More MaLoki
Title: Placing Blame
Date Written: 8/25/07
Word Count: 331
Rating: K+ - T for language
Fandom: Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok
Characters/Pairings: Heimdall, Loki/Mayura (mentioned)
Spoilers: None
Pairings: None
Author's Notes: Inspired by impfics's story Learned to See. She gave permission to play, and here I am.
"You son of a bitch!"
Heimdall grinned even as Loki shoved him up against the wall. "Bitches, Loki. Remember? I have nine mothers. If you're going to insult me, do it right."
"Where the hell do you get off?"
"What are you talking about?" the watchman asked too-innocently.
"You know good and well what I'm talking about! You gave Mayura the ability to See!"
"Oh, please, that's not in my capacity," he scoffed. "Besides, you're the one who struck her!"
"I wouldn't have if you hadn't attacked her!"
The two gods stared at one another, fury burning in their eyes. Neither one of them even attempted fighting each other--they'd always been equally strong, and that fact hadn't changed as their forms and power had diminished.
"Oh, I get it." Heimdall grinned. "Oh, Loki. Have you no shame? First the giantess, now a human? You're a disgrace to the race of the gods, consorting with such lowly beings."
Loki growled and punched the wall right by Heimdall's head. His fist went easily through the dry wall, but the other god didn't even flinch.
"Were you going to make her another one of your brides, Loki? Make her bear more monster children for you?"
"Leave my children out of this." Loki's voice had a deadly edge to it. "You should have left Mayura out of it, too."
"But why? You've grown so attached to the little human. It's much more fun to torment your children and that girl than it is to attack to directly. You did this to her. You should have pushed her away, or wiped her memory. But you couldn't. You're weak."
Loki pulled back, straightening his jacket. "You know, I never believed the Norns' prophecy about Ragnarok... I never believed that I would ever have the capacity to hate a fellow god so much that I'd want to kill them." His eyes flashed red for a moment before subsiding. "Now, I'm looking forward to that final battle, Heimdall."
Date Written: 8/25/07
Word Count: 331
Rating: K+ - T for language
Fandom: Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok
Characters/Pairings: Heimdall, Loki/Mayura (mentioned)
Spoilers: None
Pairings: None
Author's Notes: Inspired by impfics's story Learned to See. She gave permission to play, and here I am.
"You son of a bitch!"
Heimdall grinned even as Loki shoved him up against the wall. "Bitches, Loki. Remember? I have nine mothers. If you're going to insult me, do it right."
"Where the hell do you get off?"
"What are you talking about?" the watchman asked too-innocently.
"You know good and well what I'm talking about! You gave Mayura the ability to See!"
"Oh, please, that's not in my capacity," he scoffed. "Besides, you're the one who struck her!"
"I wouldn't have if you hadn't attacked her!"
The two gods stared at one another, fury burning in their eyes. Neither one of them even attempted fighting each other--they'd always been equally strong, and that fact hadn't changed as their forms and power had diminished.
"Oh, I get it." Heimdall grinned. "Oh, Loki. Have you no shame? First the giantess, now a human? You're a disgrace to the race of the gods, consorting with such lowly beings."
Loki growled and punched the wall right by Heimdall's head. His fist went easily through the dry wall, but the other god didn't even flinch.
"Were you going to make her another one of your brides, Loki? Make her bear more monster children for you?"
"Leave my children out of this." Loki's voice had a deadly edge to it. "You should have left Mayura out of it, too."
"But why? You've grown so attached to the little human. It's much more fun to torment your children and that girl than it is to attack to directly. You did this to her. You should have pushed her away, or wiped her memory. But you couldn't. You're weak."
Loki pulled back, straightening his jacket. "You know, I never believed the Norns' prophecy about Ragnarok... I never believed that I would ever have the capacity to hate a fellow god so much that I'd want to kill them." His eyes flashed red for a moment before subsiding. "Now, I'm looking forward to that final battle, Heimdall."