Ah, that's perfect! Everyone on Midgard would think him insane, with the bonus irony of making him deal with the punishment he gave Thor so long ago.
[He takes back what he said about Odin being his owner, this is good mischief.]
Leah and I once fooled him into thinking we were Freyja, you know. It was a poor disguise, but apparently he was that desperate to return to their marital bed and consummate things or whatever.
Not quite. In my memory, we existed long before humanity did. Even when I was a boy, I was told my people had fought against Asgard for generations, failing time and time again.
Whether or not all that truly happened doesn't necessarily matter, though.
I didn't think of it that way until I started writing, TBH. When I realized I could shift stories in a way that reflected myself, I thought... someone else must have done the same.
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They let me do whatever I wanted.
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I put Odin in an old folk's home on Earth and ruled as him.
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[He takes back what he said about Odin being his owner, this is good mischief.]
Leah and I once fooled him into thinking we were Freyja, you know. It was a poor disguise, but apparently he was that desperate to return to their marital bed and consummate things or whatever.
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He was never like that . . . I don't think.
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It was useful, we needed him to absorb Surtur's power and he was unlikely to come out of banishment simply to help solve a problem I caused.
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[sluuuuurp]
It must've been exhausting pretending to be Father for five years, mischief aside.
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I much prefer being Loki. And doing what I feel like.
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... when you arrived here, after your death, did you ever think of being someone else? Not Odin, but someone new entirely.
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As . . . difficult as some things have been and still are, I would still choose to be Loki. I fought to be Loki. I bled for it.
And I'm not ashamed.
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And yet... I find we're not very good at being anyone else. Not truly.
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[ he sips his milkshake. ]
But why should we have to be? A little selfishness can be beneficial. Perhaps that's why we're here.
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Why tricksters exist to begin with. It's hardly just a human invention.
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Is that the lore of Asgard?
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Whether or not all that truly happened doesn't necessarily matter, though.
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Still. Being a reflection of humanity. I've never thought of it that way. Our interactions with humans have always been so limited.
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Perhaps that's a natural transition. From mischief to story. I doubt I can do it though.
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[... he's not counting the one co-authored by a demon.]
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