Nov 01, 2016 03:42 AM EDT By A. Lara, UniversityHerald Reporter

It's the all new "Vikings" Season 4 and the series is about to continue its season half. Episode 11 will feature the return of Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Fimmel) in Kattegat. After losing the battle against his brother Rollo (Clive Standen), Ragnar journeys away from the place, leaving his men and people behind.

Now, "Vikings" Season 4 is about to feature his return in the most notable and surprising way possible. The town folks made it clear, he has nothing to return to. His former allies have formed their groups and the leadership in Kattegat has seemingly jumped from chaos to near extinction.

With his two sons remaining Kattegat, Ragnar hopes to get their support when he returns and tries to build a new life. According to CarterMatt, it looks like Bjorn Ironside (Alexander Ludwig) is all set to become the next ruler. Despite his loyalty to his father, he never liked it when he started looking at other women other than his mother Lagertha (Katheryn Winnick.)

But some new and surprising revelations were also revealed. "Vikings" Season 4 will see Lagertha dealing with a new relationship with a female character named Astrid. According to the EW video, this will happen while she strives hard to achieve power in Kattegat, against the equally fierce Aslaug (Alyssa Sutherland). Creator Michael Hirst shed some light on this saying "That very, very deep and divisive relationship will culminate. We're dealing with the end game." Lothbrok's return will mean, taking people from Wessex and recruit them to build a new form. This will come as a challenge to Lothbrok when he finally realizes, not even his former wife Lagertha cannot be trusted anymore.

"Vikings" Season 4, part 1 ended in April, and the all new season half is expected to premiere this November 30, 2016. Are you hoping to see more "Vikings" Season 4 spoilers? Make sure to read us here in the University Herald.

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