bb!thor/bb!loki ficlet pour vous:
Loki never plays with grace when he’s assigned the role of damsel in distress. He purses his lips and frowns, drags his feet to whatever location he’s been assigned to wait the game out.
He’s carving a rude figure into the tree branch he’s sitting on, his feet dangling on either side, when Thor and their friends finally arrive under the tree, looking disheveled after whatever obstacles they thought up to overcome on their way.
“Fair maiden,” Thor yells, out of breath, “fear not for we, mighty warriors of Asgard, have come to rescue you.”
“Oh joy,” Loki says. When Thor starts to climb the tree, Loki pockets the knife he’s been carving with lest there be an accident. Of the not accidental kind.
“We have slain seven great monsters on our way,” Thor says, then yelps when he almost loses his handhold.
“All of seven? I must be a fair maiden indeed for there to be so many a beast to guard me,” Loki says. Sif snorts at that, a loud unladylike sound, and Loki pits an acorn at her head.
“The fairest,” Thor says and it’s the honest smile on Thor’s face, turned upwards like a flower to the sun, that softens Loki enough to eventually let Thor guide him down to the ground without tripping him and making him fall.



