Three months after Operation Avengers all is well. Or is it? When Steve and Tony hack into SHIELD to find missing weapons shipments they find more than they bargained for in the form of a prisoner who should, by rights, have been sent to Asgard long ago.

After Loki is defeated the Avengers think all is well. But when Loki is kidnapped from his own prison cell by Thanos, they can't leave their old enemy to his torture. When Loki is allowed to stay in the Avengers Tower until he recovers, they realize it isn't only his body that's broken, but his mind. Will a certain billionaire be able to put the pieces back together? [DISCONTINUED]

He was supposed to go to Asgard. Instead, they took him back. To them. To the ones that caught him when he fell, the creatures that inhabited his nightmares and forced his actions. They weren't supposed to take him back.

Steve is horrified by what he finds in a dark alley, walking home from the diner one night. What exactly was Loki's punishment in Asgard, anyway?

A year has passed and villains run wild in responce to the invasion that took place in Manhattan. The Avengers continue their fighting but all fear the day Loki will return since no-one knows what happened to him except Thor. However when Loki appears to be fighting for the Avengers, will they believe him? And will they listen? No romance, just adventure, please review:

Every person has another face, a side the public never sees. Loki knows this better than most - his very nature is riddled with dark secrets and a multitude of facades. But what of Anthony Stark? A man who so clearly shows that he has nothing to hide, who is so utterly candid and open... Well, surely a man like that must have the darkest secrets of all. Explicit FrostIron.