"Who needs clothing anyway?" They won't be going anywhere for at least a little bit, they're just basking in their affectionate embrace for a little longer.
"Maybe we can work on that book this evening. When it gets cool."
"We'll start on nordic runes, so you can read the book, Sweetling." Loki said, and reached up to tap her nose playfully. "If nothing else, I will teach you my name and your name and the basic alphabet, so to speak."
"Given there are people who still believe we are gods, it wouldn't surprise me. What does, is that few of them have made a trek to New Asgard." It would probably also depend on the prayers.
it actually makes him sad, when she moves off of him. He was savoring their connection. Loki turns though, to still be close. Moving to stroke her hair and cheek lovingly. "I would. But you have a connection others don't."
"Oh I can tell you do. And while it should scare me, I enjoy it as well." Leaning in to kiss her sweetly, softly. "I think I've told you I haven't had this kind of connection with anyone else."
"That I do not know." Another kiss, and he's sighing with contentment and leaning into her touch. This was so nice--just lounging on the beach, letting the sun warm their bodies. "It...I feel like we'll find out in time, but we're not meant to know completely." Like a half-remembered dream.
"Is that so surprising, my Christine?" Loki raised an eyebrow, before kissing her again. Sweet, but intimate and tasting. Communicating with out words just why he wanted to keep her.
It was true, her human life wouldn't be long for him. And even an extended life might not be long. "Things may change eventually. But as it is I'm quite taken with you, as you should know." Murmured against her lips and cheek and jaw. Nuzzling her throat, and up to her ear. "As you've said, my heart is very selective--and yet you've become part of it."
"At this point I'd hope I am." Loki murmured, shifting and moving to where he could kiss over her heart. Nuzzling her neck and collarbone too. "Are we to spend our whole afternoon here, my Sweetling?" Because he wouldn't mind; she was far too tempting.
A fair request, even if Loki was still enjoying her right then. Kissing his way back up to her lips, before reluctantly pulling away. Moving to get to his feet, and pulling her up with him, before gesturing--conjuring their clothes. Passing her her own, as he started to slip into his again. "I believe we have whatever the locals usually have in their dishes here, so I'm not sure. Delivery is, also, not really an option."
"True. But I doubt it'll come to that." Christine should be happy, Loki hadn't bothered to button up the white linen shirt. "The hardest part is likely cooking it all, but I suspect between us we'll be fine."
Inside the bungalow was nice. Most of their sitting space was open to the elements, with the bedroom on one side, with en-suite bath and shower and a patio that opened directly out to the area with the hammock. On the other side of the sitting area was an enclosed kitchen and dining area. The sitting area could be blocked off by light curtains, as needed, but was designed to be hardy for the weather. It even had a small firepit in the middle of it.
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"Maybe we can work on that book this evening. When it gets cool."
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She understands why people would think him a god, especially back at the dawn of human civilization.
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She finally moves off of him, laying next to him an arm wrapping around his waist.
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It is a little sad, but also, more comfortable for her.
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She meets his kiss and brushes back his hair.
"I wonder why it works so well between us though."
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Which isn't something she would have ever believed in if it didn't seem to have such a big impact in her life right now.
"Would you want me to live longer if I could?"
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For some reason that's a surprise, like she expected him to appreciate the shortness of her lifespan.
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Her human life won't be long for him.
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She was happy to have whatever time she could with him. It was surprising enough to have the heart of an Asgardian.
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"Worst case I can make us a little grocery store portal."
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Inside the bungalow was nice. Most of their sitting space was open to the elements, with the bedroom on one side, with en-suite bath and shower and a patio that opened directly out to the area with the hammock. On the other side of the sitting area was an enclosed kitchen and dining area. The sitting area could be blocked off by light curtains, as needed, but was designed to be hardy for the weather. It even had a small firepit in the middle of it.
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"Do you know how to cook?" She doesn't imagine it was something he's done a lot of, being a prince and all.
The inside of the bungalow is just as nice as the outside, so much of it is open to the breezes, and the sound of the waves.
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