Loki listens thoughtfully, committing all the information to memory. He expects to have occasion to entertain Ravage at some point, and potentially some of the others he has not met. Knowing what to serve is valuable information. He was, after all, raised as the younger Asgardian prince, and diplomacy and entertainment were among his duties. "In the Nexus, I imagine any of that can be obtained, though I've never seen such a thing as energon. I will keep it in mind."
In Jotun form, Loki is upwards of 700 pounds, but he's made certain to engineer the chairs to bear more than that. He has at least one close friend in the Nexus that weighs upwards of a ton. (He has yet to have the Indoraptor in for tea, but it could happen.)
"People enjoy the things they master," he echoes thoughtfully. "Isn't that the truth."
"I was forced into a corner," he says. "By a terrible enemy. Kill or be killed. But that is a complicated and unpleasant story."
"I fear I have no gift for composing poetry," he says with regret, "but I enjoy reading it, and listening to it. I was educated in history, the arts, music and dance, and most especially magic. I was in a privileged position in my society, though my talents by and large made me a square peg in a round hole, so to speak."
"You mentioned shapeshifting," he answers the question. "And I've seen Ravage project images in much the same way I would shape illusions. What one culture calls magic may be a learned skill or innate ability in another culture."
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In Jotun form, Loki is upwards of 700 pounds, but he's made certain to engineer the chairs to bear more than that. He has at least one close friend in the Nexus that weighs upwards of a ton. (He has yet to have the Indoraptor in for tea, but it could happen.)
"People enjoy the things they master," he echoes thoughtfully. "Isn't that the truth."
"I was forced into a corner," he says. "By a terrible enemy. Kill or be killed. But that is a complicated and unpleasant story."
"I fear I have no gift for composing poetry," he says with regret, "but I enjoy reading it, and listening to it. I was educated in history, the arts, music and dance, and most especially magic. I was in a privileged position in my society, though my talents by and large made me a square peg in a round hole, so to speak."
"You mentioned shapeshifting," he answers the question. "And I've seen Ravage project images in much the same way I would shape illusions. What one culture calls magic may be a learned skill or innate ability in another culture."