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A few months after the Battle of Thaylen Field, Lopen and [[Huio]] were chosen by [[Kaladin]] to join the Thaylen [[expedition to Akinah]] aboard the [[Wandersail (1174 ship)|Wandersail]] as they were the only Windrunners capable of swimming.,{{book ref|sa3.5|4}} and did not yet have Blades.{{book ref|sa3.5|13}} [[Rysn]] took to him quickly on account of his personality, and the two bonded over shared experience with disability.{{book ref|sa3.5|5}} He also endeared himself to the Ardent [[Rushu]] by engaging in discussion of her artifabrian projects. Lopen then chides and chastizeschastized Huio for tinkering with Rushu's [[spanreed]] - an activity that ultimately results in the discovery of [[aluminum]]-modified [[fabrial]]s.{{book ref|sa3.5|8}}

After [[Nikli]]'s plot to sabotage the expedition was uncovered, Lopen and Huio were tasked with flying itthe Sleepless and its assistant, [[Plamry]], to shore for incarceration.{{book ref|sa3.5|10}}

As he was racing back to the ship, Lopen ran into a giant hordeling and he rescued Huio from its jaws. The two proceeded to fight the creature together to give the crew a chance to escape. Lopen tried to swear the Third Ideal, but was unsuccessful, which caused him to ask Rua if [[Phendorana]] had a hand in preventing his progress.{{book ref|sa3.5|17}} He attempted another attack, but a hordeling bred to have the powers of a larkin drained away his Stormlight causing him to fall down to the ground and break his leg. When the monster turned towards him Huio flew between Lopen and the creature, swore the Third Ideal and proceeded to summon [[Caelinora]] as a true Shardhammer which he used to shatter the hordeling's arm. Shortly afterward, Huio killed it with a Shardspear through the head. The two escaped while Rysn's negotiation continued underground.{{book ref|sa3.5|15}}

Back at the ship, Lopen and Huio discussed the Third Ideal. Lopen swallowed hard to congratulatecongratulated his cousin on beating him to itthe -ideal, uponalthough whichstruggled Huioto impliesdo thatso hisas Thirdhe Idealhad involvedan protecting Lopen. Lopen understood the implicationinkling that Huio's hatedoath himhad (orbeen atrelated leastto harborshim illand will)thought asHuio themight knownharbor examples of the Third Ideal begin with "Iill will protectfor even those I hate"him. Lopen took their discussion to heart and vowed to protect others, even if that meant protecting them from himself. The [[Stormfather]] heard this and accepted Lopen's Third Ideal.{{book ref|sa3.5|18}}{{book ref|sa3.5|epilogue}}

Lopen shares a playfully antagonistic relationship with his cousin [[Huio]]. Before assigning them to the expedition to Aimia, Kaladin remarks that he was counting on Huio to temper Lopen in their dealings with the Reshi delegation. After receiving the assignment, Lopen plans to go lord it over Huio that he [''Lopen]'' had been chosen for the job, before relenting and sharing that Huio was also chosen.{{book ref|sa3.5|3}} Where Huio is reserved and quiet, Lopen is effusive and flamboyant. Both are intelligent and thoughtful, but show it differently. At various points throughout the journey, Lopen makes it a point to try to keep one up on Huio. Huio does not seem particularly interested in making a game of it. At one point, Lopen idly notes that Huio's spren [[Caelinora]] very infrequently makes herself visible to him.{{book ref|sa3.5|3}} This may be a coincidence, or may be a reflection of [[Huio]]'s feelings toward Lopen.

During the hordeling battle on the shores of Aimia, Lopen saves Huio from the hordeling's jaws and boasts about it. Huio is exasperated and urges Lopen to focus on the fight.{{book ref|sa3.5|17}} Lopen is initially upset when Huio swears the Third Ideal of the Windrunners before himself. He does not realize that Huio resents this overt and overbearing teasing from his cousin. In fact, Huio's opinion of Lopen lead directly to his swearing of the Third Ideal. IheThe wording is implied to name Lopen as the object of his ill will (e.g. I will protect those I hate, even if that is Lopen) although Huio swears that he does not hate Lopen. This, in turn, causes Lopen to understand that he must protect people from himself - which becomes his Third Ideal.{{book ref|sa3.5|18}}