❝ look into my eyes,
and you'll see,
that deep within them,
a part of you,
is inside me.❞
for which a gloriously cursed girl bears the gloriously burdened power of loki in asgard
cover by: me [ obv. ] ♡
@blythe_a | ephemeral
mcu | post-avengers
the...
There are many creatures that we don't know of. Some are far away from us, some are simply hidden and there are one of those that walk among us. Humanity is not alone - whether it's outside our world or not, there are those who are different.
She is one of them.
•ิ.•⋰ ❃⋱•ิ.•
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MORNING / 6:30 am
The hallway was magnificent. Daylight streamed in from the broad windows that extended an exquisite scenery of Asgard from below. It gave a cascade of warm hues on the marbled tiles and it seemed to relay an optimistic message to the girl. A message, or perhaps a thought, that she definitely wanted to hear because at this moment, unlike any others, this day was not in any bit normal, no---this day was to be the first day she would meet the dark prince at last.
And the girl's name was Loraine. Loraine would be lying if she'd say her heart wasn't furiously beating by now. Because it was. And how could it not? Her kin's future rest upon how well she could handle this task. A task that even seemed to be too much for her. Or perhaps a task that thought too highly of her. She wanted to yell and even laugh at how absurd this was, but in the end, she couldn't even do anything but nod at the goddess.
Yes, the goddess Freya. The wielder of futures. The goddess of war and love. Freya, her kin's patroness.
Five months ago, the goddess would have stripped away her kin's powers because of their disobedience. The Liv, her kin, was Freya's children on Midgard. They were able to wield the same magic as the goddess, powerful and talented, and they were given the duty to protect Midgard if need be. However, during the Battle of New York, the Elders had turned away that responsibility, weighing out the Liv's secret and security more than the safety of the realm. They were not ready to bring their kin out for the whole of Midgard to see, so they remained a secret.
