Loki stood calm and attentive while sensing every sound and motion from the brawl. He was ready to run, flee, and gather the puzzles to his plan. He had no longer patience to plot and think anymore- he was ready to gather his sources, and stretch his power. He had no father, he had no brother, and he had no mother. He was Loki, bound with glorious purpose to rule all- at least he'd give them hell of a time trying to do so. He'd been tricked, and manipulated by Odin to believe he was loved and cherished when all he was to him was a trinket.
As the girl was brutally thrown into the cell Loki had decorated with his strong illusions of royal formality, he gave the guards an unimpressed look. That was no way to treat a lady. He did nothing though, and took her in like a snake measuring his arrived prey. He grimaced slightly when she meant them to come and fight with their prisoner- guards didn't fight, they guarded. The villain had opened his mouth to correct her, but she interrupted him.
Of course she knew him, he was Loki of Asgard, about twelve thousand years old. He was glad she seemed to hate him rather than mock him as he felt embarrassed about being in prison.
The illusions of the furniture was so powerful that you could lift the books and read them, sit in the chairs, and feel the soft patterned red flannel fabric on the couch. You could even kick your toe in the table.
He'd been a highly regarded prince, and now he was an infamous killer and terrorist, yet he didn't see himself in that way. Nonetheless, he had killed humans on earth, and he had tried to take over the planet while having the tesseract. A little boy playing with big men's toys had he heard someone say, but he was glad they underestimated him. "And what of it?" he asked back softly.