They may not mention it, but Loki would be surprised to hear it was any other way. He ensures the existence of more timelines than he can count, and all that he has been able to look at has that in common. Those two civilizations simply do not get along most times.

The other Loki’s response only has this one matching their smile. “I like to think that is true of all of us, though admittedly I have met a few of us that might meet that criteria significantly less than others.” It’s not that some of the variants in the void weren’t exceptional in their own ways, but more that they were too caught up in other things to really thrive. “The God of Stories? Oh I do like that title. It is true that there are patterns everywhere. More than I ever expected.”

It occurs to Loki then that he is unsure of what his current title is. God of Time perhaps? God of the Multiverse? It doesn’t really matter, but it is a point of curiosity. “Tell me, if you do not mind, since you know the stories of our worlds, have you heard any tale of one of us holding the multiverse together?”

So sue him, he wants to know if there’s any information on his own story and how he might get back to it.