"I guess I'm not committed, then," Loki replied, smirking. Truly, he didn't think Sif would take much after Ruby at all - then again, she might. Away from the austerity of Asgard, he thought Sif might benefit from that, and not just because Ruby was a woman and Loki knew very well Sif didn't have many of those as friends. Loki himself had benefitted, he felt, from many of his interactions in the hotel. Possibly for worse - there was no way in knowing just yet - but hopefully for the better. Sif seemed more inclined to speak with him, at any rate.

When her voice dropped in tone a few levels, he gave her a look, his mouth twitching in a smile. It was a nice sound, of course, but he wasn't entirely certain Sif ought to go around speaking like that. It would probably get her the wrong sort of attention. "Ah, now you're being cruel," he said. "A trait I never thought to associate with you."