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Loki Laufeyson ([personal profile] not_a_troll) wrote in [community profile] entranceway2012-09-10 07:17 pm

06. [action/voice/text]

[Since his brother isn't answering all the messages he is sending him Loki finally gets out of his bed to go to him. It is not that he is able to avoid the conversation he needs to have with him. He walks through the hallway and stops in front of Thor's quarters, knocking the door a couple of times.]

Brother? Are you inside? We need to speak.

[When there is no answer he contemplates to walk back to his own room but instead he opens the door to take a look inside.

It is empty, except for a closet and a bed. As if this room has never belonged to Thor in the first place.]


Brother...?

[Eventually Loki leans against the doorway and stares into the room, arms crossed. He knows very well its useless to start a frantic search. Or ask any other denizen of Wonderland for help.

He lets out a long sigh and turns around to walk off. But that walk turns into a run and eventually he is racing through the hallway, finding his way to the attic and up to the roof. He should not cry, Loki did not cry, but this might be one of those exceptions because once the tears start rolling he is not able to stop them anymore.

He runs to that far end where you can sit and look out over the forests, leaving his communicator a couple of feet away from him. It is on, but the only sound others can hear is the wind and very soft sobbing in the distance.

His brother killed him and left without a word.]



[[OOC: Feel free to encounter him in the hallways/the roof or laugh at the gross sobbing he's doing. He got himself killed during the event when Thor slammed him into a wall and Loki kind of broke his neck there.]]
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[personal profile] redhourglass 2012-09-13 08:53 pm (UTC)(link)
[She's going to take his silence as an indication that her presence isn't too unwelcome and close the distance between them, settling herself next to him carefully. Natasha is careful not to stare - instead she surveys the view before them, only offering him a passing glance as if he were part of the landscape.

It's awkward, this situation. Not knowing what to say. What did you say to someone, when their loved one was gone? That was, assuming that Loki loved Thor. He had to, right? Otherwise, he wouldn't be reacting this way.

After a moment, she ventured with:]


Thor wouldn't leave you on purpose.

[She'd at least surmised that much by the empty room she'd passed on her way up here.]