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Loki is not technically banished. This is just - giving her mother space. To think. About what to do with her wayward child. She will be called back in a few years for a more permanent decision. Midgard's nice enough, anyway, and Sigyn's coming along.
The Bifrost lights up in all its colors and -
- this might be Midgard, but it is not a part of Midgard she ever saw and not the place she was expecting to be dropped, and there is no Sigyn with her.
She holds Lævateinn ready as a glaive. Maybe her mother feared her sorcery and thought she'd best be sent somewhere deadly under the impression she was meant to survive the trip -
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purposeful_glory
purposeful_glory
...Well, maybe this time she should not interrupt. She'll come back and ask about delivery of his promises later.
She flies away, invisible, inaudible, and swift, to have a look at Angband.
She flies away, invisible, inaudible, and swift, to have a look at Angband.
The cloud is poisonous; it's not possible to see; there are swirling gusts and eddies that get stronger as she gets lower.
purposeful_glory
Well, that's just ducky. She clears the poison every few breaths; and makes a little of the smoke invisible, to see if she can look at her own wing that way.
That works; she can clear or make invisible a space a few feet ahead of her, though this require flying very slowly if she wants to be sure she won't fly headfirst into a rock.
purposeful_glory
Well, the reason she isn't making all the smoke invisible is because she doesn't want to be conspicuous.
She slows down, descends, allows the wind to buffet her a little, looks for a place to land.
She slows down, descends, allows the wind to buffet her a little, looks for a place to land.
There are rocks everywhere; many of them are sharp, but not in a way that would harm a bird that lands on them.
purposeful_glory
She clings to one, clears enough smoke to be sure she won't be right next to an orc if she transforms.
purposeful_glory
Right. Now she is an invisible inaudible humanoid who is not so inconvenienced by wind.
She commences rock-climbing.
She commences rock-climbing.
"Sure, if there's not another one."
"Even if there's another ten of them! Even if they're all up at the same time! Just means you have to stick to cover, and you should anyway. Pretty boys aren't going to win their war by making it bright out."
"Even if there's another ten of them! Even if they're all up at the same time! Just means you have to stick to cover, and you should anyway. Pretty boys aren't going to win their war by making it bright out."
purposeful_glory
So they don't like the sun but it's not incapacitating them. All right.
She climbs away from the voices, slowly, listening.
She climbs away from the voices, slowly, listening.
purposeful_glory
She certainly doesn't.
She was hoping there was a layer of smoke and then - not smoke. No such luck?
She was hoping there was a layer of smoke and then - not smoke. No such luck?
It's thinner near the ground, except in spots where the wind pulls it and it's very dense indeed; but it's still noticeable and she can't see more than ten yards ahead.
purposeful_glory
Well, that's not very good for reconnaissance at all. Maybe she'll come back with an army and turn all the smoke invisible, but as long as she's being discreet...
She climbs up again.
She climbs up again.
More orcs pass by. "Came back already half dead, though there was nothing wrong with them. Elf magic, probably."
purposeful_glory
Climb climb climb as far past the worst of the wind as she can get, and then she flings herself into the air and takes the momentum with her in bird form to get out.