You have to write more! I love your story!

You might be pleased to know that there are people checking your story regularly, hoping that you will find the time and the inspiration to finish the story... :) And maybe, one day, you might also want to make a "spin-off" of the days spent by Thor in the dungeon. I'd love to read his dialogue with the drones.

I am both horrified and loving every moment of the story :3

I found this by accident this fic ... And I could not stop reading! I'm hoping it will be updated ASAP!

MAGIC PEOPLE! USE MAGIC! ARE YOU A WIZARD OR NOT!

He still had his magic before he was kailed. Why not just kill himself? Honestly... Even if he didn't have his magic, he could easily have killed himself. Idiot...

I have just finished reading your FF and I wanted to let you know that this is the most beautiful FF about Loki and Thor that I've ever read. I was almost breathless and I couldn't have enough of it. I was glued to my laptop screen for hours. The characters are wonderfully and realistically portrayed, and there are moments of tenderness, tension and honesty between the two of them that really touched my heart. Of course there is a lot of suffering, and this is not an "easy" FF. But you were able to explore deep inside the psychology of the characters and to show their vulnerable side in a wonderful way. Every word is carefully weighted and chosen. So, thank you. I really loved it. And I truly hope you will update it very soon. :)

Please continue soon

Geeez.. I had my face turned away from the monitor, but my eyes were still turned towards it reading. All the while cringing and maybe some squealing... oh god. I just could NOT stop reading. I'm reading that this is the last chapter of the dungeon scenes in the chapter tab. I hope it means the end of the torture..

Holy fucking shit...what did I jsut read?

Your author note at the end of this chapter was even more interesting then the chaptyer itself. Way to go the extra mile. O.O

I thoroughly enjoyed the heated argumenting scenes with Odin and his two boys - I was particularly fond of the Allfahter's considerate and calming behaviour regarding Loki's FrostGiant body and the younger man's obvious lack of familiarity with its natural reactions - ; the three of them were truly awesome together!
And while Loki still feels resentment towards his father, I'm getting the vibe he is acclimating with him again - or maybe that's just me...

Either way, the chapter was terrific and didn't lack in suspense, especially in the part between Helblindi and Loki when they discussed the Casket and everything else about going to war.

Oh, and another thing I LOVED was Odin's suggestion of having to decide between going travelling with his wife or maybe rather sending his boys off and keeping the Throne for himself for a while longer instead. :-p LOL

Yeah, I had to laugh at Loki suggesting he transport the two of them through the ether along with Odin.

I'm glad Thor is alright, I was worried for him for a moment there - which most likely was your intention... hehe

And Loki certainly does have a way of digging his own grave in more ways than one. *snicker* Instead of hiding in some barren place where no one would know him, he might consider heading back to the drones and ask for their protection again ;-) , what with Odin being unimpressed with him, Thor feeling jealous and betrayed for the way he got to know Loki's secret and Helblindi surely getting angry the second he realizes something's wrong with the Casket.

Yet, maybe Loki can try to appease his father by reminding him how he - surprisingly - defended Odin's taking the Frost-Giant baby with him all those centuries ago against Helblindi's accusations.

ROFLMAO Now, with the extended shower Loki took and had the king wait, it just HAD to be Odin and not Thor waiting for him! *snort*

And I can see clearly how the younger Odinson worked his "diplomacy" when talking to his father - maybe he should have worried that even the drones were suggesting he stop his stubborness for the time being. But then, Odin handled the situation surprisingly calmly IMHO, demanding Loki stop arguing and coming along instead of even hinting he might leave him there instead.

The scene with the Allfather and his son casting the spell over the Casket of Ancient Winters was both heart-breaking and touching. Odin was trying so hard for some sort of normalcy and Loki shot down his every try immediately. It's not to say that I can't understand Loki's feelings on the matter but his father loves him dearly - and told him so terrifically in front of the drones - and didn't mean to destroy every last bit of relation they had to each other with sending him to the dungeons.

I adored Heimdall's reasoning to bits and pieces when Loki came to ask some serious questions! Particularly the final two paragraphs "Loki had expected as much, and heaved a deep wounded sigh. "Will you ever come to truly trust me?"
"I hope not, my prince." Heimdall inclined his head, almost a bow. "Asgard needs you as you are."" are so true and awesome, hands down.

Also, it made me smile how Heimdall reminded the younger Aesir that Odin actually awoke from his sleep not for Thor's sake but to help Loki.

Gorgeous don't-panic-101 from Drone Three, although expectedly a bit cruel with scaring the *** out of Loki in the first place just to show him how to calm down again. But effective, I'm sure.

I had to laugh so hard at having Loki paint the message on the floor for Heimdall to read since he wasn't allowed to leave or send a message per se.