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'How the truth can hurt -- and how it can be used as a weapon -- is a theme that seems so obvious now that I can't believe I didn't intend to have it in there from the start. I mean, In "Loki: AoA" the truth is literally a sword, for goodness' sake. I have no idea where my mind was.' -- Al Ewing
Old Loki travels back in time to the Old Realms, where he becomes the traveling companion of a young Odin and gets him into a blood feud with some innkeepers.
One day, the hero Sigurd stays the night at Regin's inn, and the two make a deal:
Sigurd slays Fafnir, and Bram, having been plunged through the dragon's truth-magicked blood, gains the power to pierce any lie.
