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When they returned to Winster's submarine, Winster reveals Lu was the Steal Queen and bows to her, something which caught Haivan by surprise in disbelief. Winster lashes out at his son for not paying his respect for their rightful rulers, Haivan begrudgingly apologizes. The El Search Party ask Winster of knowledge he has or portals and Winster eventually reveals the existence of a prototype, Haivan opposes the suggestion as they've never properly operated the prototype before. They not they don't have a sufficient energy source but are shocked to see Eve bring to them a Mystic Stone fragment which would do the job. [[Eve]] and [[Add]] demand the guaranteed use of their portal before they'd agree to aid them, Winster agrees to their conditions while Haivan remained skeptical of his faith. | When they returned to Winster's submarine, Winster reveals Lu was the Steal Queen and bows to her, something which caught Haivan by surprise in disbelief. Winster lashes out at his son for not paying his respect for their rightful rulers, Haivan begrudgingly apologizes. The El Search Party ask Winster of knowledge he has or portals and Winster eventually reveals the existence of a prototype, Haivan opposes the suggestion as they've never properly operated the prototype before. They not they don't have a sufficient energy source but are shocked to see Eve bring to them a Mystic Stone fragment which would do the job. [[Eve]] and [[Add]] demand the guaranteed use of their portal before they'd agree to aid them, Winster agrees to their conditions while Haivan remained skeptical of his faith. | ||
====Chapter 39: | ====Chapter 39: Abandoned Icerite Plant==== | ||
In order to create the key to enter the laboratory with the portal, [[Winster]] takes them to the [[ | In order to create the key to enter the laboratory with the portal, [[Winster]] takes them to the [[Abandoned Icerite Plant]]. Arriving to the plant, [[Add]] is curious why the process to open a single door is so convoluted, Haiven mentioning the lab holds secrets they don't want uncovered. Going into the history of the Icerite Plant, Haivan demonstrates to the El Search Party Icerite as an energy source. [[Chung]] notices the pink gas emitted from the process, Haivan stating they realized the applications of the gas as a poison, though laments its ineffectiveness considering the El Search Party mowing through them. Waiven takes [[Elsword]], [[Aisha]], [[Raven]], [[Ara]], and Add to the refinery. | ||
Haivan instructs the group to recover scrap parts from the old A.M.P.S robots to use to repair the refiner. It turns out some of the robots were still functional and began to attack the El Search Party. When the group managed to destroy the attacking robots, Haivan was surprised at their strength. Add demands answers for what had happened and Haivan decides to mess with them, playing the role of the villain, whether maliciously or not. However in the end they produced enough scraps to repair the refinery. As he began to work on repairs, [[Raven]] wonders why the plant is abandoned, Haivan tells of incident with the gas that resulted in his father closing the plant, lamenting the research efforts lost they could've used against the Garen. [[Elsword]] realizes that the driving force for many of the Nous was revenge, Haivan agreeing to his claim. Haivan begins to speak of the old generation holding onto their golden age, but sees them as holding back progress. Add argues that abandoning his past won't bring the prosperous future he wants. Haivan admits the risks but stresses how long it would take to revive the White-Ghost King and if that'd even turn their tides, stating that things will never be as they were before. | Haivan instructs the group to recover scrap parts from the old A.M.P.S robots to use to repair the refiner. It turns out some of the robots were still functional and began to attack the El Search Party. When the group managed to destroy the attacking robots, Haivan was surprised at their strength. Add demands answers for what had happened and Haivan decides to mess with them, playing the role of the villain, whether maliciously or not. However in the end they produced enough scraps to repair the refinery. As he began to work on repairs, [[Raven]] wonders why the plant is abandoned, Haivan tells of incident with the gas that resulted in his father closing the plant, lamenting the research efforts lost they could've used against the Garen. [[Elsword]] realizes that the driving force for many of the Nous was revenge, Haivan agreeing to his claim. Haivan begins to speak of the old generation holding onto their golden age, but sees them as holding back progress. Add argues that abandoning his past won't bring the prosperous future he wants. Haivan admits the risks but stresses how long it would take to revive the White-Ghost King and if that'd even turn their tides, stating that things will never be as they were before. | ||