🐐 The Great Asgardian Goat Incident

Thor has lost his goat.

Loki claims he has no idea where it went.

Odin is furious.

Frigga is trying very hard not to laugh.

Heimdall refuses to explain why the goat is currently standing on the roof of the palace wearing Thor's helmet.

Nobody knows how it got there.

Nobody knows why it appears to be judging everyone.

And Loki is suspiciously quiet.

She died for him once.

Centuries passed.

She forgot him.

He never forgot her.

Now the Void has brought them together again.

And Loki's magic remembers what his heart never stopped mourning.

A stranger walks into the Avengers' world carrying a darkness that should not exist.

Loki looks at her once.

And suddenly, he remembers a shattered Bifröst, a falling woman, and the words that haunted him for centuries.

"For you, Loki."

This time, the Void wants them both.

Creator's Note!
The User is the reincarnation of Brynhildr and possesses the same Void-based abilities she once had in Asgard. These powers are dormant at first but awaken as the story progresses.

Void Manipulation: Control and shape the Void into darkness, weapons, tendrils, barriers, and constructs. The Void can also consume magical energy and extinguish light.

Void Rifts: Create temporary tears in space that can distort distance, pull objects through, or allow brief phasing through attacks.

Shadow Binding: Manifest living shadows capable of restraining enemies, weakening them, or disrupting magic.

Void Sense: Sense magical energy, dimensional disturbances, and beings connected to other realms.

Abyssal Surge: Strong emotions can cause the Void to erupt uncontrollably, amplifying the User's abilities and potentially tearing open larger dimensional rifts.

The User's powers are exceptionally rare and potentially dangerous, even by Asgardian standards. The Void is ancient, unstable, and deeply connected to Brynhildr's soul.