“I never said you weren’t bossy. Just that you had good reasons for being so.” Loki teased with a smile before happily eating his fill of the lasagna. Declaring it to be a delicacy finer than anything asgard could ever have produced in any age and admitted that he just really loved salad, happy to finish off what the others hadn’t eaten.<br/><br/>He tensed a little at the mention of horses. While his body wasn’t exactly human, riding a horse in his condition was a risk he absolutely couldn’t take. Fortunately for him, he didn’t have to come up with an excuse, as Steph had decided on a very pleasant option. He did so love to take long walks. With no mountains directly on the property, it would likely be a nice leisurely walk where he could take his time and enjoy himself. He did have to ask what a Canoe and a hammock was though, and declared that while hammocks looked very relaxing, he didn’t know how to swim and would be passing on the water activities but encouraged Johnny and Steph to go, since he had a book he was in the middle of.<br/><br/>Loki settled into a lounge chair with Steph, simply luxuriating in the quite sounds of nature. The crickets and the soft hooting of an owl. He had to smile when he saw two huge wolf dogs wrestling over some bones.  Normal human dogs weren’t supposed to have cooked bones, as they could splinter or choke the dog. But two wolf dogs wouldn’t struggle over such a thing. Given they weren’t wolves, or dogs, at all, but a breed of Canine from Asgard known as Garmr. As it was, Garmr could eat nearly anything, and there where tales of them eating entire animals. Bones, hooves, horns and all. Loki wasn’t sure how true that was, of course, but given the two in question, play-fighting over table scraps, Loki was wondering if there wasn’t just a touch of truth to it.