Then that was two things Loki needed to do. The first more important than the other--be on the lookout for anyone from his 'world' as it were. Truly Sundering was powerful if it could draw them from any point in time as well. Did that simply create a new reality, or would time simply stop for everyone? What if the person was 'dead', such as himself?

...could Sundering allow him to go back? Change the outcome of certain actions by letting him make different decisions? Loki knew he'd be brooding over the possibilities later, and Sundering just became one of his top study priorities.

Attempting to track the sundered and their arrivals, try to find a pattern, would just feed into that study.

"Interesting." Was all Loki said about his thoughts, still with an affable smile. "And what of you? How do you feel about this whole situation?"