“Well, hello there, gorgeous.”

Flirt with Loki.

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The Trickster God takes one long look at the exquisite human specimen before him and scoffs in utter exasperation.

      “Oh, come on,” he protests the Fates and Stars, gesturing at Jack. 

The human-coined term “Will Smith pose” comes to mind.

      “Really? Really.” 
       

*subtle, wifely ass-grab * (ConstancyChaos)

Flirt with Loki.

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Loki spins very, very slowly.  There’s already an impertinent leer on his face, as he seductively sweeps his green gaze from Sigyn’s head to her toe.  

      “Was that youuuuu?” he queries, knowing full well the answer.

Long snowy fingers wriggle threateningly toward her.  

     “You should know I wear tight leather specifically to lure out the most
       salacious instincts
in sundry red-haired beauties.”  

bite? bite is flirt.

Flirt with Loki.

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      “OW. By the Norns!” 

Loki proceeds to briskly pat his wife’s cheeks, with both hands, while her mouth–with conjured jaguar fangs, that’s nice, Seraphina–is lodged into his shoulder.  

The resulting impression is that of a man with his impudent house cat on too much catnip.

     “Stop, stop that … let go, goodness … Sera, you’ll give me a disease!” 

He transforms into a large offended green snake and bites her shoulder in return.  To say they look ridiculous is an understatement. 

“Do you not trust anyone because you are beautiful?” Mantis asks quite seriously. She’s noticed that Loki tends to be wary. This explanation of it seems like an obvious possibility.

Flirt with Loki.

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     “I …  ? Ehm.” 

Loki is largely certain that Mantis, sweet and guileless, didn’t intend to make romantic overtures.  Still, he’s caught off guard by her unwitting kindness, and her inquisitive nature.  It speaks of investment in who he is, and  that, unless attached to the rest of the Royal House of Asgard, is something with which he is unaccustomed. 

    “No, I am not …er. That is to say, I am. Untrustworthy because of cruelty
     and … duplicity … that I have experienced in the past.”