It’s strange, hearing such thoughts from another person. This is how Loki has felt his entire life growing up with Thor. His stronger, more handsome, nicer brother who never caused any issues. The thing is, that isn’t really the truth. They just caused different trouble. It isn’t like Loki was the one to go off invading other realms simply because he liked fighting and wanted to show off his strength.

Loki did, however, show off his strengths, just in much different ways, ways that his family did not approve of. He’s starting to think that it is the same for Buggy.

“Simply because the people you were with at the time did not see your value does not mean you do not have any. I do understand how this feels though. It is hard when it seems like everyone you know thinks less of you, but I can tell you, it is not true.” He doesn’t know if Buggy will believe him. Norns knew that he hadn’t all the times his mother had tried to tell him the same, but it is worth trying.

“Oh yes, that is very much so.” How could he choose between them? They were both so different and fascinating in their own ways.

“I would say you’ve made quite a big impression actually. It is hard for me not to notice how much we have in common, though I believe many might not see such things on the surface.”