How would the Avengers interact with Loki's kids in fanfiction?

In fanfiction, Loki's interaction with the Avengers would be complex. He has a history of being an enemy, but also has moments of reluctant alliance. Sylvie, being a variant of Loki, would bring her own perspective. She might view the Avengers as symbols of the power structures she wants to undermine. Loki could be caught in between, trying to balance his new relationship with Sylvie and his past with the Avengers. The Avengers would be on guard, not fully trusting either of them.

Loki would likely use his vampire - enhanced abilities to his advantage when interacting with the Avengers. He could be more stealthy and use his hypnotic powers on some of the members. For example, he might try to turn them against each other.

In this fanfiction, Loki might interact most with Hulk. It would be an interesting dynamic as Loki is a master of manipulation and Hulk is, well, the Hulk. Loki could either try to use Hulk for his own purposes, which would be very dangerous, or he could end up on the wrong side of Hulk's anger. But at the same time, it could also lead to some unexpected moments of understanding or at least a begrudging respect between them.

He would probably interact a lot with Thor. Since they are brothers, there is a pre - existing relationship full of complexity. Also, he might interact with Iron Man quite often. Tony Stark's sarcastic nature and Loki's trickery could lead to some really interesting exchanges, either in the form of verbal sparring or working together on some high - tech and magic - combined projects.

Future Loki might interact with the Avengers in a cautious way. He knows their past opinions of him and tries to prove himself. He could start by sharing small bits of useful information. For example, he might tell Iron Man about a weakness in a new enemy's technology.

In a fanfiction scenario where the Avengers meet Loki's kids, there could be a whole range of possibilities. Maybe the kids are initially distrusted due to Loki's past actions. But if they show their own individuality and good intentions, some Avengers might be open to giving them a chance. For example, Thor might be more willing to accept them as his nephews or nieces, while others like Tony Stark would be very cautious.

They could be introduced as a mystery at first. For example, there could be strange events happening that the Avengers can't explain, and it turns out to be Loki's kids using their powers unknowingly. Then, as the story unfolds, their identity is gradually revealed.

Well, Thor might be a bit shocked at first. He'd probably be amused by some of the wilder interpretations of his brother in the fanfiction. Captain America, on the other hand, would likely be confused by the whole concept as it's so different from the traditional stories he's used to. Iron Man would probably make sarcastic comments about how creative the fans are in coming up with these stories.

Let's say a kid has the power of telepathy. In a more primitive time, they could use it to communicate with people who don't speak the same language. This would be really useful in ancient times when there were so many different tribes. But it could also cause fear and superstition. They'd have to be careful not to be seen as a threat. In a more advanced future time, their telepathy might be enhanced by the technology there, allowing them to communicate across greater distances or with more complex minds.

Snape would probably start off being rather aloof. He'd observe the Avengers' behavior and abilities before making any real moves to interact. He could be sarcastic towards them, especially if they make assumptions about him or his magic. But as time goes on, he might start to see their value and open up a bit more, sharing some of his magical knowledge.