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XI century, England. The bloody era is in full swing, Europe is dominated by Vikings who respect only force.

The Danish king Sven and his heavily armed army are trying to storm London, which is under the protection of Torkell the Great, and he loves a good fight. The city is impregnable, you can't take it by surprise. The only thing left to do is to put pressure, exhaust them, and persuade them to surrender. In order not to waste time and continue the conquest, Sven entrusts the siege to his son Knut, but he and his small army have no chance against Torkell. He is still just a child with no combat experience. The young man is taken prisoner.

The treacherous Askeladd, known for his cruelty and unscrupulousness, agrees to free Knut. He is not acting in the boy's interests, but is primarily interested in a lucrative payday, and would not refuse a resounding victory. Will he be able to defeat Torkell and deliver the prince to his father? How will Thorfinn prove himself in this story?