“It’s a fitting punishment for a monster. to want something so much—to hold it in your arms — and know beyond a doubt you will never deserve it.” ― Renee Ahdieh, The Wrath and the Dawn

karlaakamsloki:

pastatheory: Here it is, I hope you like it. 

It’s short, less then 3K but I hope I made that amazing quote some justice. 

To anyone else who sent me a prompt, rest assure I will be working on those after this.

Loki
had a monster burrowing in the back of his head, this much he knew.

It
was that monster that reminded how utterly he had failed, how Thor
had once again gotten all the glory while he sat in a prison cell
waiting for the fitting punishment of the All-Father.

A
punishment fit for a monster, something the people of Asgard knew not
about their so called second prince. Oh how they loathe him, how he
wished he could show them what he really was so he could shout at
their faces that Odin was a liar, a fool, a deceiver.

He
had better plans than that, he would not be locked up in some dungeon
for the rest of eternity. Asgard no longer mattered, nor Thor or the
people he once called father and mother, what mattered now was
proving the monster inside him that he could still succeed.

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