That works. Either way would've worked, really; Loki is entirely equanimous, and so he sketches a very shallow bow.

"As the good Captain wishes," he responds with a perhaps surprising breeziness, turning on his heel.

"Come along, then... Sharon, was it? I don't believe we've been acquainted, though clearly you know me. If I were completely stupid I might even be surprised." If. And that there is quite enough by way of pleasantries, if the way he completely fails to slow his pace is any indication. Either she'll follow or she won't; it's no concern of his.

Bit of a shame it isn't supposed to be Rogers, though. Watching those two conflicting sources of stubbornness at work, following orders like a good soldier and not following Loki's orders like whatever passes for a good man within the predictably closed confines of his own head warring with one another until one or the other snaps. Curious to watch.

Yes, shame it won't happen, but amusing enough how quick the fellow is to get rid of him. There's some entertainment to glean from all of this already. Definitely not a wasted trip.