Loki x Reader

Chapter 15

As you both settled back onto the couch in the cozy living room, the remnants of your snowy adventure still clung to your clothes, serving as a reminder of the playful escapades in the garden. The warmth of the room enveloped you, and the scent of freshly brewed coffee wafted through the air, creating a perfect setting for sharing stories.

With steaming cups of coffee cradled in your hands, you decided to dive into the world of storytelling. You couldn't help but notice the soft, ambient glow of the fireplace casting dancing shadows on the walls, adding to the intimate atmosphere. The anticipation in the room was palpable as you began to recount a funny memory from your past.

"Alright," you began with a grin, "let me tell you about the time when I was just a kid, living in the house next door. My friends and I thought it would be a brilliant idea to build an igloo right here in this very garden."

Loki's eyes sparkled with interest as he leaned in, his attention fully captured by your story. "An igloo in this garden? That does sound like quite an adventure," he remarked with a playful tone.

"Oh, it absolutely was," you continued. "We were armed with plastic shovels and boundless enthusiasm. The first step was to pack the snow into blocks, just like in those books and movies. We spent hours shaping and stacking them until we had the semblance of a real igloo."

As you spoke, you couldn't help but get lost in the memories. "But here's where it got interesting," you chuckled. "One of my friends, Sarah, decided she couldn't wait any longer to experience the inside of our masterpiece. So, she boldly stepped inside."

Loki leaned even closer, clearly captivated by the tale. "And then what happened?" he urged.

"Well," you continued, a mischievous twinkle in your eye, "as soon as she stepped in, the whole thing just collapsed! It was like a domino effect, and she let out the loudest scream. Not because of the cold, mind you, but because the snow got under her clothes. It was chaos! But once we managed to dig her out, she stood there, shivering, and we couldn't stop laughing."

Loki joined in your laughter, thoroughly entertained by the image of your childhood antics. "It sounds like you had quite the adventurous spirit even as a child," he observed.

"Absolutely," you replied with a smile. "Childhood is a time for exploration and making unforgettable memories, even if they involve a little bit of mischief."

Encouraged by the shared laughter, you turned the conversation toward Loki. "Now, it's your turn," you said, a playful glint in your eye. "Tell me a funny story from your past, something that happened when you and Thor were kids."

Loki's eyes sparkled with a hint of nostalgia as he settled back, ready to share his own tale. "Ah, Thor and I," he began, "we were once inseparable as children, despite our differences. One winter's day, we decided to challenge each other to a snowball fight."

You listened intently, the fireplace crackling in the background, as Loki recounted the story. "Now, you must understand, Thor had quite the advantage in terms of strength and sheer enthusiasm. I, on the other hand, being the more clever of the two, decided to use a bit of magic to level the playing field."

Loki's voice carried a note of mischief as he described how he had conjured illusory snowmen to confuse Thor and had even briefly transformed himself into a snow-covered boulder to avoid being hit. He narrated the details of their playful rivalry with enthusiasm, his eyes glinting with amusement.

"The look on Thor's face when he realized he had been pelting snowballs at a mere illusion," Loki chuckled, "it was absolutely priceless. Of course, he retaliated with his own tricks, and our snowball fight escalated into a full-blown spectacle. In the end, we were both thoroughly exhausted and covered in snow from head to toe."