" Darkness moves in a different way than the light. It is always there before the light. It has to be faster, and smarter, and stealthier.
Loki was not his father. He was not his brother, or his mother. He was Amora, and she had been led away in chains and banished to Midgard. He had to be smarter and stealthier than she had been. He had to learn everything he could, and never let on how much he knew.
He did not feel like a prince. He may never be king. He wasn't made to be a soldier, and he wasn't certain if he wanted to be a villain. He wasn't certain if he had any say in that matter.
The only thing he knew for certain was that he was powerful.
Powerful enough to end the world. "

― Mackenzi Lee , Loki: Where Mischief Lies