[Sif leans her head back in the chair, closing her eyes for a moment. It is a familiar enough noise, and she does not bother to argue with it. There's a ghost of a smirk at her lips, more out of habit than anything else.]
The girl's better left to you, then. I've no head for sorcery.
[She'd always needed him to do even the most basic of enchantments. Not that any Aesir were expected to know sorcery, but it was a point of pride for Sif to be better at that princes in anything they attempted. She was the sister of the gatekeeper, and should have had some skill at it. But no. Some things were Loki’s alone.
She opened her eyes, leaning forward, moment of reflection passed.]
You will have to suffer it. I would not ask for any fealty, but this place is small and we've both been drawn to it. To expect our paths to remain uncrossed is unrealistic.
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[Sif leans her head back in the chair, closing her eyes for a moment. It is a familiar enough noise, and she does not bother to argue with it. There's a ghost of a smirk at her lips, more out of habit than anything else.]
The girl's better left to you, then. I've no head for sorcery.
[She'd always needed him to do even the most basic of enchantments. Not that any Aesir were expected to know sorcery, but it was a point of pride for Sif to be better at that princes in anything they attempted. She was the sister of the gatekeeper, and should have had some skill at it. But no. Some things were Loki’s alone.
She opened her eyes, leaning forward, moment of reflection passed.]
You will have to suffer it. I would not ask for any fealty, but this place is small and we've both been drawn to it. To expect our paths to remain uncrossed is unrealistic.