Well. So he can give the little creature a bit of magic so it can fly. Which is presumably what it tried to do for him. How friendly. How... cute.
Loki finds it very curious that he's not as immune to cute as he thought.]
You're a funny little thing, no mistaking.
[Still, he can't help but grin. And it's not the normal sort of grin he has on his face, where it's sly and smug. Rather, there's something startlingly boyish about this, pure and enthusiastic.
For the moment, he's forgotten everything else, even that he's out where other people can see. He does have a bad habit of getting caught up in things when he's interested.
But the magic discussion is really going to have to wait until they can actually, you know, talk. He casts around for a few pebbles, groups them up, and then counts them out using the same tones he employed to gain the creature's attention initially.
For good measure, he also counts them out loud, following the same pattern.]
One, two, three, four, five.
[Then he cocks his head in inquiry again, inviting the Traveler to count them in its own way.]
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Well. So he can give the little creature a bit of magic so it can fly. Which is presumably what it tried to do for him. How friendly. How... cute.
Loki finds it very curious that he's not as immune to cute as he thought.]
You're a funny little thing, no mistaking.
[Still, he can't help but grin. And it's not the normal sort of grin he has on his face, where it's sly and smug. Rather, there's something startlingly boyish about this, pure and enthusiastic.
For the moment, he's forgotten everything else, even that he's out where other people can see. He does have a bad habit of getting caught up in things when he's interested.
But the magic discussion is really going to have to wait until they can actually, you know, talk. He casts around for a few pebbles, groups them up, and then counts them out using the same tones he employed to gain the creature's attention initially.
For good measure, he also counts them out loud, following the same pattern.]
One, two, three, four, five.
[Then he cocks his head in inquiry again, inviting the Traveler to count them in its own way.]