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Thor is distraught by Loki's sacrifice on the Dark World. He never in a million years would have thought it would happen. He is determined to fix it somehow. He is forbidden from bringing him back... but Odin didn't say Thor couldn't stop it from happening at all. This time, armed with knowledge of how much his little brother bottled everything inside, Thor was going to ensure mistakes weren't repeated. A Time Travel Fix-it where Loki really did die and Thor goes back to save his brother before he needs saving. A strange hybrid of marvel bits and actual Norse mythos all crammed into angsty wrapping. Not a Quick Fix-it. Epic Length Story Warning It'll take time for things to get solved.

After the defeat of the Dark Elves, Asgard resumes enforcing its ancient hegemony over the other realms - including Midgard. To defend itself from Asgardian tyranny, Earth must seek alliance with its former enemy: Loki. “Always remember that the crowd that applauds your coronation is the same crowd that will applaud your beheading. People like a show.” - Terry Pratchett

Captured in a war between the Aesir and Jotnar, Loki, the bastard son of King Laufey, is kept in the Aesir camp as someone to sate carnal desires. And though he escapes unscathed later, it isn't the end of his problems. For he is sold in political marriage to his very captor; a Jotun slayer. He is ruthless and Loki is innocent. It is a match made in Hel

After a foolish night of drunkenness, the young King Thor is on a search for a new queen, this time a commoner that the people of Asgard can rise behind and love as one of their own. All Aesir youth who are of age and pass the initial tests of beauty, virginity, and fertility are to be housed in the king’s harem where they will be groomed and trained for potential queenship. After one year’s time, the king will then spend a single night with each of the chosen youth in order to choose his queen. The strangest youth in competition for the crown? A lying, thieving, mysterious trickster known only by the name of Loki. Little does the House of Odin know that Loki is neither Aesir nor a commoner.

Facing the owner of Stark Tower, Loki had not expected that throwing a measly mortal out of his own window would be this hard. Impossible, even. This whole situation was excruciating. Curse the Norns! It was all the fault of Lady Fate! (Soulmate fic. Eventual Tony/Loki, I swear)

After all these years, Loki realized, he was still nothing more than a frightened little boy.

Tony Stark has disappeared, only hours after his final break-up with Pepper. No-one knows where he is - non-one except the darker side of the New Yorker High Society.Being kept as a slave, humilitated and tortured, he begins to lose his self respect as well as his will to live. Half starved and hanging on his sanity by the smallest tread he gets bought by a stranger. A stranger he has never seen before ... but who seems to know him, and who may be the only person able to bring him back to himself.Little problem: This stranger is intent to keep him as a pet, sitting at his feet, getting brushed every day and eating out of his hand. And Tony finds himself liking this attitude more and more ... This does not contain non-con or Loki treating Tony like a slave. It's a hurt/comfort-story.With bits of Loki being Loki, of course.

Loki is sentenced to a century of serving and protecting Migard as an Avenger. It is as boring and dull as expected and Loki can't wait for it to be over when his wife surprises him with a visit. Together with her and their children, the Avengers discover more to Loki than they could've ever imagined and in the long run, Loki learns to accept himself. In other words, Sigyn and her kids are having none of anyone's shit. Title taken from the song 'Valentine's Day' by Linkin Park

How Loki's family was formed and lost...and how Thor (and friends) helped him recover what was lost - twice. (the last part will be posted before Thor II hits theaters)

Natasha isn’t sure how it happened, but somehow she’s found herself sitting on the couch with Jane Foster, watching Beauty and the Beast. The next thing she knows, she’s listening to Jane ramble on about princesses, and true love, and how this could be the answer to the Avengers’ annoying, be-horned, god-shaped problem: Find Loki a princess. Then Thor informs them that his brother already has one. Natasha can work with this. Or, the history of Loki's terribly misguided attempts at love and friendship. It is an account that is both heartbreaking and cringe-worthy. That he manages to be successful anyway and win over the unlikeliest of people is nothing short of miraculous. Especially when it's all thanks to his spiteful, cantankerous, and overall extraordinary wife. Features both slash and het, angst and humor, and plenty of Norse mythology.

I have a couple of ideas how Loki would be as a father or someone who becomes a father.Mother's name not mentioned, so it can be anyone you like ^^

The moment it clicks that Odin intends to banish Thor, Loki blurts out the worst thing possible. "My hand turned blue!" It all went downhill from there.

Steve loses Bucky, and it hurts and he wants to forget. He thinks drinking will help and so he stumbles into that one bar he’d never realized was there before…… It is in that bar, that he finds Thor, who doesn’t help him forget…..no, Thor helps him move on.

Follows right after Spooky Little Boy. Thor is not looking forward to Thanksgiving with his family. He wishes he had more time to spend with Steve; he isn't sure if they are officially a couple or not.

A very stange fiction. I have never written anythnig like this before. Romantic with darkness. A strange enchantment has taken over Asgard.