They held a council in Gladsheim to discuss what had happened to Idun. Heimdall said that the last time he had seen Idun was when she had crossed Bifrost with Loki. It was then that the gods realized that the Sly One had spirited her away. It was decided that he would be captured and brought forth to tell what had become of her. He tried to hide from the Aesir by turning into various animals, but the far seeing eye of Odin watched him closely, and the others were able to drag him back to Gladsheim. Once there, Loki first expressed outrage at his shabby treatment and swore oaths against those who had so roughly taken him against his will. Odin, however, threatened him with the blood eagle if he did not tell what he had done with Idun. The Sly One became frightened as he imagined the knife carving lines in his back, his lungs springing out like bloody wings. He told the assembled gods that he was forced to bring Idun to the giant Thiazi. All the Aesir were furious with Loki and wanted to kill him right then for his offense.
