Hailing from a PSL.

[bringingthemagic]

Wench that holds me captive,

You need some sort of help. The things you do to me and then THIS! Oh yes that man Hiddleston in his Henry IVth looked dashing but he is far from Loki. To make me "wish to run with mortals in a time of peace on Asgard." Yes, that makes PERFECT sense. Even worse that you brought Lady Jane and my bumbling fool of a brother along on this misadventure.

What kind of fool of you take me for? I would NEVER venture through Midgard parading as a human simply for sport, much less blond like Thor.

A pox on you and all those you care about.

-No Love
Loki of Asgard Leifr the Sly

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[bringingthemagic]

As do I brother, as do I. These mortal wenches should know I have much better taste in a bed met then that of my own brother. [ Couldn't not say it.]

Exactly! Now you and our new companion need to hurry and catch up with me. I'll be waiting for you.

[bringingthethunder]

I should think they would know that the Mighty Thor has no need to take relatives to his bed. He is not so desperate for that sort of company. [Whatever brother. *eyeroll*]

Hopefully we shall not keep you waiting long.

[bringingthemagic]

We are not the Greeks after all, as you hath yourself said.[ Just smirking in return.]

It is fine, I shall make the wench write up something epic to explain why I am not with you and the fair maiden.

[bringingthethunder]

Does that mean that we shall happen upon you in a tavern alleviating after battle tension with a fair bar wench? [He's smiles in jest.]

[bringingthemagic]

...Such words you use against me brother. [ Yup.]

[bringingthethunder]

[Thor laughs heartily.] Perhaps the lady and I shall walk slower as not to interrupt your liaison then.

[bringingthemagic]

I would prefer you hurry all the same. No wench would keep me that busy. You surly know better then that.

[bringingthethunder]

Why brother, what if she be a talented wench though? I would be remiss to deprive you of such company.

[bringingthemagic]

Oh then by all rights take your time, but I doubt this little village has such a wench on hand.

OR! Is it you whom worries what I may see, maybe the lady you are traveling with plans to bed you and that is why you wish to take your time. Blame me not for your own carnal desires.

[bringingthethunder]

Brother, I would not dare to presume a thing of her. She is nearly as fierce as the Lady Sif and we both know how Sif would react to such an assumption. [He's not in the mood to have his ass kicked today.]

[bringingthemagic]

My my, then I can not wait to met this feisty creature. Bring her and come. I will not wait forever for you.

[bringingthethunder]

So impatient, are you not of magic? If you wish us to reunite sooner rather than later, then find us instead.

[bringingthemagic]

Then we both lose the band we have been traveling with. Is that what you desire brother? I could likely stall them more or simply slip away myself once I finish the magic I am already working on and come find you. Alas again the younger must save the elder.

[bringingthethunder]

Brother please, my situation is not so dire that I am in need of rescue. I thought it I, who was the one marked as impatient among us two.

[bringingthemagic]

Do we not sometimes trade roles? I do quite think we do.

Alas, have your run and I shall have mine. Far thee well brother, until our paths again cross.

[bringingthethunder]

Ah I shall leave you to your wench then. Fare thee well!