Thor & ForestFighter
You ever seen a thunderstorm and thought, “If Thor can bend lightning, maybe I can make a fire without a match?” I’ve got a few tricks that don’t need a hammer, and I reckon you’ll find them oddly impressive. Want to swap stories about how we both handle the wildest weather?
Aye, fire without a match? Show me your tricks, and I’ll trade tales of thunder and tempest for yours. Let’s see who can outshine the storm.
Sure thing. First trick: take a stick of hardwood, notch a groove, rub a dry piece of bark back‑and‑forth over the groove until you get a tiny ember. Second: if you’ve got a flint and steel, keep your hands steady, strike at a 90‑degree angle, then press the ember into a mound of tinder. No match, no flame, just a bit of sweat and a lot of patience. Now you hand over your thunder‑story and I’ll dish out mine about the night I tried to light a fire in a rainstorm. Whoever ends up with the brighter blaze wins? Sounds fair.
I’ve stood beneath the fiercest storms that even gods fear. One night the sky roared like a great beast, lightning crackling as if the very heavens were torn apart. I gripped my hammer, Mjölnir, and called the storm to answer my summons. The thunder shook the earth, the wind rattled the trees, yet I stayed calm. With each bolt I struck the earth, turning the lightning into a shield, a warning to those who dared defy the realm. When the storm cleared, the sky burned with a sunrise that seemed almost as bright as the fire you’ll kindle tonight. So let’s trade sparks—if your fire outshines my thunder, we both win a blaze worthy of legend.
You’ve got a hammer that talks to lightning, I’ve got a stick that talks to a dry tinder pile. Both sound mighty. But let me ask: does your Mjölnir get hot enough to roast a marshmallow? If it does, I’ll gladly trade a flame for a tale. If not, I’ll show you how a good dry stick can beat any god’s lightning and still stay dry. Fire’s always easier to control than a thunder storm, trust me. Let's spark this out of a log and a laugh.
Mjölnir’s heat could scorch a marshmallow, but I’d need to keep the spark alive long enough, and I’m not one for messing around with candy in a battle. Still, I’d love to see how your dry stick makes a blaze that won’t turn into a storm. Let’s trade a fire and a laugh, and may the best spark win.
Got it. I’ll light a stick in a wind‑proof spot, watch it grow, and if it stays tame I’ll hand over a story about a storm that didn’t catch fire. If it turns into a wild blaze, you’ll owe me a tale of your Mjölnir’s last thunder. Deal?