Sword of the Lost Gods ~fantasy rp~

[spirit_queen]

Athena rolled her eyes, leading him to the statue. She went behind it and kneeled. She pointed to the crack. "That crack leads to where the flask is. The entrance is small, so you'll probably need to become some sort of insect to get in. Once in, I'd like you to become a larger animal, roughly about the size of a full-grown Doberman. This marb;e is old, and, ith the right pressure, will give from the inside. Make the whole large enough for a flask the size of your average bottle of clothes softener. Then proceed to getting the flask." She said. "Got it?"

[Miranda_]

"Yeah, I've got it. Your plan had better work, cuz I don't want to end up getting hurt from the stone or anything."

[TheHayleyDoll]

Freya had been just standing there, twirling her hair impatiently.

[spirit_queen]

Athena rolled her eyes. "Just don't scrape away any ston towards the center, and no more then necessary." She said. That, and she knew he's probably had worse things happen to him.

[Miranda_]

This of course was true; the visual of his imprisonment beneath the earth with the venom dripping on to his face sometimes came back to Loki, however he tried not to think of it. He shrugged and changed into an earwig, slipping thru the crack easily.

[spirit_queen]

Athena hated earwigs for reasons she dare not specify, and was tempted to crush him, but thought better of it. She leaned against the statue, waiting for Loki to do his thing.

[Miranda_]

As soon as Loki was in position, he changed shape from an earwig to a mastiff dog. This swelled the crack, pushing the marble apart.

[spirit_queen]

"Scrape at it." She whispered to him. "It needs to be a little more round." she inforemed, remembering the shape perfectly.

[Miranda_]

Loki wished he could answer back, but couldn't, emitting a low growl instead. He scraped at the sides of the rock walls with his paws, better defining the space.

[spirit_queen]

"That should do." Athena said, hoping the odd noise wouldn't attract attention. The busy people of the city didn't even notice, minding their own business.