Loki's P.O.V.
"Wait! Why am I here!?" Misty exclaimed, and I could hear the alarm evident in her voice. I chuckled and dragged her into the palace, ignoring her attempts to escape.
"I brought you here because I am simply curious about you, my dear pet. As soon as I laid eyes on you, I could sense something in you. Something that differed from any goddess or mortal I have ever known in my lifetime. You are a strange little creature, and I'm going to find out what makes you so different." I explained, as I finally arrived in my chambers.
I locked the door behind me and I quickly rushed to her aid.
"Now, my dear Misty. Are you hurt at all? Are you feeling all right?" I asked, genuinely concerned for her well being.
She shook her head, wide-eyed in shock. I took it as a sign she was not all right. I held her shoulders and looked into her eyes.
"Look at me, Misty. I can promise you that you have nothing to fear. I will bend you. Test you. Break you. But I will not harm you, nor will anyone else in Asgard. You are safe, and you are in good hands here. I care about you and I promise I will never harm you." I said trying my best to reassure her.
Misty's eyes still held fear and caution. She was in no state to deal with me or anyone for that matter.
"I will show you to your room, where you may get some rest. We begin training in the morning." I explained.
Misty gasped when I gripped her arm and started to take her to her room.
"Wait! You can't just take me to some other world and expect me to do whatever you want." she exclaimed.
I sighed. "Yes, as a matter of fact, I can. And I already have. You don't belong in Midgard, Misty. I can sense you don't. Your new home is here, in Asgard with me."
She glared at me. "I don't even know you. I only met you a day ago."
I smiled. "Ah, but you will know me, just as I know you. However, your little special thing is all that matters right now. And tomorrow, we shall find out exactly what it is."
I took her to her room and I closed her door and locked it, sealing her inside. I stood for a moment, to listen to her. I heard soft weeping coming from the room. It would be a lie if I had said I did not feel guilty, but this creature was unique. I simply must know what my pet held inside of her.