[Spoken word: LYFRASSIR]
So now I'm pretty sure it's Thor that led the train to its destruction. He was already poking around with a master key when he found Loki, and if control of Asgard wasn't motive enough, he just got another big reason to throw a hammer in the works. As he's dragged away through the corridors by security, he kicks out, apparently in random anger, smashing the lock to one of the passenger compartments. Loki’s compartment.​

I'm all but ready to write Thor up as the saboteur, when the feed on him cuts out. My gaze drifts to the dining car, and I have to do a double-take. I wouldn't have recognized her if I hadn't been looking through Loki’s file, but I would swear the chief attendant is Sigyn. Loki’s wife and, with Fenrir serving five life sentences on the prison colony of Hel, the highest-ranking member of the Midgardian resistance. At first, I think she must be there for Loki, but then I notice Garm and Skoll among the cooks, Hati working the bar. Every one of the serving staff is from Fenrir’s old crew. And I remember that before the maiden voyage, they'd already built Bifrost stations on every planet in Yggdrasil, including Hel.​

They were planning a jailbreak. One that took almost the entire Asgardian government hostage. I watch as Sigyn passes among the unnoticed Midgardian servants, whispering reassurance and revolution...​