~ AU Sigyn Iwáldidottir
~ 21+ #SmutlessRP
~ #MarvelRP #MythologyRP
Penned by #Scripturient
"Thank you, All-Mother. It means the world to have you think so of me."
"You deserve kindness and more. You are a joy to be around."
Sigyn loves her mother. She does. But having the All-Mother refer to herself that way makes Sigyn happy.
“Thank you. You have always been kind to me.”
"Thank you, All-Mother. It means the world to have you think so of me."
Sigyn loves her mother. She does. But having the All-Mother refer to herself that way makes Sigyn happy.
“Thank you. You have always been kind to me.”
Sigyn loves her mother. She does. But having the All-Mother refer to herself that way makes Sigyn happy.
“Thank you. You have always been kind to me.”
“This helps,” Sigyn tells him.
At least this way, she can pretend there is kore than casual friendship. That she is his lady.
“Did you have a nice day, at least?” she ask, looking up at him.
It seems they both are in tandem in the holding back and hiding department.
"I trust the mood has improved? Is there anything I can do to help?"
If he told her of his own heart, would -
“No . . . I was just . . . in a mood.”
She isn’t shy around anyone except sometimes him. Plus, she enjoys his friendship and doesn’t wish to ruin that by . . . feeling more.
“You really didn’t do anything,” she promises.
“This helps,” Sigyn tells him.
At least this way, she can pretend there is kore than casual friendship. That she is his lady.
“Did you have a nice day, at least?” she ask, looking up at him.
Frigga understands. Sigyn does.
“I don’t want to lose my friend,” she says quietly.
As I said, the All Mother will stand for you."
She says nothing about the treatment of Loki. He is not an angel, and until she witnesses what Sigyn has seen, she reserves judgment.
The gods bend over backwards to please Odin.
Frigga understands. Sigyn does.
“I don’t want to lose my friend,” she says quietly.
“No . . . I was just . . . in a mood.”
She isn’t shy around anyone except sometimes him. Plus, she enjoys his friendship and doesn’t wish to ruin that by . . . feeling more.
“You really didn’t do anything,” she promises.
"Is there something I should do then?"
He has been careful, unsure of why she seems to hold back with him.
Hence, he is more reserved than the norm. Hurting her is something he wishes to avoid.
Don’t mind Löfn.
“No . . . I was just . . . in a mood.”
She isn’t shy around anyone except sometimes him. Plus, she enjoys his friendship and doesn’t wish to ruin that by . . . feeling more.
“You really didn’t do anything,” she promises.
The gods bend over backwards to please Odin.
She may be a cynic on her own behalf, but she will bend all the rules for Sigyn.
"Who cares what his rank is? You care nothing for that. If it's meant to be, neither does he.
If you're worried about Odin, Frigga can manage him."
Their mother is an important goddess, sure, but Sigyn is the youngest and not really goddess of anything.
Not yet.
The gods bend over backwards to please Odin.
Don’t mind Löfn.
If an angry sister is going to come after him, he deserves to know what his latest crimes are.
Don’t mind Löfn.
Their mother is an important goddess, sure, but Sigyn is the youngest and not really goddess of anything.
Not yet.
She wants the facts before she goes off and beats a Trickster god unnecessarily.
"Sweetie, I don't think he is clairvoyant."
So that’s something.
Their mother is an important goddess, sure, but Sigyn is the youngest and not really goddess of anything.
Not yet.
So that’s something.
She cups Sigyn's face in her hands.
Her sister is and has always been so sweet and gentle. She deserves love and respect.
"You are not silly. "
Then she shakes her head.
“It’s silly. I’m silly.”
So that’s something.
~ 21+ #SmutFree RP (sorry, darlings)
~ #InterviewWithTheVampire #TheVampireLestat
~ MV/Selectively MS
~ 21+ #SmutFree RP (sorry, darlings)
~ #InterviewWithTheVampire #TheVampireLestat
~ MV/Selectively MS
Then she shakes her head.
“It’s silly. I’m silly.”
Löfn is only being calm because she loves Sigyn.
Outwardly.
Just oblivious.
“Well. Loki. But he didn’t do anything wrong.”
Then she shakes her head.
“It’s silly. I’m silly.”
“Well, I am neither a king nor rich, and I appreciate and toast.”
She is, technically, a goddess. But nether here nor there. Sigyn prefers playing human.
“And I think they should be to celebrate good people.You seem like
a good person.”
It’s not that Crutchie doesn’t think or know he’s special! It’s just that where he’s from, nobody toasts to guys like him.
“What makes you say that? Everyone is special.”
Or so she thinks, and she wouldn’t have the young man thinking otherwise.
“Well, I am neither a king nor rich, and I appreciate and toast.”
She is, technically, a goddess. But nether here nor there. Sigyn prefers playing human.
“And I think they should be to celebrate good people.You seem like
a good person.”
Just oblivious.
“Well. Loki. But he didn’t do anything wrong.”
She will deal with whomever has upset her sister.
“You’re gonna be upset . . .”
Just oblivious.
“Well. Loki. But he didn’t do anything wrong.”
“You’re gonna be upset . . .”
Banging her head against the wall.
“You’re gonna be upset . . .”
“What makes you say that? Everyone is special.”
Or so she thinks, and she wouldn’t have the young man thinking otherwise.
“Well — I ain’t nobody special, that’s all.”
“Why not?”
He’s standing up for himself, and that is to be applauded. And “Miss Sigyn” she would take.
“And it’s very nice to meet you, Crutchie Morris.”
“What makes you say that? Everyone is special.”
Or so she thinks, and she wouldn’t have the young man thinking otherwise.
“Why not?”
He’s standing up for himself, and that is to be applauded. And “Miss Sigyn” she would take.
“And it’s very nice to meet you, Crutchie Morris.”
The teenager blushes.
“I’m Crutchie. Crutchie Morris, Miss Sigyn. You don’t gotta toast to me or nothin’.”
Then, with her free hand, she takes her own coffee mug and clinks it against his.
“I can toast to that.”
And toasting with coffee is more her speed.
“But . . . who am I toasting?”
She offered her name, but he hadn’t given his.
“Why not?”
He’s standing up for himself, and that is to be applauded. And “Miss Sigyn” she would take.
“And it’s very nice to meet you, Crutchie Morris.”
Then, with her free hand, she takes her own coffee mug and clinks it against his.
“I can toast to that.”
And toasting with coffee is more her speed.
“But . . . who am I toasting?”
She offered her name, but he hadn’t given his.
His voice turns fierce.
“I ain’t some charity case, Miss. and if this fella thinks so, he’s got another thing comin’.”
Sigyn reaches across the table and rests her hand gently — kindly — on his wrist.
“I think it’s okay not to know. And not to decide anything until you’ve thought it through. If he is /not/ your father, would anyone benefit from . . . convincing you he is?”
Then, with her free hand, she takes her own coffee mug and clinks it against his.
“I can toast to that.”
And toasting with coffee is more her speed.
“But . . . who am I toasting?”
She offered her name, but he hadn’t given his.
Banging her head against the wall.
Banging her head against the wall.
Sigyn reaches across the table and rests her hand gently — kindly — on his wrist.
“I think it’s okay not to know. And not to decide anything until you’ve thought it through. If he is /not/ your father, would anyone benefit from . . . convincing you he is?”
Crutchie wraps his hands around the coffee cup gingerly, creasing his brows as he thinks.
“I… I don’t know if I should believe him, but he had a picture of me as a baby, and — and the orphanage information where I grew up…”
She gives a shrug.
“He never wanted anything to do with me and my sister, so I doubt he would show up offering food and room.”
That, she did for herself.
“Long lost family showing up? Hypothetically speaking.”
Sigyn reaches across the table and rests her hand gently — kindly — on his wrist.
“I think it’s okay not to know. And not to decide anything until you’ve thought it through. If he is /not/ your father, would anyone benefit from . . . convincing you he is?”
She gives a shrug.
“He never wanted anything to do with me and my sister, so I doubt he would show up offering food and room.”
That, she did for herself.
“Long lost family showing up? Hypothetically speaking.”
“Miss. Say, hypothetically, someone appeared outta the blue, offered you food and shelter and — and then told you he was your father? What would you do?”
He’s polite. She has to give him that. But she would balk at being called “Miss” all the time.
“Do you believe it now? Whatever this impossible thing is?”
She gives a shrug.
“He never wanted anything to do with me and my sister, so I doubt he would show up offering food and room.”
That, she did for herself.
“Long lost family showing up? Hypothetically speaking.”
He’s polite. She has to give him that. But she would balk at being called “Miss” all the time.
“Do you believe it now? Whatever this impossible thing is?”
“Oh, no Miss! I could never! That — I mean, I — I hardly know you. S-sorry, Miss. Um — thanks for the coffee, though. It’s real swell.”
Crutchie glances away shyly.
“Someone told me somethin’ earlier that can’t possibly be true. I… I didn’t wanna believe it.”
That would be unforgivable.
But she’s smiling now.
“And leave the ‘miss.’ Sigyn is just fine.”
He’s polite. She has to give him that. But she would balk at being called “Miss” all the time.
“Do you believe it now? Whatever this impossible thing is?”
That would be unforgivable.
But she’s smiling now.
“And leave the ‘miss.’ Sigyn is just fine.”
Crutchie blinks at the unfamiliar cup in front of him, and then at the woman. He shrinks back slightly, frowning in embarrassment.
“S-sorry, Miss. I didn’t mean to frighten you.”
Then she looks down at the cup she set in front of him.
“I didn’t think it was decaf . . .”
How embarrassing.
That would be unforgivable.
But she’s smiling now.
“And leave the ‘miss.’ Sigyn is just fine.”
Then she looks down at the cup she set in front of him.
“I didn’t think it was decaf . . .”
How embarrassing.
Then she looks down at the cup she set in front of him.
“I didn’t think it was decaf . . .”
How embarrassing.