She'd be pleased to know that, considering the history of the gods in her pantheon and the stories she's heard of the Great Ones. She pushes the plate a teeny bit in his direction, in case he wants more.

There's only a moment of surprise at the fact that Loki guessed correctly. "Yes," she confirms, smiling briefly. "He's, um... well, there was a war between humans and Cylons for a number of years. He was a sleeper agent on my ship when the Cylons attacked. And then... I didn't see him for a while. His entire model was destroyed at the end of the war, but he survived and came back to me. That was well over a year ago."

Maybe that's why Caspar was so adamant that Loki not pile more drama onto her plate, if she's already cohabiting with a former enemy.

And then he comments on her engagement, and her entire being lights up. "Oh... yes, thank you. Caspar proposed over the winter." She picks up her coffee, needing something to do with her hands. "And, um... well, I won't deny that we're even closer than we were before, but I'm pretty sure it's the rune? I had some weird dreams leading up to it, and that's usually a sign that my rune's acting up."