[Ugh. There is a reason he calls himself Loki of Asgard in introductions. And he'd much rather be annoyed at that small detail than consider the full implications of the matter.
He's leaned on Obi-wan a great deal, and no doubt foolishly. You let yourself start liking someone a bit despite all efforts and they go and vanish. Just like Gregor.
It seems so pointless.
He recalls the way the man just accepted, and never really tried to go into the moralistic nonsense the mortals always seemed to love. Just accepting. It's an odd feeling still, and he'd almost gotten used to it, learned to like it. It's a subtle sort of poison, having someone that just wants to listen, and not for any apparent ploy. It makes you want to say things best kept quiet in the service of the greater game.
And worse, Obi-wan asked him questions he didn't so much have a difficult time answering, but ones that when answered, he couldn't help but poke holes in his own logic. Not the most pleasant feeling, that. But he can't bring himself to then think it's best the man was gone.
What a mess.
Rather than reply by video, Loki goes to Luke's house without announcement. He simply shows up on the doorstep and knocks, looking as collected as always.]
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He's leaned on Obi-wan a great deal, and no doubt foolishly. You let yourself start liking someone a bit despite all efforts and they go and vanish. Just like Gregor.
It seems so pointless.
He recalls the way the man just accepted, and never really tried to go into the moralistic nonsense the mortals always seemed to love. Just accepting. It's an odd feeling still, and he'd almost gotten used to it, learned to like it. It's a subtle sort of poison, having someone that just wants to listen, and not for any apparent ploy. It makes you want to say things best kept quiet in the service of the greater game.
And worse, Obi-wan asked him questions he didn't so much have a difficult time answering, but ones that when answered, he couldn't help but poke holes in his own logic. Not the most pleasant feeling, that. But he can't bring himself to then think it's best the man was gone.
What a mess.
Rather than reply by video, Loki goes to Luke's house without announcement. He simply shows up on the doorstep and knocks, looking as collected as always.]