"Here..."
"My God!"
"An Immortal Battleship?"
"According to the records of the Forest of Technology, it stored all the genetic data of the Midgardians. It was said to be an immortal battleship that could survive even the arrival of Midgard's Doomsday?"
"I thought this battleship had already been destroyed."
After the paper-thin layer of ice dispersed, everyone except Lake stared at the enormous object before them. Especially after seeing the symbol that had endured countless years yet remained instantly recognizable, they immediately revealed the origins of this enormous battleship.
Lake also regarded the battleship thoughtfully.
The North Pole.
A battleship.
Buried here for who knew how many years.
Good grief.
Are you sure you didn't change to the wrong channel?
This was Marvel, not DC. There was no Krypton in the universe. Er, there had been one originally, but Lake had temporarily decided that Krypton was an ugly name and inappropriate for a gift, so he had renamed it Hylia.
Everyone walked up to the battleship and looked up at it. Only then did they discover that the iceberg they had supposedly seen outside was actually nothing more than the battleship's disguise.
The largest iceberg in the Arctic was, in fact, the battleship itself.
But...
How were they supposed to get inside?
Andy came back to herself. As if she had thought of something, she looked at Seifer. "The Forest of Technology."
Seifer froze slightly, then took the Forest of Technology from her arms.
Originally, Seifer and Andy had believed that the last fragment of the Forest of Technology would be another lost part of it, just like the previous three fragments.
But now?
The fourth fragment was the key. More precisely, the Forest of Technology itself was the truly lost fragment.
The Immortal Battleship, which stored all the genetic