couldn't find himself annoyed or angered by it. He was pleased his brother had someone he could call a friend. That the someone was more than capable of handling Loki in all his moods was a good sign, he thought.

"Of course, brother," Thor said, "but just remember the rules the good Captain had stressed upon you. We don't wish our friends to decide against this as well." There was a tone in Thor's voice - despite the face he might put on to the other Avengers, he wasn't happy with the way that they were treating his brother.

"I'm looking forward to the dancing," Diana said to Loki, opening her door. "And the sooner you get in, the sooner our day out can start."