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neutral_omensTime: July 25, 2000
Place: Stables
Status: Private (Death and Loki)
Summary: Loki meets Binky’s owner.
The white horse was missing! It shouldn’t have bothered Loki as much as it did. After all the horse didn’t belong to him and his owner had every right to take him out for a ride, or move him to what Loki strongly suspected had to be a safer place.
He’d grown fond of the big white horse, though and Sleipnir was looking lonely. Horses were not made to be alone. They were social creatures and needed company.
He petted the stallion consolingly and considered transforming into a horse to cheer him up, but he wasn’t sure how badly it would affect him now and the waste of energy might be bad this close to his next doctor’s appointment. The infusions always left him feeling so exhausted.
“It’s okay,” he told Sleipnir instead. “I’m sure he’ll be back any moment now.”
Place: Stables
Status: Private (Death and Loki)
Summary: Loki meets Binky’s owner.
The white horse was missing! It shouldn’t have bothered Loki as much as it did. After all the horse didn’t belong to him and his owner had every right to take him out for a ride, or move him to what Loki strongly suspected had to be a safer place.
He’d grown fond of the big white horse, though and Sleipnir was looking lonely. Horses were not made to be alone. They were social creatures and needed company.
He petted the stallion consolingly and considered transforming into a horse to cheer him up, but he wasn’t sure how badly it would affect him now and the waste of energy might be bad this close to his next doctor’s appointment. The infusions always left him feeling so exhausted.
“It’s okay,” he told Sleipnir instead. “I’m sure he’ll be back any moment now.”
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Date: 2006-08-10 04:54 pm (UTC)"All of us," he repeated softly. "But we aren't prepared for Ragnarök. Fenrir isn't even loose, yet."
He had mixed feelings about Ragnarök. On the one hand it meant he'd see his children again, but on the other he'd have to turn on Odin. He'd never liked fighting Odin.
It did offer a way out of dieing of cancer, though.
Perhaps the prophecies would be messed up, if he died before Ragnarök and the Norns were trying to fix it by speeding up events?
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Date: 2006-08-12 07:18 pm (UTC)Death sensed from Loki's reaction to his words that his attempt at a joke was not going very well. For a 7 foot tall skeleton, he did a decent job of looking sheepish.
I AM HERE TO OBSERVE.
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Date: 2006-08-13 07:24 am (UTC)"Observe?" Loki asked trying to distract both Death and himself from his fear. "Observe what? There isn't much going on here, you know."
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Date: 2006-08-16 05:03 am (UTC)YOU ARE AFRAID, SHAPE-CHANGER, BUT I AM NOT HERE ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS. I AM HERE TO WRITE A BOOK. PERHAPS YOU WILL ALLOW ME TO INTERVIEW YOU AT SOME LATER DATE.
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Date: 2006-08-18 06:11 pm (UTC)What else would Death write about? It couldn't be anything good, could it?
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Date: 2006-08-23 04:45 pm (UTC)CERTAINLY NOT. I WOULD NOT NEED TO DO ANY RESEARCH IF THAT WERE THE CASE, NOW WOULD I?
The pinpoints of blue light in bony sockets that served as Death's eyes flared briefly.
I AM ENDEAVORING TO UNDERSTAND MY CLIENTS BETTER.
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Date: 2006-08-23 06:16 pm (UTC)"Clients? What clients? You just kill people."
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Date: 2006-08-23 07:05 pm (UTC)PEOPLE GET THEMSELVES KILLED, GODLING. OR THEY ARE MURDERED. I AM A PUBLIC SERVANT. I SIMPLY USHER THEM INTO THE NEXT REALM. IT WOULD BE A BLOODY STUPID WORLD IF PEOPLE WENT AROUND BEING KILLED WITHOUT DYING.
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Date: 2006-08-23 07:19 pm (UTC)