Midgard, the largest and most populated of all the realms, is an excellent place to hide if you do not wish to be found... Much like his teammate Oleg Thorston, Pavel Federov has a secret. When he sees Loki, the Trickster openly attack Thorston and Jack at Hooligans, his first thought is to get as far away as possible. Unfortunately for him, Loki easily catches him and has some guesses to his past life. In exchange for silence, Pavel agrees to take on a mission that changes the game - but for the better or the worse? Back from their adventures in the other realms, Jack and Rumil are doing their best to adjust to a fairly normal life. Unfortunately, taunting dreams and an overall feeling of uneasiness won't allow that to happen. To make matters worse, Loki seeks them out and requests their help. Somewhere on Midgard is his son, Jormungandr whose life is in danger. Freyja is after him and Loki pleads with them for help. With little choice, they agree and set off on the daunting task... This time the action takes place right here, on Midgard Freyja is on the loose and is backed by a few powerful allies of her own. Jack, Rumil, and the rest of the team will have to overcome more personal attacks if they hope to find Jormungandr and end Freyja's insane plans that revolve around Loki's three children. Fate has a very strange sense of humor, but only one side will be left laughing at the end of our second act of the Ragnarok on Ice Trilogy, Penalty Kill