Valvrave the Liberator - ep08

Things began with a flashback to L-elf childhood, and from it some light is shed on why L-elf would want to side with JIOR even when he has a way to rejoin with Dorssia if he wanted to. Although once we return to the present and L-elf has a clear idea of how much time has passes since Haruto took over his body, he makes an alarming declaration. That is they have six hours until their country falls and the only thing that can save them is if Haruto agree to L-elf contract. Natural things are left unresolved, and this leads to other revelation such as the news of Aina's death. This news doesn't just hit Haruto hard but the rest of the school as well, because it is likely that they could be next. This cause further conflict because they are being divide by those that they belief that they should fight or they will be the next to die. Then there are those that belief that they should hold to the passive belief of their country.

Although things become more tense when Dorssia returns for them once more. Although the frontal attack is merely a diversion so that A-drei can get inside with his men to try and take over the unit. How this is achieved is that although the Valvrave are strong they can still be neutralized with Dorssia electro-magnetic boomerang. It seems that all is lost but once Haruto realizes that he has no-other choice he make the pact with L-elf but he has a condition, that everyone must live and he uses the memory he witness inside L-elf to have him belief that there is a better way. In the end it turns out that there was a better way, and the unit was save once more. However now it is clear which side L-elf is on now. It seems with the battle lines draw, they are began to elaborate on the nature of the Valvraves and how they came to be. It seems that the technology has some link to Dorssia, and there is some implication that the people in Dorssia might not be human. Also what is the nature of the crytsal in the cage, it seems that there might be more mystry remaining than just the question of what the Valvrave really is.