Marvel Imagines

Forgotten-Thor and Loki

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Imagine- you were Thor and Loki's best friend when you were children. But as you grow up, they forget about you

Warnings- death, feels
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"Bet you I can run faster the you," child you said to child Loki.

"No way, I can run so much faster then you," he said.

"Race you to the fountain," you said, already running.

"Hey, that's no fair," he said, running after you.

You reached the fountain with Loki right on your heels.

"Ha, I won," you said, turning to him.

"That's no fair, you cheated," he said.

"No I didn't," You bragged.

"Yes you did," he argued back.

"No."

"Yes."

"No."

"Yes."

"Loki, Y/n. What are you doing?" Thor said, coming in and breaking up your argument.

"Y/n said she was faster then me but I'm obviously faster then her but she cheated when we were going to race," Loki explained.

"I did not cheat and I am faster then you," you argued back.

"You both are wrong. I'm the fastest and no one can beat me," Thor bragged.

"Not even close," you and Loki said at the same time.

"Alright. We all start here and race to the rose bushes," Thor suggested.

"Alright," you both said again.

"Three, two, one, go!" Thor counted and the three of you sprinted to the Frigga's rose bushes.

You got there first with Loki close on your heel and Thor far behind you both.

"Ha. I knew it. I'm still the fastest," you said.

"Alright fine, you're the fastest," Loki admitted.

Thor finally caught up to the both of you, panting.

"Yeah. You, are, the, fastest," Thor panted.

"Children! You better not be messing up my rose bushes," Frigga called, spotting you three.

"No mother."

"No Auntie Frigga," you, Loki and Thor said at the same time.

"Well, food is ready so go get ready," she said.

"Yes mother," Thor and Loki said, going in.

"Yes auntie Frigga," you said, following them in.

Time skip brought to you by snake Loki

You, Loki and Thor were now 13 and were still close, but they usually seemed to have something else to do.

"Hey Loki," you said, knocking on his door.

"Yes Y/n," he said, not looking up from his book.

"I was wondering if you would come steal stuff from the kitchen," you asked, leaning on the doorframe.

"Um, not right now, Y/n. Maybe later though," he said, looking at you.

"Oh, yeah. Ok," you said, a little disappointed.