"Indeed," Teja says, "I had assumed as much. You have remade yourself from the strictures of your youth: - a new name would be part of that! Pyrrha is not a name that religious parents would give their daughter; it is a boding name, as a 'Pyrrhic victory' is one that wins you a battle and loses you a war. Also, Pandora: - the one who gives everything, from whose box came a myriad of dire things, and one that was deemed good, but still not a thing I am overly fond of. Hope."

Pause.

"Whatever your name was before" -- and she can tell him if she wishes to, but he will not ask and make her -- "it is Pyrrha now."

And Loki, secretly, hiding behind and inside, but Teja will not speak of those things to her.