Loki, the god of tricks, pranks and everything funny (in his opinion), was bored. And when Loki was bored, things happened in the mortal world. Sadly, he was very often the only person who found them funny and the king of the gods had gotten tired of hearing the other gods complain. “Stop messing around and leave the mortals. Be low-key, if you will”

Loki did leave the mortals alone for a while. However, it just wasn’t in his nature to do so. That plus the terrible pun made him pretty annoyed. “I’m gonna mess with someone, I’ll just have to be careful they don’t notice.”

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Loki looked around the mortal world for something to do. He wasn’t in the mood for his regular shenanigans, so he just looked for something interesting.

After a while, he found it; a boy who had made three figurines. They were works of art, so lifelike that he thought for a second that the boy had found a couple fairies. He smirked. They would do. He would do something funny and then watch how the boy reacted. “Loki ain’t low-key!”