The first part is just Loki's POV. After it's back to our protagonist.
Loki picked up the stupid girl, and brought her back to the palace. This time, instead of leaving her alone, he was going to stay in that room and wait for her to wake from her sleep. He had no idea how she had gotten herself out of that room. But if what he'd heard was right, and that girl had powers, he needed to be the first to know how much she could do. She was a vital key in his plan, and he couldn't have the Midgardians find out about her.
He watched as she slept, tears slowly dripping onto the pillow. He knew what his brother would think. That this was absolutely wrong and kidnapping Midgardians should be punishable, in fact it most likely was. Though if his brother nor anyone else knew about the girl, he couldn't be punished. The sooner she shows her powers, the better for him, and for her. If she was able to get out of that room without doing any damage, then that must have been something, Loki thought. Now I need to see more.
Atea woke up to a damp pillow. I must have been crying in my sleep, she thought.
"You've awaken have you? The spell usually takes longer to wear off." Loki said, with a yawn.
"You cast a spell on me?"
"Well how else was I supposed to take care of a 16 year old emotional wreck?"
"I don't know, maybe just do what she asks, like for example taking her home." Atea replied bitterly. She didn't want to be on speaking terms with him.
"I am afraid you won't be seeing your Midgardian home anytime soon. But do not fear, your parents and anyone else you knew have completely forgotten about your existence. No one but I knows who you are." He told her with a grin.
"You're evil!"
"And I will not tolerate you behaving in such a state! It's time you became less stubborn and more willing!"
"Do you have a spell for that?" Atea asked sarcastically.
"What if I do? Will you find some way out of that as well?" Loki all but shouted. "Now you must start answering my questions. Not the other way around."
"I'll make a deal, I will answer your questions if you answer mine."
"I refuse to make a deal with you, you'll listen to my orders!"
"I won't talk. Even if you try and make me, I won't. There is obviously some special reason that you brought here, maybe you need me. And what will you do if I am stubborn? How will you stop me then?"
Loki got up, walked toward her, and slapped Atea across the face. Atea gasped. The pain brought tears to her eyes, it was insufferable for a moment, then stung.
"Did you j-just slap me?"
"Now you know what will happen if you continue to defy me. How did you get out of this room? And if you do not answer me, I will not be afraid to use any means to get the truth out of you."
Atea looked at him, gathering all the hate into one emotion and displaying it through her face. She despised him. But she couldn't be tortured. If she was, she would tell him, so she decided to answer him instead of being beaten for the same answer.
"I-I don't know, I just kind of imagined myself out of the room. Next thing I knew I was out. Is that not some cool Asgardian trick?"
"You're telling the truth?"
"Yes!"
"So it's true," Loki muttered, "you do have powers.
"Pardon me?"
"I don't believe you."
"I'm being 100% honest! I swear!"
"Fine." Loki got up and opened the door.
"Wait a second!" Atea cried. Loki turned around, facing her. "I've answered your question. Can I ask you one thing? Please?"
"One question. That is all."
"Why me?"
Loki narrowed his eyes at the question, but he knew that she would be persistent, so he decided to answer it.
"Atea, do you understand what your action could mean?" He asked her.
"What, are we talking about that door thing again? Like I said, I thought that Asgard had some magical stuff here."
"That was not something anyone can do. Not even I can do that. You did that yourself, and I have no idea how you did it. You possess powers, hidden talents that even you don't know about apparently."
"Wait... You don't mean like super powers?" Her eyes widened in confusion.
"To put it simply, yes. And at the moment, we have no idea what you can do.
"Oh." Atea said, then before Loki could even understand what she was going to do, Atea bolted out the door he'd left open.
Sorry this chapter was shorter than the others!