[The feed flickers on, and there's a new arrival staring at the screen. He's quiet for a moment, as if he's gathering up all the proper words that he needs to address this device, then speaks in a controlled yet casual manner.]Yggdrasil either has longer branches than anyone has had the pleasure to know, or I now somehow lie beyond its reach.
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[he grins] The best part of a trick is having people believe that there's nothing out of the ordinary; the puppet mater controlling all the strings would be an apt metaphor. As long as it's humorous to the prankster, that's all that truly matters.
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No offense, but that sounds a bit boring if you ask me. Sure, it's fun if the prankster knows about them, but most of the enjoyment comes from seeing the reactions after others find out or are affected by it. It's like a bonus--double the satisfaction! Or triple, depending on how many people you get to fall for it.
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Maybe in smaller cases, yes. But how about something a bit more grandiose? That is not so easily unraveled and shown to its audience. [Of course, he's speaking in much more sinister terms than what most would believe.] And you call yourself a master.
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Wasn't exactly talking about one-time-Great-Hall pranks, although those are just as important as well. I'm talking about pranks as a whole--grandiose ones, miniscule ones, and everything in between. There's no fun at all if they can't be appreciated by others as well. Everything should be revealed eventually. (Of course, he's talking about the less sinister kind.) Why the bloody hell would you not want an audience?
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No point in explaining it if you do not understand the intricacies of certain things. But do not mistake me, that is not to say that I don't appreciate a smaller bit of mischief or two.
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Hate to break it to you, mate, but pranks aren't usually kept quiet where I come from, no matter what their size. You clearly don't know who you're talking to. (And he grins, because he's aware introductions have not been said yet) Sirius Black. Master of all sorts of unfathomable bits of mischief.
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Master of unfathomable bits of mischief? That's a self-appointed title, is it not?
In any case, it's a pleasure. My name is Loki, God of Mischief, as many are fond of calling me.
[is that a snerk? surely not.]
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God of Mischief, was it? (His eyebrow raises up slightly, but there's a smirk nonetheless. Please.) Interesting. Sorry, but I think I'll stick to your real name if you don't mind. However, all that aside, it's a pleasure to meet you as well. Getting settled in all right?
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I am fine with you simply calling me Loki, as that is my true name. Everything else is a title, after all.
So far, I have been having little trouble. I have faith in my own ability to adapt.
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Not exactly the best thing to see after hearing your world's been blown up--the paperwork, I mean. Although, once the general concerns have been taken care of, I suppose it's a bit easier to get used to it all.
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