That was great! Sadly I never got to read Agent Loki but this was brilliant and I thank you! I'm off to read the sequel!

That was hell of a good story! Actually, that was second full-length story in this fandom I came across with and wasn't disappointed. But first things first - I really enjoy the way you portrayed characters, especially that they were not sweet and fluffy and even Thor managed to understand that NO, hugging isn't going to solve all the problems (ribs, knife, yesss please!).
Secondly - I was impressed with all the magic rules and physics, you really thought about the whole issue, how it works and what are the limitations. Interesting.
And - NO pairings, thank you soooo much for that! The reason I omit most of the stories I see is that they usually contain some riddiculous pairings. This serie does not, and you have good character dynamics, so all the better.
The plot was condensed and kept me interested (actually, I should blame you for reading it instead of my notes to the test, but I passed it anyway, so it doesn't matter, I guess).
And - Thor is not 100% idiot, that's a bonus as well.

Thank you, I had a good time and I'm certainly going to download this story from AO3 on my ebook reader.

I should add that I have been greatly enjoying the vast majority of the story, complaints aside.

The latter half of this chapter was a little difficult to read, to be honest... One of the risks of attempting to relate dramatic or emotional events second-hand is that it tends to result in painfully corny, unnatural dialogue. I think the problem here, for me, was that you tried too hard to preserve all of the angsty details and emotional revelations of the original scene... and this forced the characters to speak of their private thoughts and observations in what I found to be unrealistic detail.
It was the kind of scene where I have to imagine the characters delivering their lines in a ridiculously overdramatic, Shakespearean fashion, because they already seem so out of character and I just can't take them seriously. This possibly has as much to do with my own unusually strict standards for believability as it does with the writing itself... particularly given how frequently I find myself employing this dramatization tactic. But, well...

You really do have a bilgesnipe obsession, don't you?

**is disappointed to hear that the Avengers & Loki aren't going to become buddies... even if this is, really, a more plausible scenario.

I gotta say, I died a little when this wasn't from Bruce, Jane, or Loki's perspectives. But all it did was make everything more suspenseful and exciting, so I forgive you, you sneaky author you. It's a good thing Odin headed directly back to Asgard. I wonder what'll happen there - with Loki supposedly conceding to Thanos' wishes.

Holy crap. Thanos has finally located Loki and opened a portal right behind him. Can Bruce and Jane see Thanos? Because no one seemed to see him last time. Then again, they aren't distracted by battle. I'm sure Hulk is going to be very upset.
The scent thing is a really cool idea! So he knows that Loki is at least sincere in what is going on, that he's not just making stuff up. I'm certain he scented Loki's terror at seeing Thanos through the portal.
Combining the science and magic did good! You integrated them well! It makes sense that magic (advanced tech, as some would say) still works with some of the basic sciencey stuff like the wavelengths. It's a good thing Loki caught on to the terminology and the diagrams.

Welp, looks like Loki is finally going to take that much needed break and actually rest. Sleep will go a long way I'm sure (even if he doesn't want to, he has to). Good thing Thor shot that lightning at Thanos and forced /him/ to close to the portal. And god thing he knocked Loki aside. I wonder what was being siphoned away from Loki (such an intense scene, btw, so well worded I feel right in). Power? Consciousness? Was Loki going to walk into the portal under Thanos' control? I'm interested to know if the other Avengers noticed Thanos' blue eyes, or even that Loki had frozen. I'm sure that Natasha has noticed his exhaustion by now, no matter how good he is at hiding it.

Well, I'm sure now Sif (if she thinks about it) will see that the "one Loki fears" is at least a part of this. I wonder how the Avengers will deal with another Chitauri invasion, since Thanos seems to be sending his troops there now. Probably a good thing Loki is so skilled with hiding himself from Heimdall. On that same note, it's a bad thing he even knew how because he taught Thanos.
Lol, Svadlifari is a horse! I like how you incorporate some of the mythology differently.
I'm sure the Allfather will be surprised to suddenly be dragged back to Asgard - if they (Heimdall and Loki) can pinpoint where he is to transport him out.

Is it just me or does everyone seem to write the Jotun as really interesting people that no one knows anything much about? (am trying to say that I like your Helblindi. What a mysterious fellow)

Yeah, reading this I felt the fear. Consequently, I need a break and some nice chocolate to recover before I read the lovely sequels you've written. (yeah, i'm scared of what you put in them...)(Thanos is scary! omgomgogmgomg am so freaked out for Loki) Possibly even some fluffy stories and a soft blankie.

Anyway, I'm glad I found you -and damn you write a lot of different things! Amazing work. Thank you for your hard work O.O Seriously, great job. And don't worry, I'm only still having a mild panic attack. (stupid Thanos...why are you so horrifying...) (you would think I would like him since I also like Death, but still, what tosser!)

Sorry, enough from me. Good luck with your latest story and thank you! _

This story is absolutely FABULOUS and I just spent like three hours reading the entire thing. Your portrayal of Loki was *excellent*. I could practically feel the emotion, and it's the mark of a really amazing writer. I love the ending especially, and how you managed to tie everything up [always difficult, and I'd know]. I've always wondered if anyone would included Helbindi in these stories, but I'm not sure whether the name comes from Norse Mythology or actual Marvel canon. Exellent work, anyway! I think I'm off to read the rest of your stories.

Wow. I just discovered this story and I'm riveted! Brilliant writing...I'm hesitant to keep going because I don't want it to end. :-)

It is rather funny - probably just because he generally talks circles around them, and by the time they realize they've been insulted, he's done it a million more times and disappears.

*shivers* I sympathize with Loki about being touched. Granted, he's probably doing it out of a mixture of pettiness and self defense, but there are times I would be a serious danger to people if I could summom knives... Or owned and carried one...