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Time: April 25, 2001
Place: Hospital Wing
Status: Private (War, Loki)
Summary: War pays a visit, (unknowingly) post de-cursing
It had been a while since she'd stopped by, War thought as she walked into the hospital wing. A nagging voice in her head said too long, but she pushed it to the back of her mind, not wanting to deal with the question of quite how she classified Loki: War wasn't supposed to have friends.
Still, even when he was ill it was good to have someone to talk to: that didn't need explanation. As she knocked on the door to his room, then started to slowly push it open, she hoped the god would be in a talkative mood.
Place: Hospital Wing
Status: Private (War, Loki)
Summary: War pays a visit, (unknowingly) post de-cursing
It had been a while since she'd stopped by, War thought as she walked into the hospital wing. A nagging voice in her head said too long, but she pushed it to the back of her mind, not wanting to deal with the question of quite how she classified Loki: War wasn't supposed to have friends.
Still, even when he was ill it was good to have someone to talk to: that didn't need explanation. As she knocked on the door to his room, then started to slowly push it open, she hoped the god would be in a talkative mood.
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"I guess I must have shrunk a bit then." He wasn't entirely sure he believed that part of the story. "And Aesir? Odin?"
For a moment he saw a flash of some large room, a table, food, people around that table, but when he tried to look more closely at their faces it was gone.
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War paused. Risky, but it might trigger something. "He was here for a bit too, y'know. D'you remember that - someone you were close to, here?"
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"A raven?" he asked surprised at the next picture that lasted long enough to actually identify the contents. "No, two. Do I know someone who'd have two ravens sit on his shoulders and wears a large hat?"
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"You most certainly do. Those are Odin's ravens - they're called Huginn and Muninn, if I'm remembering right myself. Something like that, anyway. They aren't always on his shoulders, mind - but that's where you'd have seen them. Can you picture his face, then?" she asked, curiously.
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Correct me if I'm gettting this wrong...!
"As for the Æsir - well, you all kept switching round, and I was never too good at keeping track, but Odin was one of the Æsir, so when you became his blood brother, you joined them. You married one of them, too. Any pictures of pretty women popping into your mind?", she finished, half winking.
Odin's wife Frigga, if you want to recognise her
It was all rather vague and he didn't even remember whether she'd been pretty. Why wouldn't the pictures stick around?
Re: Odin's wife Frigga, if you want to recognise her
War smirked. "She was never too keen on me, though, going off fighting with Odin and the rest of you... goddess of marriage, housekeeping and the like, so I didn't exactly fit in with her image of the way of things."
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He was supposed to be looking for memories of his wife, though, not Odin's.
"A woman with ... wings?" This picture was confusing and somehow didn't fir in with the acustic memory.
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"I'd like to be able to shapeshift. I could be a wolf." He grinned. "Like a werewolf."
* Luckily his inability to hold on to anything he learned at the moment for more than about half an hour would save both Uriel and Frigga the indignity of finding out about the mixup.
*headdesk* trust me to start getting creative with the research... *kicks self*
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"Blond twins?" he asked Ruby. "But they ... don't like me?"
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She paused, and chuckled. "Thinking about it, that one time you turned up to a feast already off your face and had a slanging match with her probably didn't go down too well either. That one may have been partly my fault though," she finished, winking.
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That he'd arrived drunk at a feast somehow didn't surprise him so he didn't pay much attention to that tale. Just your usual run of the mill drunken argument.