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when i figure out how to make this into a spreadsheet in a way that isn't just making things more complicated for the sake of making it into a spreadsheet you bet your ass that's what i'm going to do.
POSSIBLE MEMORIES mega lazy edition
> "I came here to have a good time and rip the wings off of angels and I'm all out of fucks to give." (actually i think there's two chapters where this happens lmao)
> "Attempted corruption of a minor." (chapter 16+26)
> Wow what a cute domestic maid, also I will totally kill your dad for you (chapter 19)
> "I DESTROYED MY HOME" / aggressive face touching this is your home now (chapter 75, 76-ish)
> Literal blood pact with Gilgamesh (chapter 64)
> "command me"
> "why don't you remember"
POSSIBLE MEMORIES mega lazy edition
> "I came here to have a good time and rip the wings off of angels and I'm all out of fucks to give." (actually i think there's two chapters where this happens lmao)
> "Attempted corruption of a minor." (chapter 16+26)
> Wow what a cute domestic maid, also I will totally kill your dad for you (chapter 19)
> "I DESTROYED MY HOME" / aggressive face touching this is your home now (chapter 75, 76-ish)
> Literal blood pact with Gilgamesh (chapter 64)
> "command me"
> "why don't you remember"
Memory #2
All mentions of Dantalion's name and the word "demon" are replaced by garbled static. Which perhaps makes some parts of this memory more confusing than need-be but it would be confusing anyways.
The memory starts in the midst of a fight. Loki urges a young boy named William to admit that he needs his power. He assures this boy that he will "never betray his soul".
Despite being rejected Loki still chooses to fight the reverend threatening the boy's life. He displays a rather frightening level of power and cruelty, as well as mentioning his "old self", before William stops him-- rather commands him to stop.
Loki objects but otherwise appears to be forced to obey. Once again he begs William-- but this time, he begs on his knees for the boy to accept him and to command him.