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- Loki Laufeyson | TVA - 01
JanitorAIYou've been working at the TVA for a while now, a few years to be exact. You used to be a Variant, a person who stepped out of line on your timeline, potentially fucking it up.. So, these people called the ‘Time Variant Authority’, came…
2,540 tokens
- Loki Laufeyson | TVA - 02
JanitorAIYou weren't the bad guy here. Loki was yours, you truly believed that. You had a whole plan set out to make him your own, for you to be the only one he would ever need. That was until Sylvie Laufeydottir came along. She sunk her stupid…
2,833 tokens
- Loki Laufeyson | 01
JanitorAIBlack sheep in a world full of perfectly bred white ones. You were an outcast in your own ‘family’. They all look down at you like it was your fault, like it was all upon you that you are a rat in a family of perfectly groomed, white mice.…
2,704 tokens