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[average-adam.livejournal.com]

Time: May 11th, 2001
Status: Private (Adam, Loki)
Setting: The hospital wing
Summary: Adam goes to see Loki

Adam was unaccountably nervous about going to visit Loki. He'd put it off and put it off, but he couldn't put it off any longer. He was just going to have to see the only person he'd ever met who didn't really like him. The young antichrist had mostly been avoiding the god so as not to upset him farther, but with Loki's amnesia, it should be okay. Unless he was the one thing that Loki did remember... With a sigh, Adam drew up his courage and stuck his head around the door.

"Hallo?"

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[average-adam.livejournal.com]

He nodded. "Yeah, I hear you bin through a lot lately. 's no surprise that you're tired, really." Adam looked down at the rat. "Mebbe I should go so you c'n get some rest and get to know your new friend there. I'll wanna hear his name when I come back, okay?"

[leucemic-god.livejournal.com]

"Have I?" Loki asked. "I don't remember a thing." Were things of that sort supposed to still be exhausting even if you didn't remember them?

"I'll try to remember some rat names, then," Loki promised putting the tip of one finger against the plastic for the rat to 'sniff'. It was a pity that he wouldn't be able to detect any smell through the cage wall. "I wonder whether he's had a name before."

[average-adam.livejournal.com]

Having never forgotten anything in his short life, Adam couldn't really understand Loki's situation - not without using more power than he was comfortable with - but he could still empathize. "Well, I'm bettin' that if you get enough rest an' you aren't so tired, your mem'ries'll prob'ly come back. So you go to sleep an' I'll see you again later, okay?" The young man smiled, waved, and was gone as quickly as he'd come, leaving god and rat behind.

[leucemic-god.livejournal.com]

"Okay," Loki agreed unusually compliant, but then he wasn't aware that this was unusual at the moment. "I just hope I'll remember that I'm supposed to think about rat names when I wake up."

He also hoped that he'd remember Adam. It seemed like a terrible thing to forget the person that had given you a rat.