I don't have anything smart to say about this, but I thought it was a nice contrast how Loki tells Jarul to try not to live too long, and later says his father died too early.
Another thought that came to me during the Jarul scene was that Loki was quite politically opinionated, which was funny to me since he didn't take the opportunity to rule Elbaph when it came to him, out of love for his father and his views.
He probably came out a bit like his mother -> his proper mother!
Ida was happy with how Elbaph changed, but still thought that warrior culture was cool.














