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The Haunting Flashbacks
By Shine
(A Loki Fanfiction)
Dark Asgardian dungeons with only dim lights for lighting. A
tall male with very pale skin, dark black hair, emerald green eyes, and an
outfit of green, little brown, and black, stood behind the gold force field
light. No living soul could touch it. The male was Loki. It felt very strange
to have a prince in the dungeons with deadly villains, but no one knew the
truth of Loki, because Loki wasn't open to speak of it. All Loki knew was
everyone in the palace hated him. Including the Frost Giants.
Born as a
Laufeyson.
Adopted as
an Odinson.
None of it
matters to him anymore. He was a nobody to everyone. Everyone wanted him dead. Only
Loki knew the truth. Yes, a painful truth that haunted him for many years. Those
haunted horrors would only come out as nightmares, flashbacks, PTSD, or just by
thinking about without realizing it, or a slightest sound that sounded like the
deadly tortures of the Abyss can trigger his thoughts. The chains triggered
Loki everytime he goes to Odin. Which now, Loki's mind thinks it's
Thanos. One time, he thought a Einherjar guard was the Other, and he
tried pulling the chains. Everyone in the palace called him a MAD PSYCHO.
Not once he
forgave Odin.
He hated
Laufey from the beginning.
Not once he
forgave Thor and Thor's friends with death threats.
All he
wanted was Frigga to love him.
Though,
Loki would be released from the dungeons sometime soon. He was looking forward
to locking himself in his room or finding a new place to live in, but he never
knew his freedom would be something else. Until the day of Dark Elves killing
Asgardians. The day he almost died from saving Thor's life from death.
'If you betray
me, I'll kill you.' The death threats echoed in Loki's mind as he was being
freed to only help Thor on a mission. 'Your birthright was to die!' Odin's
booming voice echoed in Loki's mind. It was a very dangerous escape from Asgard
with Thor and Jane. The Warriors were keeping the Einherjar guards busy, as
well as killing the dark elves.
Loki kept
himself from thinking about the Abyss and made him so madly different
from others. But everything reminded him all the tortures, the mind
controls, the brainwashing, the bloody whipping, the painful kicks from the
Chitauri, the nightly tauntings from the Other, and the horrors of dead bodies
laid by the Gallows of Death. Loki remembered every single one. He remembered
all the warnings from Thanos. 'Those who fail my orders, will die in front of
everyone! Prisoners will be forced to watch their cellmates die!' Those death
sentence words haunted Loki forever. It seems that only the nightmares bring
back the unwanted memories.
Bullets hit
the ship, causing Loki to snap out of it. He had no idea how long his mind
wandered off at the time like this. Plus Thor's rage flying, making the ship go
in different directions, crashing into things, just to escape from Asgard. The
rest of the escape plan was to jump on the Skiff (a flying Asgardian boat) and
fly to a secret pathway. Fandral seemed to keep the Einherjar guards busy by
knocking them out.
Taking the
stirring stick thingy, Loki guided the Skiff towards the secret pathway. Which
it was inside the mountain. Thor had a very nervous feeling that his brother
was trying to crash into the mountain, not realizing that the secret pathway
was in front of him.
"LOKI!"
Thor yelled, not liking how the Skiff was picking up speed.
"If it
were easy, anyone would do it." Loki said, trying to concentrate.
"ARE
YOU MAD?!" Thor shouted, shielding Jane Foster, his beloved girlfriend.
"Possibly."
Loki replied as they were now going through the mountain.
Once on the
other side, Loki said, "TA DA!"
The Land of
Dark Elves is where they were. A deadly, dark place to be in. Loki knew that,
somehow, Thor was behind this idea of going to a place where Odin forbids any
Asgardian to be in. And here Loki thought Thor's trip to Jotunheim was horrible
enough. Kill the dark elves and get back to Asgard was Loki's silent plan as he
parked the Skiff. 'Stupid chain cuffs! I hate these!' Loki thought angrily as
the threesome walked up on the steep mountain of rocks and dirt.
Again, Loki
tried so hurt not to think about the darkness reminding him of the Abyss,
but it was very difficult for him. He couldn't run from it or run off to hide. The
sharp rocks reminded him of the Other always hiding at the rocks, waiting to
strike his prisoners. Mainly the dungeons part and Thanos’ throne room. The
chains. Always chains. Snapping out of his mind, Loki reached the top of
the mountain with Thor and Jane behind Thor. The army of dark elves were on the
bottom, next to the huge, ugly, ship. He had to get these chain cuffs off
before he started losing it mentally.
Once the
chain cuffs were off, the battle begun. Though, Jane stayed on the mountain, so
she was safe, but the brothers were in battle. While Thor was busy hammering
the dark elves, Loki took care of the other dark elves with his sharp dagger
blade. He stabbed them in every vital part of the bodies he could locate
without getting hit by them. Just as he thought he was done, something wasn't
right. The giant elf wasn't here. He looked towards the flying rocks and saw
that Thor was getting a heap of beatings from a giant elf named Kurse. And he
thought Malekith was deadly enough.
As Loki
snuck up behind the monster, he recognized him from the dungeons. The monster
had tusks and war paint on as Loki recalled. Loki picked up the monster's sword
and stabbed it through the back and towards the chest. There was one mistake
Loki made and he didn't realize it until the monster picked him up and shoved
the blade through Loki's middle chest. The extreme pain triggered his thoughts
about the whippings from the Other. Thanos’ strict order of beating their
prisoners. The horrible flashback was disturbed when he was shoved on the hard
ground.
Kurse
shoved Loki on the hard ground before he disappeared into the wormhole. Thanks
to the black haired Asgardian for setting it off. Once the giant monster was
gone, Thor rushed to Loki's side. Loki had already lost consciousness, suffered
from blood lost, but not enough to kill him, and was in a coma by the time Thor
had brought his brother back to the Asgardian healing room.
No one, not
even Thor, would know when their Hero, Loki, would awaken from the coma. Only
time will tell.
The only
good thing about this strange coma is that the dark, horror triggers of the
Abyss couldn't bother Loki's mind.
Copyright 2017 by Shine
Copyright 2017 by Shine
Poor Loki. I really liked getting to see some of his inner perspective in this story on what he was going through during the events of Dark World. Good job! And welcome to Modern Bard :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! I would like to thank Abigail Leskey for recommending your blog about this "Making The Villain A Hero" challenge.
DeleteFrom, Shine
P.S. This is my RP/Chat google account. It's still Shine speaking here.
Welcome to our midst!
ReplyDeleteYes, Loki has a tough time of it. It would seem to me that you have very well portrayed his perception of the events.
Thanks, Joseph!
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ReplyDeleteI have always enjoyed books/stories with Loki in them, and this was a good one! I also really liked the cover!
ReplyDeleteI also love reading stories with Loki in them!
DeleteThanks, Anne!
I was very excited when I saw that you'd joined the challenge! Loki's point of view was interesting and sad. And I liked that Frigga didn't die.
ReplyDeleteYes, it was very interesting without death in the family. Yes, it was sad that not one Asgardian took the time to help him and get everything situated.
DeleteYou really drove home the chaos in Loki’s mind and the sadness of his position.
ReplyDelete"LOKI!" Thor yelled, not liking how the Skiff was picking up speed.
"If it were easy, anyone would do it." Loki said, trying to concentrate.
"ARE YOU MAD?!" Thor shouted, shielding Jane Foster, his beloved girlfriend.
"Possibly." Loki replied as they were now going through the mountain.
Once on the other side, Loki said, "TA DA!"
Gotta love that sibling interaction. XD
You switch between present and past tense a few times (“None of it matters to him anymore. He was a nobody to everyone” and “The chains triggered Loki every time he goes to Odin.”)
Some of your sentences broke into fragments, lacking connecting verbs (“Not once he forgave Odin,” should read, “Not once did he forgive Odin.”)
A nice portrayal of Loki’s POV from the MCU. :D
Thanks.
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