Ah yes, that pesky little multiverse problem. It's easy to forget, when he's speaking with someone who looks and acts exactly like the Steve Rogers he knows, and might very well be. How do you tell the universes apart if they're all but identical, anyway? Well, no matter. If they really are from different universes, both Thors will theoretically benefit from the exchange anyway, if not as much as just one of them would.

"I'd appreciate that. Maybe it's a good thing this trip is going to take a while; it'll give both sides time to get used to the idea first." Not every Asgardian is going to take their uprooting as well as Thor has, once the shock wears off. And then there's Loki, who rightfully doubts his welcome on Earth even without knowing about these Accords.

Well. More time to think on that first is definitely a blessing, then. It's going to be a diplomatic nightmare from all sorts of angles.

Thor's definitely making mental notes to learn more about vibranium, his experience with the material somewhat limited, at least in terms of how Earth's chosen to use it. An advanced society, mostly closed to outsiders, with a brand new king... sounds familiar. "We may have a lot in common then. Though I do hope his siblings are less power-hungry than mine," he adds, because Thor would not wish royal power struggles on anyone.