"I am not my father - so stop treating me like I am."
Being the sole 𝘧𝘦𝘮𝘢𝘭𝘦 heir to Loki Laufeyson always proved to be difficult. Treated like a dense Princess, always being compared to him, everyone around her wondering when she'd snap like h...
——— THE NEXT MORNING, strolling through the hallways of the Palace, with her evergreen gown flowing with each step she took, Lidianna spotted her father in the distance. He was standing over a balcony, surveying over the kingdom with a dark look.
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She made her way over to him, coming to a stop, looking over the kingdom with him, unsure what had gotten him in such a mood until an Einherjar Guard quickly rushed towards them. Out of breath.
"My liege, my Princess..." he greeted as Lidianna glanced back at him while her father's attention stayed on the golden kingdom, "...the Warriors Three and the Lady Sif have gone missing—" Lidianna stared at the guard wide eyed, utterly shocked.
Loki immediately walked off, pushing past the guard as Lidianna glanced back in between him and the guard. "What...What of my Lady Aunt?" she asked.
"She's still in the Palace, my Princess," he said and Lidianna quickly nodded, running off after her father. And the guard, still catching his breath, watched as the King and Princess went, blinking repeatedly.
Soon enough, Lidianna and Loki crossed the Rainbow Bridge, quickly approaching Heimdall in his Observatory. But the gatekeeper had a suspicious look in his eye, aimed for the father. "Tell me, Loki, how did you get the Jotuns into Asgard?" Heimdall asked, knowing Lidianna had nothing to do with her father's original sin.
"You think the Bifrost is the only way in and out of the Realm?" Loki asked, "There are secret paths between worlds to which even you with all your gifts are blind. But I no longer need them, now that I am King."
Heimdall stared at the king for a moment before placing his attention on Lidianna, a worried look over him. "Princess Lidianna, you do not have to listen to what he says. It's not too late. He's only using you—"
