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[leucemic-god.livejournal.com]

Time: August 8, 2000
Place: Bar
Status: Public (Complete)
Summary: Loki runs into Shadow.



It was almost time for another visit to the hospital and even though Loki still had enough money left from Uriel, he thought it might be a good idea to save some just in case the not-god refused to forge any more for him. She’d been friendly enough lately, but in his experience friendship was often a very temporary thing.

He wasn’t getting any stronger and if he didn’t put his sleight of hand to good use now, it might soon be impossible. It was already too unreliable for comfort.

The pub was too far for a casual trip by now, but with both wolves by his side a visit to the bar didn’t seem too risky. There had been a lot of new arrivals lately who weren’t wise to his tricks, yet. Maybe one of them would stop by. If not, he could always just enjoy some juice, listen and talk to the people around. You never knew what you might learn.

So one early evening on one of his better days Loki strolled casually into the bar followed by his old friends Freki and Geri.

Comments

[bipolar-uriel.livejournal.com]

Uriel nodded. "I can definitely tell the truth," she said. "And Odin won't expect me to have any hidden motives. Besides, I do know it was unprovoked even if I wasn't here from the start -- I'm not stupid enough to think that you would go about picking fights with men the size of Shadow in your current condition." She smiled faintly. "So, Odin will get the whole and only slightly partial truth as soon as I see him."

[leucemic-god.livejournal.com]

"All I did was walk in here," Loki said a little poutily. "I didn't even know Shadow was here at all."

[bipolar-uriel.livejournal.com]

"I never said you did," Uriel said calmly. "Now, we'd probably better get away from here," she then added softly. "I don't think either of us wants to be here if Shadow decides to return."

[leucemic-god.livejournal.com]

"Yes, I should probably check in on Sleipnir anyway," Loki agreed. He no longer felt like a drink or card games. Watching the wolves and horses play would be fun, though, even if he was too weak to join in. "See you later, little sister."

He smirked at her surprised face and slipped away into the kitchen for some horse and wolf snacks.

[bipolar-uriel.livejournal.com]

For a moment, Uriel just stared after Loki. Then, however, she shook her head and chuckled. "You truly are hopeless," she muttered, "my dear brother."