❆⊰ ❛❛ daenerys.
“No less.” She takes utmost pride in that title ( this goes for ALL of them, actually ), seeing as she has done everything in her power to earn it. And yet, this silly excuse of a man treads on it as if it’s HIS RIGHT to invalidate it. His claimant to being a ‘god’ brings a scoff-like chuckle from her lips, though it is short-lived and barely audible. “God? Of what, shall I ask? You appear to be nothing more than a regular human, save your attire. And I wish not to frighten nor intimidate you, Loki of Asgard. I was merely introducing myself and what I am capable of.” And she isn’t done yet. “But what is onedragon compared to my three? They are ferocious beasts, and only release their fire at my beck and call.”
❆⊰ ❛ was it not your intention to frighten me? then, PERHAPS, i should consider myself L U C K Y. or rather …. BOTH of us. but to answer your question: i am the god of mischief. lies. fire. among other things that undoubtedly can classify me as a more superior being than a regular human. ❜ arrogance was a way one could very well describe loki when standing upon his presence for the first time. of course, the god hasn’t always been like that — he blamed all his bad deeds, his twisted mind, the MONSTER inside him on odin ( even though the all-father found himself in the deep slumber of death, thanks to loki ). ❛ níðhöggr can surely destroy every single dragon in the nine realms. ❜ there was a fleeting touch of fake innocence ghosting across his features, for loki found it ENTERTAINING to annoy the woman. even if he didn’t believe a single word he said ( he was the god of lies after all ), he would NOT admit it.












