Loki (
dreamsofpoison) wrote2012-08-21 07:31 pm
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Just how and why Loki was back on Earth was a mystery. There had been no communication from Thor any Asgardian representatives. It wasn't obvious that Loki was back, in fact, his presence could have gone unnoticed if not for, well, mischief.
He'd somehow taken something belonging to one Clint Barton. Something very dear to him. His bow. Said bow now sat on a mantel above the fireplace in his current residence. It was a stone and log cabin. Lodge would be a more appropriate description. Logs make up A frame structures to support the roof. They also provide an excellent place to suspend someone from. Which inevitably happened when Barton followed the little trail of bread crumbs to find his bow and ultimately, Loki.
He's suspended near the fireplace, which is lit. Turned so he can see his bow sitting there on the mantel. He's hung high enough his toes barely brush the ground and apparently Loki took great care in securing his wrists in a specific type of cuff. The kind that would ensure he could keep him there for quite some time without much damage to his hands or wrists. He was stripped of his weapons and all his clothes save for his pants. Hence why he choose the beam close to the fire. It was the dead of winter outside.
As for Loki himself, he stood by the window, watching the snow fall and waiting for the subtle signs his captive has awoken. He's far removed from the armor and leather of before. Instead he's in simple mortal clothes but they still had a certain Loki-esque flair to them.
He'd somehow taken something belonging to one Clint Barton. Something very dear to him. His bow. Said bow now sat on a mantel above the fireplace in his current residence. It was a stone and log cabin. Lodge would be a more appropriate description. Logs make up A frame structures to support the roof. They also provide an excellent place to suspend someone from. Which inevitably happened when Barton followed the little trail of bread crumbs to find his bow and ultimately, Loki.
He's suspended near the fireplace, which is lit. Turned so he can see his bow sitting there on the mantel. He's hung high enough his toes barely brush the ground and apparently Loki took great care in securing his wrists in a specific type of cuff. The kind that would ensure he could keep him there for quite some time without much damage to his hands or wrists. He was stripped of his weapons and all his clothes save for his pants. Hence why he choose the beam close to the fire. It was the dead of winter outside.
As for Loki himself, he stood by the window, watching the snow fall and waiting for the subtle signs his captive has awoken. He's far removed from the armor and leather of before. Instead he's in simple mortal clothes but they still had a certain Loki-esque flair to them.

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"No, it is you," he says sharply, dangerously, "because you are mine."
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Re-evaluate.
Not torment, but possessiveness.
God damn it. God damn it, Clint should not be falling for this, he shouldn't want this so badly. He shouldn't be shaking with how much he wants it.
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"Difficult as you are," he says in a slow measured tone, "You are still mine. Even as I am led away in chains--" he eases closer, "--I want you to know, in your heart--" he presses to fingers to Clint's chest, "--that you are mine."
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And still, his heartbeat jumps when Loki touches him.
"You've marked me up." His voice is a little more hoarse than he'd like. Loki has marked him up -- Loki has claimed him, a dozen ways.
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"I have," he admits. "I may be unable to control your every move but that changes nothing."
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He shifts back, away from Loki's touch. "You couldn't handle a puppet."
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"Really?" he asks. "I gotta draw this one out for you?" Roll of his eyes. "Fine. We'll go with the obvious one: a hawk. The hunter trusts the hawk to do what he's bred and trained to do. Lets it go, because it'll come back. Same with a hound. It'll sleep at your feet but it needs to trust you first. I'm the best there is, but if you take away what makes me the best, then it's you who's the idiot in the long run."
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Clint's started shivering again. He slides down, re-covering himself with the blankets.
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Easier than Loki will think, probably. But it suits Clint to have Loki believe it's difficult.
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Then he notices his fingers have begun to turn. With that he feels a stab of anger. Why wasn't this taken with his powers? Why did he have some trickle of power left? Why did he still have--
Oh. No. That had better not be the reason.
He closes his hands into fists, hoping the blue wasn't noticed. Again, he returns to the mattress and gets under the blankets. Noticeably more subdued and more concerned with keeping warm.
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It means that he's at least not worried about Loki stabbing him in the back. That's something.
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He reaches out, lazily, flailing under the blankets until he gets Loki's hand. Never should have gotten out from under the blankets -- and there, Clint stuffs Loki's hand under Clint's belly. Now Loki can't move, and it'll be warmer.
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Eventually, he does fall asleep. As the night goes on, more of the blue creeps over his skin. If the fire dies in the night he'll turn completely.
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Clint blinks. Squints. Blinks again.
No, he's definitely blue.
Clint shifts, gingerly, moving his weight off of Loki's arm. Holy shit. He really fucked an alien. Like, he'd known Loki was an alien before, but this is alien alien. There are these weird patterns on his skin, somewhere halfway between organic and purposeful, Clint can't tell which. He reaches out, and touches his fingers lightly to the little lines.
They're ridges. Just barely protruding from Loki's skin. Maybe scars, Clint doesn't know. And Loki's skin is noticeably colder than a human being's, too.
Growing bolder, he lets his hand drift under the blanket. There are more ridges down there; they continue all over Loki's torso.
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He recoils. His breathing speeds up, near panic. No.
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"Hey," says Clint, flattening his hand on Loki's chest. He's not going to let Loki get up and freak out outside the blankets. He'll bodily pin Loki down if he has to. "Hey, it's okay. What's going on? Talk to me."
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No. No. He has to calm down. He locks eyes with Clint, still panic. From where Clint is touching him, the pale flesh tone is slowly creeping back over him. It's not until he sees the color returning does he start calm.
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Well, this might be something weirdly manipulative. But it's not worth the risk. Clint tugs Loki down, draws him back against Clint's chest, his arm around Loki's waist. More skin-to-skin contact.
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A shift and he curls into him, closing his eyes. "They kept the truth from me."
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He did read Norse mythology. There were frost giants. They were the bad guys. He remembers that much.
"What truth?"
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