| Ill Met Aquaintance [Hedylogos, later -Sigyn] |
[25 Jun 2008|08:12am] |
Sigyn had asked him to come with her, and because she asked, Loki obliged. Even if she hadn't asked, he would have found himself seeking out her new residence of choice with the Greek Sigyn seemed to claim non-blood familial affection for.
Loki supposed he could understand that. Or at least he was telling himself that he understood it. It was the same as he and Odin's bond of brotherhood, was it not?
No. Because Hedylogos was of the opposite sex and that meant that there was always the threat of something else transpiring there. Were he not Greek, Loki would have feared not. Bonds of family excluded you from the list of potential bed mates in Norse culture. Unless of course you held incestual tendencies like certain Vanir did. No, being family to a Greek almost gave you preference in the bed mate category; something that Loki not only knew, but curled his lip at. It meant that no matter how benign Sigyn thought her relationship with this Hedylogos might have been, Loki didn't trust him one bit.
( He trusted Sigyn... just not the Erote. )
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| Rebuilding Bridges (tag: Bia) |
[25 Jun 2008|12:56pm] |
Uncertainty radiated from every line of Kratos’ body, and it was an unusual thing to see. Those who knew Strength might be surprised to see him hesitating as he was. But those who truly knew him, understood him, would comprehend exactly why he’d paused where he had. His siblings would know what made him stand on the doorstep of his sister’s home, and why he looked as though he couldn’t quite make up his mind.
( It was because he couldn’t. )
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