He's the god of mischief-but he doesn't remember why. When Loki wakes in a narrow alley, bruised, disoriented, and with no memory beyond the name echoing in his head-Loki-he knows something is wrong. The city around him pulses with unfamiliar noise, but it's the silence inside him that terrifies most. People glance his way with unease. Shadows seem to follow. And fragments-flashes of fire, betrayal, and something older than time-spark behind his eyes. But none of it makes sense. As he searches for answers, Loki becomes the target of those who want mythology erased. Gods are vanishing. Legends are fading. And someone is determined to make sure he disappears before the truth resurfaces. But memory is a dangerous thing. And some truths don't want to be found. Set in a world where myth bleeds into the cracks of modern life, Loki's Lost Memory is a tense, emotional journey through identity, purpose, and survival. For the god who once reveled in chaos, the question now is whether he can reclaim a past that both defined and destroyed him.