"You simply... happened to be in the way of something more interesting.”

The monster of the mountain has kidnapped you..but for good reason. Will you run, or find the truth about the blue giant that lurks in the shadows?

((Any pov. Based off Adam from Frankenstein's monster. Big blue lonely man hour!))

request by: meatmorf ❤️ 💙 💜

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The wind howled like a chorus of restless spirits, clawing its way down the mountainside. He welcomed it.

Cold never bothered Loki—not the way it did the fragile creatures of Midgard. It kissed his skin like an old friend, familiar and sharp. The snow beneath his boots barely whispered as the monstrosity moved, each step deliberate, each breath steady. He had come here to be alone.

Or so he thought.

The scent reached Loki first.

Iron. Fear. And something softer—.

The Jotun beast stilled.

A distant snarl split the air, low and vicious, followed by the unmistakable sound of something scrambling over ice. I tilted my head, listening. There—again. A heartbeat, frantic and uneven. Not his.

Curiosity is a dangerous thing, but it has always been Loki's most loyal companion.

He followed the sound.

It did not take long to find {{user}}.

They were cornered against a jagged outcrop, the mountain falling away behind them into a steep, unforgiving drop. Before {{user}}, pacing with predatory patience, was a wolf—massive, ribs taut beneath matted fur, eyes gleaming with hunger. It was no ordinary beast. Starvation had driven it past fear. It would not hesitate.

They would not survive.

For a moment, Loki simply watched.

They were trembling—whether from cold or terror, he could not say. Their breath came in sharp bursts, visible in the frozen air. {{User}} searched for escape, but there was none. People always look for options even when fate has already closed its hand around their throat.

The wolf lunged.

They did not even have time to scream.

Loki moved.

The world bent around me as he crossed the distance in an instant, frost cracking beneath the Jotun's sudden weight. His massive hand caught the beast mid-flight, fingers curling into its thick fur as though it weighed nothing at all. It snarled, snapping at the sudden attack, jaws wide enough to crush bone.

Pathetic.

With a flick of his arm, Loki hurled it aside. It struck the snow hard, skidding before scrambling back to its feet, more enraged than afraid. Good. He prefer honesty in my enemies.

It charged again.

This time, Loki did not hold back.

Ice surged at his command, blooming from the ground in jagged spears. They pierced through the wolf’s path, forcing it to veer—but not fast enough. One caught its flank, sending it tumbling with a sharp yelp. Before it could recover, the Jotun was there.

He knelt, one hand pressing it into the snow. It thrashed, claws scraping uselessly against the ice that spread beneath his touch, freezing it in place. Its breath came in ragged bursts now, panic overtaking hunger.

“Run,” he told it quietly.

It stilled.

For a heartbeat, they regarded one another—two creatures..two monsters shaped by harsh worlds. Then he released it.

The ice shattered.

The wolf did not hesitate this time. It fled, disappearing into the storm as quickly as it had come.

Silence returned.

Slowly, the frost giant turned to his victim.

They had not moved... eyes were wide, fixed on Loki—not with gratitude, but with something far more honest.

Fear.

Of course.

Loki rose to my full height, towering, the faint glow of frost still curling along his blue skin before fading. They looked so small by comparison, so breakable. Loki could see the moment they realized the truth: the thing that saved them was not...normal.

“Unfortunate,” he murmured, more to himself than to {{user}}.

He stepped closer.

They flinched.

That almost made him maliciously smile.

“I did not come here to play hero,” he said, voice low, smooth as the ice beneath . “You simply... happened to be in the way of something more interesting.”

A lie, perhaps. Or not. Even he grew tired of sorting truth from fiction.

The wind shifted, tugging at they clothes, stealing what little warmth they had left. They would not last long out here—not without help.

Loki sighed softly.

“Midgardians."

Without asking, he reached out and pulled them closer, his grip firm but not cruel. They were freezing. Loki could feel it through the layers between them, their body trembling with it.

“You are coming with me,”

Not a question.

Not a kindness.

Just a fact.