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st_ratagem) wrote2019-04-02 08:16 pm
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[Loki, Thor, Valkyrie] Asgardians play rough
The Inn, while not technically all that small, seemed to get emptier and smaller with time. That was, in Loki’s experience, one of the features of imprisonment in general. The business of every day was simply filling the day, finding what novelty one could in order to vary the texture of time.
Today, for some reason, he’d opted to appear in the Inn’s fitness room slash sparring arena to watch Thor and the Valkyrie spar. He had no intention of challenging the winner, of course; Thor would demolish him and he generally preferred less public locations for anything involving Valkyrie and violence in his direction. But it would at least be interesting to watch the two have fun or bleed off aggression, and possibly play spoiler of sorts - a few little tricks to tip the scales one way or the other in case one of them got complacent.
Sniping from the sidelines was, after all, entirely his style.
Today, for some reason, he’d opted to appear in the Inn’s fitness room slash sparring arena to watch Thor and the Valkyrie spar. He had no intention of challenging the winner, of course; Thor would demolish him and he generally preferred less public locations for anything involving Valkyrie and violence in his direction. But it would at least be interesting to watch the two have fun or bleed off aggression, and possibly play spoiler of sorts - a few little tricks to tip the scales one way or the other in case one of them got complacent.
Sniping from the sidelines was, after all, entirely his style.
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"What do you need?" he asks instead.
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In no small part due to that relief, Loki leaned down and kissed her forehead lightly, careful not to jar anything. “You’ll be all right. We’ll get started when Thor gets back.”
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‘I’ve had worse.’ True, she barely realized the extent of what she had, but she felt confident of this fact.
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He'd need Thor to knock him away the moment a healing spell went wrong. Valkyrie might not survive errors; this wasn't a little cut to the hand, it actually mattered if he accidentally rotted the wound instead of healing it.
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He takes a deep breath as he looks over at Valkyrie. He couldn't have possibly hurt her that badly... could he?
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Loki took a deep breath, closed his eyes, rested his fingers as lightly as possible on her injured torso. There would be some added pain for her, but that was inevitable. He pushed away upsetness about that, and started weaving the spells, as Frigga had tried to teach him so many years ago, to knit flesh and bone together, tidy blood back into its vessels, all of that.
It had never worked, ever, not really. Small wounds of Thor's, on the third or fourth try, yes. And then Stark, once, in a moment of total desperation. He was less desperate now, but need had worked before, so Loki used it again. He needed Valkyrie to be healed.
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He focused on the most severe damage first: the ruptured organ, the internal bleeding, the concussion. The ribs and glass-cuts could heal themselves with time if they had to, but the rest was dangerous to leave and needed to be handled while the magic had decided to work.
A fair amount of the energy for healing came from the person being healed, but the rest came from Loki. When he reached the end of what power he had to offer, Valkyrie's internal damage and concussion had been healed, and the broken ribs were about half-healed (they'd be tender but no longer in danger of shattering outright or impaling lungs), but the purely external injuries, the cuts from falling glass and some incipient bruising, were still there.
It was far better than he'd thought he'd do, but he was almost too exhausted to be proud of it.
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"Everyone all right?" All right probably wasn't the turn of phrase he was looking for, but it was the closest succinct approximation his mind could pull together for the moment.
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"Rest for a moment," he instructs Loki as he begins to unwrap the bandages. With an almost uncharacteristic gentleness he lifts one of Valkyrie's hands and begins to wrap it. "You think you can sit up long enough to drink?"
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Then, realization.
"Weren't we just fighting?"
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