Tis the Damn Season || Legends of Tomorrow

5. protip: don't buy nuclear weapons from a literal monster

[pilot part 2: season 1, episode 2]
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"And we've arrived," Rip said as Ivy lifted up her seat restraint. "Gideon, if you wouldn't mind can you camouflage us as an alpine meadow?"

        Mick grumbled, standing up from his seat as soon as the team landed.

        Jax raised his brow at the older man. "What are you complaining about?" he asked sharply. "It's not like we time jumped."

        "I hate flying," Mick replied gruffly. "Especially in whatever this thing is," he continued, angrily gesturing to the main cortex.

        Ivy tilted her head. "Somehow, that makes sense," she mumbled to herself.

        "Where exactly are we?" Kendra asked, looking out of the large window. "We're still in 1975, right?"

        Rip nodded. "Indeed," he said, walking around to face the team. "October 1975, on the fjords of Norway," he finished.

        "Sounds like a vacation," Snart drawled.

        "Which we can take as soon as the threat of Savage has been neutralized, Mr. Snart," Rip replied. Then, he strolled over to the control panel, beginning to flip through a small leather-bound notebook.

        A small frown appeared on Kendra's face. "That's Aldus' notebook," she pointed out.

        Rip nodded once more. "Now, he theorized that Savage might be here, and if he's right, and if we can capture Savage, then at least Professor Boardman didn't die in vain," he explained.

        "Can't we just hop back and save Aldus?" Kendra said. Ivy could hear the desperation in the woman's voice.

        "He was our son," Carter added, trying to strengthen their argument.

        Rip sighed, "Look I'm sorry. We can't go back and change the events in which we participated. Time would fold in on itself creating a temporal vortex."

        "Which sounds way cooler than it is," Ray chimed in.

        "Forgetting physics for a second," Stein interrupted. "Shouldn't we figure out what Savage is doing in Norway?"       

        "Yes, please," Ivy added. "The physics conversation definitely would have put me to sleep."

        Ray looked at Ivy briefly, furrowing his brows at the woman. Ivy could tell he wasn't her biggest fan, and she didn't care that much.

        "According to Gideon, there is a large meeting of terrorists and fridge groups looking to buy illegal arms," Rip replied.

        Mick smirked, "Now that sounds like a vacation," he said.