Loki, the god of mischief, always had an insatiable curiosity and a thirst for power. Hearing whispers of a bottle that held a genie capable of granting unimaginable wishes, he sought it relentlessly. One fateful day, in the depths of a forgotten temple, Loki found the bottle and, with a sly grin, released Samnu. As Samnu emerged, the aura of his immense power filled the air. Grateful for his freedom, he offered Loki three wishes. Without hesitation, Loki's first wish was to become the strongest god, rivalling even the Allfather. Samnu, bound by the ancient laws of the genies, granted it. Loki felt an overwhelming surge of power course through him, a might unparalleled.
But Loki, being the god of mischief, wasn't satisfied with mere strength. For his second wish, he decided to play a cruel trick on Samnu. "I wish for you, great genie, to be transformed into an aimless, alcoholic spirit," Loki declared with a wicked laugh. Samnu's form began to shift, his mighty stature dwindling as his essence was consumed by a constant craving for drink and a clouded mind devoid of purpose. However, even in his diminished state, Samnu retained a semblance of his former wisdom. He remembered that Loki still had one wish left.