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nerd baby ([personal profile] selfimage) wrote in [community profile] futurology2016-12-17 05:24 pm

VIDEO. UN: LOKI.

Hello there.

[ Loki's standing on the porch of the ashen saloon, black bones against a dusky horizon. ]

Another day saved, another mission over ... [ he says it in an "all in a day's work" sort of tone. a finger twists and he gestures outward. ]

As the story continues! [ the drawl comes from his lips slowly, as if for dramatic effect. ]

We've met our arch-foes, saved a part of the fractured multiverse from apparent destruction and preserved the integrity of the timeline—erm, hopefully on the last two, anyway. In light of current events, and while we all cool down, I thought we'd play with a little fun hypothetical to stimulate conversation. Call it something that's been on my mind. So, riddle me this, Audentes ...

If saving a world meant destroying it—you know, kind of like a hard reset—what would you do? Would you do it, let it die and get coffee instead, or would you fight with tooth and axe for its survival, despite all odds? All methods in between, of course, feel free to be creative.

[ sometimes, some things remind him all too much of Ragnarok. ]
dailydouble: (pic#6965051)

[personal profile] dailydouble 2017-02-13 02:53 am (UTC)(link)
[ She may not notice it in her drunken state, but Ahad seems more at ease now. The response was one he found more than acceptable, for now. Further discussion may never happen at all, but if it did it would be best saved for later. Years later. ]

Do not assume that their life would be simple, even without powers such as yours.

[ He'll glance over at her and sigh then, as if he's made a decision. ] If you remember this when sober, you may ask me about my...ah. Children, I suppose.
grunehexe: (legs crossed)

[personal profile] grunehexe 2017-02-18 05:24 pm (UTC)(link)
Simpler... Normler.

[No, wait, one of those wasn't a real word, she's sure of it. Repeats it just to be sure, sounding them out with a considering frown.

And she may be drunk, and she may not remember it later, he's right, but Sieglinde still makes a mental note of it. Ask Ahad about his offspring. An advantage, Sieglinde thought, of men who sowed their oats widely- one could see what they might expect in their own children. Honestly, she didn't understand why other women seemed so averse to such.

Nods, to herself, as if she's reached an important decision.]