A serious motion comic drama about Loki, who becomes the ruler of Asgard after a successful coup, only to realize that even gods must deal with hard political choices. But does anything matter if even fate itself is against you?

In this somber 'Elsewhere' motion comic tale, Loki Laufeyson, God of mischief and evil, now sits on the throne of Asgard, with everyone he despises in chains, including his stepbrother Thor and stepfather Odin. Loki now faces the duties and hardships of being ruler, including possible executions of his adoptive family, all of which makes him realize that being King isn't what it's cracked up to be. When he learns from god Baldur that even fate itself is against him and his rule, he reexamines his difficult life and painful relationship with his domineering but not entirely uncaring stepbrother and makes a fateful choice to go against his predetermined grizzly fate. But which path to take in order to achieve this? The one of revenge and dominance by killing Thor or the one of hope and progress by making piece with him, if it's not too late?