Loki is the last person to be put off by this kind of boldness; he doesn't see it as lack of respect. More the opposite, actually. To want to understand something is inherently respectful, and questioning is the way to understanding.
He helps himself to another sip of vodka politely and crosses one ankle over the opposite knee comfortably. "For me, yes, that is true. I have multiple forms, reflecting various genders and species. I know that is true of my closest alternate, as well. I assume the other has the ability, but haven't asked."
He holds out a hand and lets the illusion peel away briefly, revealing the cobalt skin and tracings of runes. "Some of us are more sensitive about this than others. I was ignorant of my heritage until recently, but I embrace it now."
That's the short, simplified version, anyway.
He blinks at the invitation, looking into the other man's eyes as if to make sure it's serious and not mere politeness. What he sees makes him break into a vivid smile. "You mean that! I think I would enjoy that very much."
"Although, I have children so I would have to line up a babysitter first." Pause. "Children who are not giant wolves or serpents. They're adopted. Aesir children, and quite dear to me."
"I do like music, and I can play a wide variety of instruments, but I'm not especially well-versed in modern variants." But he's willing to learn.
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He helps himself to another sip of vodka politely and crosses one ankle over the opposite knee comfortably. "For me, yes, that is true. I have multiple forms, reflecting various genders and species. I know that is true of my closest alternate, as well. I assume the other has the ability, but haven't asked."
He holds out a hand and lets the illusion peel away briefly, revealing the cobalt skin and tracings of runes. "Some of us are more sensitive about this than others. I was ignorant of my heritage until recently, but I embrace it now."
That's the short, simplified version, anyway.
He blinks at the invitation, looking into the other man's eyes as if to make sure it's serious and not mere politeness. What he sees makes him break into a vivid smile. "You mean that! I think I would enjoy that very much."
"Although, I have children so I would have to line up a babysitter first." Pause. "Children who are not giant wolves or serpents. They're adopted. Aesir children, and quite dear to me."
"I do like music, and I can play a wide variety of instruments, but I'm not especially well-versed in modern variants." But he's willing to learn.