When she kept going with it, Loki had to admit he found it entertaining, though he shook his head. "You know how some animals have sharper hearing than us, and may take note of a particular sound that drives them to distraction?" he asked, his grin wide and teasing. "Your voice like that is a torment for men. Perhaps I'm wrong, and you've spent too much time around Lorelei, not Ruby."

Though naturally, if there was someone Sif was unlike, it was Lorelei. Loki couldn't say he was particularly fond of her, himself. If he was feeling cruel, though - which he was not - he would have suggested Sif had tried those talents out on Thor awhile back, and she might have gotten somewhere. But she wouldn't take it well. Actually, she might punch him. "Perhaps you spoke like that accidentally around Fandral, when first you met," he suggested, instead. "But that would be thinking too highly of him."