As I'm sure you should be aware that neither am I a 'massive fan' of being deceived. [Mostly, he wasn't used to being tricked in light humour. It did tend to end poorly for those doing the malicious trickery. But, as this seemed all in good humour, and he did appreciate Kol, he eases up.] I am unused to such pranks being temporary. I could grow used to the idea of such mischief.

[The sharp upturn of his lips with Kol's next statement should be enough to express his appreciation for Thor's predicament.] I do believe there was a myth on Midgard of such an incident occurring for one reason or another, was there not? The theft of Mjolnir, demanding a goddess in return. An interesting allusion to such a myth.

[Most will find Loki has a surprising amount of knowledge on the lore of Midgard whereas Thor... does not, so the joke was mostly lost on the big blonde.]