someone set him up the feels

[flaerd]

I --

You.

Will change your mind harlot. Lest I show you a misery unbeknownst to your puny mortal kind.


Your impending death,
Loki.

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[flaerd]

All the more reason to stay. And clean it.

Enlighten me.

[persuadeyou]

We'll pretend I believe that for a second.

[flaerd]

And you'd be the only one pretending.

[persuadeyou]

If you want to know what happened, watch the news.

[flaerd]

When you're here before me now -- or has it been insisted you not speak to strangers, as it may be?

[persuadeyou]

You know what they say about talking to strangers.

[flaerd]

Yet you don't strike me as the 'play by rules' type.

[persuadeyou]

When the rules suit me.

[flaerd]

Such a human sentiment, as I've heard. Selfish lawlessness.

[persuadeyou]

And you wouldn't know anything about that.

[flaerd]

Certainly not, I'm a Prince. I must think of my people and their best interests. [ This smile is questionable but then again everything he does is questionable. ]

[persuadeyou]

[She's not the least bit pulled in by it. Natasha just arches an eyebrow.]

Not a prince of Asgard. What was it - Jotunnheim?

[flaerd]

[ But it's so charming, Natasha. ]

Know of it, do you?

[persuadeyou]

Thor can be pretty free with information when he needs to be.

[flaerd]

Unsurprising. Although I doubt he'd speak of the wrongs he and his father had cast on us.

[persuadeyou]

And what would those be?

[flaerd]

War, of course. He's son to the God of it. Forbidden is a world that not kneel to he, which was us.

[persuadeyou]

And you're just a peaceful people otherwise, is that it?

[flaerd]

No, I'd think there's no such kind known that be so peaceful. There's war, and then there's war crime. Everything has a rule.

[persuadeyou]

I wouldn't expect a prankster god to hold to rules. Although, I guess that's not really your title.

[flaerd]

[ Oh good, this is going well. ] People first, tricks later.

[persuadeyou]

And what's that supposed to mean?

[flaerd]

It means that the throne will soon be mine and my people still suffer in his wake. Now, we've made our fair share of trouble I'll admit.

[ And he makes a point, here. ] Not without reason. I wont leave without him.

[persuadeyou]

Thor? I don't see that being easy.

[flaerd]

Nor I. But the aftermath of his resistance will be on his hands, if he so chooses it.