Dreamland was an ambitious amusement park at Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York City from 1904 to 1911.

Henryk and Mischief continue on the road to revisit Henryk's old house in search of his great granddaughter.

Mischief and Henryk begin their search for the long lost great granddaughter by returning to Henryk's old home in search for clues. Upon entering, the overwhelming memories haunt Henryk, the same thoughts he tried to escape from.

Mischief reflects on his own past and speaks in metaphorical allegory, which prompts Henryk to consider his painful memories in a new light.

KAMI is not dead, but was being rebuilt. It has learned new tricks from those it had taken from.

Mischief and Henryk approach the lighthouse in search for clues on the whereabouts of Henryk's great granddaughter. Mischief may not be telling the whole story about his past and what he witnessed.

We see what it was that put Henryk over the edge and Mischief's true motivations become a bit more clear. Is he as harmless as he seems? Is Greetings Robotics doing the world a favor?

Mr. Greetings is interviewed on television, and describes the Philadelphia Experiment in 1943 that he witnessed that motivated him to start his company.

Henryk and Mischief investigate the lighthouse, and discover that it has been re-purposed. Is it a trap? Greetings Robotics has been alerted of their presence.

Within the simulation generated by the brain of the mechanical saccorhytus, Mr. Greetings speaks with Henryk about his past and his role in the future. He gives Henryk a choice, to join him and betray Mischief - or not.

Will Henryk let go, or will he give in?