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st_ratagem) wrote2018-10-27 06:42 pm
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[Child adventures!] Ancient times
They weren’t actually supposed to be outside of the palace grounds. Father and Mother both agreed, nine was too young, and Thor had only just started arms training. But Thor had wanted to ‘test his courage’ and apparently that didn’t just mean ‘leave the palace’, it had meant ‘leave the palace, take a skiff, go to island ruin with a door in it, far enough away that you could barely see the spires’.
It was exciting, yes! Still Loki was in trouble much more often than Thor, and he was deeply complicit in the escape thanks to a lot of illusions, was still nervous. Mostly about being blamed if something went wrong. “Did one of the guards tell you about this place?”
It was exciting, yes! Still Loki was in trouble much more often than Thor, and he was deeply complicit in the escape thanks to a lot of illusions, was still nervous. Mostly about being blamed if something went wrong. “Did one of the guards tell you about this place?”
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Father wouldn’t be fooled, for sure. But if the story was good enough he might let it go?
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Thor looks down at himself to assess the damage.
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There had to be ways around Heimdall. Someday he’d find them. “People see things and learn what they want from them.”
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In this case, they helped the brothers disappear from sight.
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And right now, Thor's trying not to be.
"Should we just slip through the front with everyone else?" he asks, quietly, breathily. There are many, many people out and about the palace grounds. The place is usually bustling with activity during daylight hours. "It should cover up any noise we make. But if we bump into anyone..."
Well, even Loki's invisibility couldn't do much for that.
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Technically it was one of several servants' entrances, handy to the kitchens. When food was being delivered in the mornings or at night when leftovers were being handed out, it was busy. The rest of the time, the door was open but almost no one used it. Very useful for someone who wanted to come and go, and maybe get an apple at the same time.
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