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[For Loki] This is only a trial
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st_rikingblueeyes"Tell him I'll kick his ass if he tries anything," Sunny had offered when Corbie had told her that she had possibly gained another teacher. The older girl had her own experiences with trickster gods and their guidance and had strong opinions on the whole thing, but Corbie was a grown woman and she was hungry to learn more and she could try it couldn't she? Besides, Loki was Thor's brother and Thor loved and trusted him. It didn't follow immediately that she should trust him, but it was a good endorsement of a person. Not to mention Annie adored him.
When it came to the inn and its inhabitants, she found you had to get particular about the difference between knowing someone and knowing someone. It was a small environment with not a lot to do, you ended up knowing at least a little of everybody's business. But people were a lot like labyrinths. You could walk all around the outside of one, get an idea of size and shape and know there was a lot of winding around inside, but until you actually found the door, let alone access to the path, you didn't actually know them, really. And she hadn't been sure how to proceed. Loki was Thor's brother, yes, and she adored Thor, and they'd exchanged small talk before in the library when he came for materials or the clinic when she came by looking for Jackson or whatever else, but.
So okay. Doing better about that. Here was her chance. And maybe she'd get a teacher out of this or maybe she wouldn't. She might not get it or he may not like her. It was a test. Nothing was settled yet.
She had been about to go look for Loki in the clinic when she happened to find him in the tennis court instead, balancing on the top of the net. She watched for a time. She supposed this made sense, given Annie was all excited about the things Loki was teaching her, but it was still kind of a surprise to see him actually... doing it. She hooked her fingers in the chain link fence. "What're you doing?"
When it came to the inn and its inhabitants, she found you had to get particular about the difference between knowing someone and knowing someone. It was a small environment with not a lot to do, you ended up knowing at least a little of everybody's business. But people were a lot like labyrinths. You could walk all around the outside of one, get an idea of size and shape and know there was a lot of winding around inside, but until you actually found the door, let alone access to the path, you didn't actually know them, really. And she hadn't been sure how to proceed. Loki was Thor's brother, yes, and she adored Thor, and they'd exchanged small talk before in the library when he came for materials or the clinic when she came by looking for Jackson or whatever else, but.
So okay. Doing better about that. Here was her chance. And maybe she'd get a teacher out of this or maybe she wouldn't. She might not get it or he may not like her. It was a test. Nothing was settled yet.
She had been about to go look for Loki in the clinic when she happened to find him in the tennis court instead, balancing on the top of the net. She watched for a time. She supposed this made sense, given Annie was all excited about the things Loki was teaching her, but it was still kind of a surprise to see him actually... doing it. She hooked her fingers in the chain link fence. "What're you doing?"
