If you tell me that curiosity killed the cat, I say only that the cat died nobly.
Who: Loki and YOU.
What: SCIENCE.
Where: An open park, near his place of solace.
When: Tuesday afternoon.
Warnings: Loki is a jerkface.
While he can be patient, Loki has never been very good remaining idle. Escape is his priority, but until the opportunity presents itself, it's only logical to test the boundaries of this realm and to that end, Loki has been experimenting with the creation/destruction of a variety of creatures and objects.
Currently, he is testing to see if he can change the size of an animal just by holding that unreal image in his mind; for example, can he create a miniature chicken, a small dragon, a dog-sized chicken, or alter the shape and size of an item once it has already been brought into being. A short distance from where he stands, there is a never-emptying glass of water that has been tipped over and is slowly pouring water down a little hillock and beginning to make a pond. Either he needs a home for a flock of tiny swans or he's curious to know how much water can come out of the one glass.
What: SCIENCE.
Where: An open park, near his place of solace.
When: Tuesday afternoon.
Warnings: Loki is a jerkface.
While he can be patient, Loki has never been very good remaining idle. Escape is his priority, but until the opportunity presents itself, it's only logical to test the boundaries of this realm and to that end, Loki has been experimenting with the creation/destruction of a variety of creatures and objects.
Currently, he is testing to see if he can change the size of an animal just by holding that unreal image in his mind; for example, can he create a miniature chicken, a small dragon, a dog-sized chicken, or alter the shape and size of an item once it has already been brought into being. A short distance from where he stands, there is a never-emptying glass of water that has been tipped over and is slowly pouring water down a little hillock and beginning to make a pond. Either he needs a home for a flock of tiny swans or he's curious to know how much water can come out of the one glass.