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Mun,
My dear mun.

I believe I am rubbing off on you, as they say.

This is a good thing, embrace it.

Ever yours,
Loki.

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My mundane assures me that yours seems kind of heart, quick to encouragement, and speaks honestly and plainly.

Do we speak of the same mortal?

[ You're not his brother, just unadulterated Loki. :| ]

Well it's bound to happen, they can't have all of us around and not pick up some of our more endearing traits.

Stop a moment, if you would, to consider who roams his mind and then restate your claims.

[ But they were frans :< how can you forget this. Now he is going to try to make me look really bad, what an asshat. ]

I agree, and dare I say that if there were not some initial sort of likeness we'd not at all be capable of even marginal cooperation. Which then says quite a bit of our muns characters, I must speak.

Don't we all enjoy influencing our mundanes in the littlest ways? Their slips into our habits and outlooks are so amusing!

[ THAT'S WHY IT HUUURTS ]

Then I hope it is patience you lend him, that over your other attributes.

[ his brows knit a little and lips flatten. ] You think so poor of me, old friend. I would only wish you could see that I must be as thus.

Only made better once we have assimilated. Human minds are so weak otherwise. They aught to thank us, truly.

To speak well of you would be to speak of a man I once knew. One of sharp wit and friendship, one I would trust at my back in a battle, or share a table with at an alehouse.

You proved not to be that man, and thus I have nothing kind to say.

Oh, now that would just be strange. I'd still want to be me, not her!

Mm? How could you say such a thing? You have not met humans with wills of steel. Like me. Ohohoho~!

[ Ugh, Thor. Really, must thee? ] If I could go back, if I could erase all of this, you must know that I would gladly. [ uhm, lie. ]

This is far beyond you and I and your selfishness fails to see it. This is about Asgard and Jotunheim.

Oh no, I speak more of - how should I say it - populating their mind, perhaps. I'd not quite want to be my mun but I can see the benefit in he more fully embracing my methods of doing. No offense to the mun of course.

Mayhaps I misspeak? How is your will any different than your average run of the mill?

I know little, Laufeyson. [ --at least he accidentally says amusing things like that? ]

Far beyond and exactly the same. I am of Asgard, and you are Jotun. It is you who entangled me in your schemes.

Hmm. I am not certain I would like that, myself. I want to be supremely unique, and no other individual should be like me - otherwise I shall have to throw fits. If she followed every single philosophy I had, why . . . I think she should be out of the picture.

Why don't you stay to find out, O Lord of Glorious Porpoise? Oh - I apologize. Purpose! I heard my mundane wrongly, I believe.

My dear mun has always wondered about that herself. [Maryann just laughs.]

For a war that was long coming? I had been raped of my family in due of your Father's fear upon us when a defeat would have sufficed. Yet not enough blood for him.

How can you take this debt from me? It is duty, Odinson. I have it as his Heir. Think I were not happy once? Think is did not grow to love?

God save everyone.

Your smile, my friend. I sense a kinship. Might I ask of your make?

[ ERK. Keep game face, Loki. ]

Your concern for everyone, I imagine, is great appreciated. But completely unnecessary. My mun seeks inspiration and I merely a force of it. It is far better they feel this, I think, than the pains of mourning and feelings of inadequacy.

Do you disagree, Agent?

Do you seek my favour, Loki?

That's not surprising as I'm a servant of Dionysus. He too has a love for chaos.

[ Oh my, he could get behind that kind of ambition. Of course Loki knows he is far superior and no mortal kind could ever be the same. However he is quite alright with an enslaved mun, yes he is.

Nevertheless, he cracks a grin. ]

She's cheeky and bold. I can respect that. To whom do I have the pleasure of speaking with>

Then, I say, you already know of mine.

I think your words are a cover for your true intentions, Loki.

You would listen? [ What. This is not how it goes. What are you trying to pull, Odinson? Especially after all he has done. ]

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