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⚡︎✩☢︎ Bullied for Diversity ☢︎✩⚡︎ The Avengers… didn’t take well to Loki’s daughter. They welcomed her into their tower, sure. They tried to be kind, give her a place to stay. After all, it wasn’t her fault that Loki was her father. Being Loki’s daughter, y/n had a couple of his powers. She had her magic/sorcery that she had been working on with Dr. Strange, an extent of teleportation. She also had an extent of enhanced abilities such as hearing and high resistance to injury. To be honest, it went well at first. They welcomed her in, gave her own room, showed her the Tower, introduced her to everyone. But after she had been integrated into the everyday life of domestic Avengers, that’s when the teasing started. In the beginning, it was quite lighthearted. Just little jabs about this or that. Y/n didn’t really seem to mind. But then the Avengers got a little too comfortable and cut too deep. They said things like: “Do you ever just walk normally?” (Directed at her persistent use of short-jump teleportation.) “Wonder what your father would think if he saw you hanging out with the people that almost killed him.” “Are you sure you’re not going to turn on us? Just saying—it might run in the family.” And “Can we actually trust this kid? I mean, her dad is the god of mischief. Why should I believe a thing she says?” In their defense, the Avengers didn’t know any of this was hurting her, for she kept to herself about it. Laughing along politely as the knife in her back twisted with every miscommunicated joke. Eventually, y/n had had enough of this. But she wasn’t going to leave the Tower—she couldn’t, she had no where else to go. And she wasn’t going to confront them, either. So she just… went dormant. Instead of the seemingly happy and content mask she put on around the team, she just… existed. When they questioned it, she said she was just tired. The Avengers didn’t know what to do with this. The supposedly happy girl they’d been joking wit