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== History ==
 
== History ==
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Prior to his death, Gyundok worked with other scholars to develop and activate the father machine. His soul was kept in reserve by the machine upon its activation, for the purpose of its self-defense, though he was still turned into a [[nightmare]]. When Yumi's mind became resistant to the machine's tampering, Gyundok was one of the four scholars sent to [[Gongsha Town]] to investigate.{{book ref|yumi|40}}
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Prior to his death, Sunjun worked with other scholars to develop and activate the father machine. His soul was kept in reserve by the machine upon its activation, for the purpose of its self-defense, though he was still turned into a [[nightmare]]. When Yumi's mind became resistant to the machine's tampering, Sunjun was one of the four scholars sent to [[Gongsha Town]] to investigate, under the leadership of [[Gyundok]].{{book ref|yumi|40}}
   
 
When they arrived on Gongsha, Gyundok announced they had heard of the residents' troubles and explained that they had come with a machine to summon the [[hijo]]. Their prototype machine did not work upon arrival on Gonghsa. [[Sunjun]] determined that the issue was related to the power supply, which Gyundok was hesitant to believe at first. After accepting Sunjun's analysis, Gyundok ordered Sunjun and [[Honam]] to prime the machine, before the [[fourth Torish scholar]] offered.{{book ref|yumi|23}}
 
When they arrived on Gongsha, Gyundok announced they had heard of the residents' troubles and explained that they had come with a machine to summon the [[hijo]]. Their prototype machine did not work upon arrival on Gonghsa. [[Sunjun]] determined that the issue was related to the power supply, which Gyundok was hesitant to believe at first. After accepting Sunjun's analysis, Gyundok ordered Sunjun and [[Honam]] to prime the machine, before the [[fourth Torish scholar]] offered.{{book ref|yumi|23}}

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