Viking Prison

The legend tells that in the distant lands of the north lived a powerful sorcerer, his name was Ykol, he had obtained magic from his devotion to the god Loki, and in his honor built a mighty and complicated prison. Only he who had been able to solve all the riddles worthy of the God of deceit would have rejoiced in freedom. Ykol decided that his creation would judge the worthy of life itself, but alas as it is known the cunning god was prone to betray and deceive those who turned to him. He betrayed Ykol and with a clever ruse locked him in his own prison. the sorcerer died of hardships because he could not solve Loki's riddles. Cursing the god of deceit Ykol became spirit and started to haunt the prison, helping the unlucky ones who entered it only to mock the God Loki.