Fire on Fire

"To love a god is just as maddening as knowing one. I've had the impossible privilege of both."

I didn't ask for this for the dreams that rip through my sleep like storms, or the aching memories of places I've never been. I didn't ask to be haunted by a god I've never met... and yet have loved a thousand times before.

This is the story of Drew a mortal boy with no family, no answers, and a lifetime of unexplained dreams that leave his lungs burning, his heart racing, and one name echoing through his soul: Loki.

Drew can jump through timelines, though he doesn't know how or why. He only knows it always brings him to Loki.
In some lives, Loki saves him.
In others, he destroys him.
But in every life, there is love devastating, consuming, and ancient.

Now, pulled into Loki's world once more, Drew faces the man he has both run to and fled from. And Loki... begins to remember.

This isn't a story about heroes.
It's a story about gods and guilt, about broken timelines and magic older than memory about two souls caught in a loop of love, pain, and fate that won't let them go.

To love a god is to suffer.
But to be loved back by one even across time is something else entirely.

I do not own the rights to Loki or the MCU thank you.