@loki.odinson

[selfimage]

[ it's been a bit that he's stewed on it, and honestly, Loki isn't very much up for the opinion's of others. this time, there's a nagging little curiosity in him, something that springs something else to life that he thought would be easy to bury when he arrived.

so: ]

All appropriate extended greetings and "good afternoon"s.
Which one of you hail from a universe that has gods?
Not just gods in the literal, very physical sense, but also gods in the mythical one. Please, tell me about it. Indulge my boredom.
I hereby dub it story time.

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[rehandle]

Such as?

With a name like that I think I'd remember.

[selfimage]

Ah- lucky you.
A narrative, Stephen, but you know well enough the differences in beings of sorcery and story, and ones that are real.

[rehandle]

I do. I also know how malleable reality can be.

Who is he?

[selfimage]

That part's all about perception, isn't it?
An ornery, eccentric sort of supervillain dictator that dabbles in the arts. He lives up to the "Doom" in his name, despite the unfortunate association. The other you is quite familiar with him.

[rehandle]

Decent narrative and the right audience.

[ A re-iteration of earlier sentiment. Even if godhood is more than sorcery and story, there's more than enough room in there for taking advantage. Truth has little value when perception builds personal reality around illusion. If you've got the power to act and the people to believe in you... ]

Do you need reassuring?

He sounds like a blast. I wonder if I'll have the pleasure.

[selfimage]

[ as an illusionist, Loki would argue that there's little value in truth as an overall concept, and more as a personal one. perceptions make certain truths inconsistent, and that's where being the god of lies comes in. ]

Perhaps you'll not call it that if you do.

[rehandle]

I don't doubt it. Why is he relevant?