JotunheimSorceress

@Loki-the-Trickster "Of course I do, I don't see you often enough. It's especially nice since I can give you some insight into where our sons may be right now. I'm trying to track their whereabouts."

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            “Ooh my welcoming committee is rather short on the ground.”  Looking pleased with himself he shrugged, offered a smile and walked on through, passing her as she stood there.  “You do love these visits.”

@Loki-the-Trickster "What do you need now, Loki? You know how much I enjoy your little visits."

@Loki-the-Trickster "So glad we agree. After all, I lead an entire clan despite being a woman, so it really wouldn't matter who will inherit that responsibility. Though, given our kind's rather strange biology, well normal for us, strange to everyone else, I do wonder if the child will even be humanoid. Not that it matters to me, they'll still be remarkably intelligent, not a mindless beast. I just hope they have your eyes." She said, humming softly to herself, as I'd soothing the unborn child. She had never experienced something like this, to have such love for someone that she hadn't even seen or met.
            
            "And you'll stay, won't you? You want to take care of this child as much as I do? I never thought I could have something like this. Someone who cares about me this much... I don't think I could live without you, Loki."

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            “—Honestly? It bothers me very little, Odin, a boy or a girl.”  He shrugged, because the idea was brilliant too.  He longed for children, after all, there was a prophecy.  “I suppose as long as the babe thrives, that is what remains important.  A future heir regardless of gender.” He watched as her hand was laid upon her belly, palm flat and rubbing tenderly.  As if she truly cherished what they had created together.  A sign of their union.  He cringed at the implication, knowing what she was getting at.  It hadn’t been that long since Sleipnir, a few  hundred years was nothing when he considered how he had birthed his son completely and utterly alone in a fucking meadow.  Stunned.

@Loki-the-Trickster The sorceress smiled back at him, absentmindedly resting her hand on her stomach. "I'm just glad you seem as pleased by the news as I am. Hard to believe it's been a year with you." She had been rather worried he would be displeased by the news considering the experience he went through with his first born child, the horse. "If it was truly for that reason, he's a bigger fool than I ever thought. I do wonder what our child will be like. Would you prefer a boy or a girl? At least we know they'll be well protected with the clan. Perhaps they will even have siblings one day."

@Loki-the-Trickster Admin: Yeah, it's actually interesting how much impact Angrboda has on the myths for really only appearing in two myths.

Because despite what people think, Angie was his lover, and he came back to her, again and again.

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            We actually covered a considerable amount of mythos in that story too.  

@trickstergcd "Loki, you /let/ them take our children away. You let them force two of our children into Asgard, you let them chain Fenrir and then you let them banish Hel! Did you even ask for my life to be spared when I was sentenced to death? What crime did I even commit?"

@trickstergcd The redhead sorceress turned from her ritual. "Come in, come in. You know you're always welcome here. What is it this time? I do hope my guards weren't too agresssive to you. Some of them are a bit.... over zealous." She said, pausing to finish her ritual. She had been experimenting with finding a way to contact their sons as she hadn't seen him in so long. She was happy to see him again, she had certainly missed him. Loki held a very special place in her heart, more than any of her other loves ever had or would. Seeing him come to her home again reminded her of how true that really was. Angrboda hated the fact that he went back to Asgard after the kidnapping of their children, and she still hadn't quite forgiven him for that, but she was willing to put it aside for now.

@highfidelities "To each their own, I suppose."

( @JotunheimSorceress )     " it sounds .. rather intimate and much more loving ... odin decided it would be a grand fest rather than what loki suggested " 

@highfidelities "At it's most basic, yes. All my clan had to know was that I had taken a consort."

( @JotunheimSorceress )     she tried to think , what could he be up to or what was up with him . was it another 'sleipnir incident' ?

@highfidelities "I don't know and that's what worries me."

( @JotunheimSorceress )     " he'd show signs and well , he would go to her at night knowing him . what do you think it is ? "

@mischiefsbrother- Admin: Still, Angrboda is technically dead at that point in the myths, so she couldn't possibly be their mother.