Yes, Diaval was feeling quite upset that Loki just practically tossed him aside without any sort of appreciation of anything he had done for the fae in the years he had been with him. So in thinking that Loki wouldn't hear him or in any sort for how far he was, he muttered to himself. "Thank Diaval, I couldn't have done it without you Diaval." Being a little sassy as he helped guide the unconscious Prince with them and pouting. 

The Warriors Three walked with haste into the Princess's room where Silena laid on a soft bed and in the sleep like death state, Thor on the other side of the bed looking sad that now his two wonderful girls were now out of sight for he could not save his wife and now his daughter of which he tried so hard to keep safe. Looking from the forever sleeping Silena to his once reliable warriors. "Look. Look at what you've done! You brought he back too soon!" Thor was furious. "Look at her!" The three warriors came forward. Volsttage came forward a little more to peer me the sleeping princess, then back to his King. "She's only sleeping." He declared with a small, trying to brighten the mood like smile. 

Thor seemed to smile bit seemed a bit deranged. "Only sleeping." The King said. Walking from the other side of the bed slowly till he was in front of Volstagg and the other two warriors. "Only sleeping." He chuckled a bit madly with anyone to hardly notice till he got angry all of a sudden. "Only sleeping?! Look at her! She will never wake up ever again! And you say only sleeping?!" 

"True Loves Kiss though! It's her only chance!" Fandral explained, worried obviously about his King. Thor walked over to Fandral, still outraged and punched him in the face. "There is no such thing!" Thor shouted before walking out as well as the guards that were there. Volsttage and Hogun had come to their friends aid as Fandral rubbed his cheek and jaw. 

Diaval looked to the hallway of iron thrones that looked impossible for Loki to touch. He held the sleeve of the prince's short sleeve when he looked to Loki to see what he would do now.