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eswareinmal2012-06-25 09:01 am
thoreal) wrote in eswareinmal2012-06-25 09:01 am
Entry tags:
Log
Characters: Thor and Loki
Where: The castle
When: RD8
What: After days of avoidance, Thor finally corners Loki. Loki isn't happy, but when is he ever?
At first, Thor had made himself a nuisance -- although the word he would use is concerned brother. He'd tried to talk to Loki again and again, first as a wolf, and then again when he was spotted as a human. Loki was having none of it, and either rebuffed or ignored every attempt.
Oddly, their mother's arrival had made it easier for Thor to back away. She had always understood Loki best in their family; they had always been closest. If anyone could reach him, it was she, not Thor, who might do it. So he'd stopped hunting Loki's shadow quite so voraciously, agreed to let him have his peace for now. Yet after his latest conversations with Sif, he knew he finally had a reason to corner Loki again. Something he would not want to hear at all, according to Sif, but would be better heard from his brother than from the orb.
Which made it a little vexing when Thor got up early specifically to track Loki down, only to find no trace of him in the room Sif had called his. He waited for a time, wondering if Loki had gone and come back... but when nothing changed, he returned to the castle, grumbling. Perhaps the orb would have to find him, after a--
"Loki." He stopped in the castle hallway, blinking. Well, that hadn't been so hard, after all. "Brother. You're here." He hesitated, then steeled himself. "It is long past time we spoke."
Where: The castle
When: RD8
What: After days of avoidance, Thor finally corners Loki. Loki isn't happy, but when is he ever?
At first, Thor had made himself a nuisance -- although the word he would use is concerned brother. He'd tried to talk to Loki again and again, first as a wolf, and then again when he was spotted as a human. Loki was having none of it, and either rebuffed or ignored every attempt.
Oddly, their mother's arrival had made it easier for Thor to back away. She had always understood Loki best in their family; they had always been closest. If anyone could reach him, it was she, not Thor, who might do it. So he'd stopped hunting Loki's shadow quite so voraciously, agreed to let him have his peace for now. Yet after his latest conversations with Sif, he knew he finally had a reason to corner Loki again. Something he would not want to hear at all, according to Sif, but would be better heard from his brother than from the orb.
Which made it a little vexing when Thor got up early specifically to track Loki down, only to find no trace of him in the room Sif had called his. He waited for a time, wondering if Loki had gone and come back... but when nothing changed, he returned to the castle, grumbling. Perhaps the orb would have to find him, after a--
"Loki." He stopped in the castle hallway, blinking. Well, that hadn't been so hard, after all. "Brother. You're here." He hesitated, then steeled himself. "It is long past time we spoke."