[ Loki is resplendent in his armor. Trimmed in green and gold, even wearing his trademark horns. He holds no weapon but that's never a sign of him lacking one. He dusts his shoulders briefly with a smile. ]
[Taako, meanwhile, is rocking a very chill spring look, up to and including the banana lounge that he's setting himself up on, a frozen margarita in hand. He's on island time, baby.]
I'm the referee, obviously, someone's gotta make sure you assholes don't cheat.
[There's a too sharp response on the tip of his tongue (it's not his fault he lost a decade of time to practice), but Loki's question cuts him off, which is probably for the best.]
You know, I'd say 'no murder' but I dunno if that's a worry for you too.
She's going to start off with the ol' favourite: shield of faith. It's a low-level spell, but one that Lucretia has slowly moulded over time into something unique, more benefiting her needs. It expands around her like a bubble, translucent except for the odd, pearlescent shimmer.
What kind of magic is Loki using anyway? Has she ever asked?)
[ Smagic. Or whatever the Asgardian equivalent is. Despite his attire, Loki doesn't go fancy for his first blow. The magic rolls off the barrier like a wave, nothing too powerful. Loki himself doesn't seem to do any gestures or say any words. All that is noticeable is the slight glow around his fingers. Either way, it doesn't do much on the shield except add a little pressure. ]
Loki's starting out slow, obviously, matching her pace. Whatever his magic is it's undeniably powerful, she'll give him that. She can feel the energy ripple across her shield and then hold there, like trying to force its way in. Lucretia frowns, and seals everything over anew in reply, casting from a higher level to make the shield stronger.
Honestly it's strange that he doesn't make any obvious movements or say any words. She's too used to elves who yell their spells.)
[ Loki seems unfazed. He usually has a basic shield on him at all times (mostly for projectile weapons), so he was mostly feeling it out. He works better with mind games and illusions rather than raw power, even if he is capable. Slowly, he starts building up the pressure. There's an imperceptible hum as the magic slams itself against the shield.]
The pressure increases in increments, but quickly enough that Lucretia can feel the shield going. The moment it starts to bow she steps neatly back from within it, and watches Loki's magic collapse it into nothing. She stares at the spot where it was, then pulls out her notebook and starts to write.)
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We are a package deal.
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I'm the referee, obviously, someone's gotta make sure you assholes don't cheat.
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You know, (she adds, raising her voice,) this isn't a thing, it's just for fun. There's no need to dress up, or to cheat.
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Magic should not be treated lightly.
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[If that's not treating magic lightly what is, tbh.]
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(what is the truth?)
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That was different.
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What, just cause you decided it was?
[Loki is obviously the boss of magic.]
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that's one of those 'get him' looks)
You know, not everybody has the same parameters when it comes to the practice of magic.
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That's not my fault. I still don't understand what a spell slot is and why they're necessary.
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Not all of us are gods, ya know? We gotta save our energy for the important shit.
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Of course. Any rules we should establish beforehand?
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You know, I'd say 'no murder' but I dunno if that's a worry for you too.
[Not like with Thor.]
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Even so, perhaps we should establish a safe word? (she's being a shit)
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I don't use those very often . . .
[ Loki plz. ]
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Lucretia's safe word is my name.
[Dunks on himself because he can.]
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Fine. The safe word is 'Taako'.
Outside of that I think that we're probably good. All I ask if you intentionally try to break my shields.
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As you wish.
[ With that, flickers of green light gather around his fingers as he readies for the first blow. ]
i forgot it was my turn...
She's going to start off with the ol' favourite: shield of faith. It's a low-level spell, but one that Lucretia has slowly moulded over time into something unique, more benefiting her needs. It expands around her like a bubble, translucent except for the odd, pearlescent shimmer.
What kind of magic is Loki using anyway? Has she ever asked?)
Ready.
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Loki's starting out slow, obviously, matching her pace. Whatever his magic is it's undeniably powerful, she'll give him that. She can feel the energy ripple across her shield and then hold there, like trying to force its way in. Lucretia frowns, and seals everything over anew in reply, casting from a higher level to make the shield stronger.
Honestly it's strange that he doesn't make any obvious movements or say any words. She's too used to elves who yell their spells.)
Anything else?
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[ Loki seems unfazed. He usually has a basic shield on him at all times (mostly for projectile weapons), so he was mostly feeling it out. He works better with mind games and illusions rather than raw power, even if he is capable. Slowly, he starts building up the pressure. There's an imperceptible hum as the magic slams itself against the shield.]
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The pressure increases in increments, but quickly enough that Lucretia can feel the shield going. The moment it starts to bow she steps neatly back from within it, and watches Loki's magic collapse it into nothing. She stares at the spot where it was, then pulls out her notebook and starts to write.)
One moment–
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I use magic the way the universe uses any force. And I can match it to another's.
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