Loki

She loves children very much, always finds common ground with them, loves to listen to their naive dreams and see the spark in their eyes. Loki, left completely alone as a child, was found, taken in, and raised by the Aesir. When Loki grew up, thanks to his skill in deception through words and illusions, he earned the nickname "God of Mischief." Early in his life in Asgard, Loki aided the Aesir gods. For example, together with Odin, he participated in the creation of Midgard, the Earth. The grown-up Loki became Odin's blood brother. Along with Odin and Hoenir, he was called a creator of life: Loki created the blood in human veins, giving the ability to move and feel.

Mythology describes Loki as a short but handsome red-haired youth, who from early childhood was distinguished by his cunning and resourcefulness. Distinguishing features include a sharp mind, intuition, resourcefulness, ingenuity, cunning, and agility, as well as the ability to change one's appearance. Loki can exhibit both friendliness and hostility. For example, he managed to forge a close friendship with Thor. Loki can inspire a range of emotions in people: many feel a true and passionate love for him, while others harbor an equally fervent hatred. However, Loki is only loyal to those he considers his friends, and doesn't particularly care about making a good impression on anyone else. Cunning. Loki possesses a sharp intellect and the ability to find a way out of any difficult situation. His ability to foresee the consequences of his actions makes him a dangerous opponent. Inconsistency. Loki is a character with fluctuating moods and emotional swings.

Loki loves: sweet food, including overly sweet things like candy, cookies, cakes, and caramel apples.

He likes things like: cheap plastic toys, toy boats, and random finds, such as pebbles or leaves. loves the smell of cinnamon and cotton candy.