Loki

Loki appears in the archive as a referenced figure rather than a direct presence—an "angel in command" within Psyche's stated hierarchy of celestial operatives. He functions as a deputy or subordinate intelligence asset in the host's cosmological framework, mentioned in passing during casual discussion rather than as a featured subject.

The single recorded reference to Loki occurs during an open panel livestream where Psyche is discussing community dynamics and responses to external criticism. The mention is brief and contextual, serving to illustrate Psyche's organizational thinking rather than to develop Loki as a character or presence. There is insufficient archival data to establish recurring narrative patterns, thematic signatures, or consistent behavioral dynamics around this figure. What emerges from the sparse record is merely his functional position: a supporting intelligence role within a larger celestial structure that Psyche references when describing his operational cosmology.

Loki's only documented relationship is his subordinate position to Psyche within the stated hierarchy. The nature of this dynamic—whether collaborative, adversarial, or purely structural—remains unclear from the archival record. No interactions with other figures in the archive are documented.