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- Paris.
- Help! We've been betrayed!

- Paris.
- Intruders! Wake up!

Paris!

Haniwa. Haniwa.

Your mother, Baba.
They must not leave.

They've already
left. What's wrong?

I dreamt betrayal.

Blood. Blood and
betrayal, Haniwa.

Okay. You stay.

Can't you just
send someone else?

Who should I send? Do you want
me to trust a Witchfinder?

Can you even ride a horse?

Kofun does it. How
hard can it be?

- That's it. I'm coming with you.
- You'll just slow me down.

- Just grab me a horse!
- Charlotte!

There's no time.

- Swear to me you'll be safe.
- I'll do my best.

I promise.

Keep to yourself.

Pay attention to
all that is said.

I don't see how an
agreement will be reached…

but if you feel our delegates weakening,
you will make them see reason.

Yes, sir.

You're troubled.

I understand the
queen wants war,

but an attempt at
peace costs us nothing.

Every day we wait to strike is
another day she grows her forces.

I've buried enough
soldiers this year.

You represent me
at the conference.

The other delegates will be wary of
you, but they will also listen to you.

No one will listen
to a lieutenant.

That is why I am
making you a captain.

The Payans have
killed our people.

And instead of
avenging their deaths,

the Triangle would prefer
that we appease the enemy.

Wren.

Sometimes in order to
best serve the republic,

you must work around
its government.

The talks must fail.
Do you understand?

Yes, sir.

The delegation is leaving. Here.

In case you get hungry.

Are you okay?

Kerrigan was always gonna get
himself killed one way or another.

I'm pleased he did it in the
service of the princess, my wife…

not crossing the border with a bag
of thornflowers stuck up his ass.

I need another drink.

You can drink later when we
toast the Trivantian delegation.

You can toast those bastards.
I'm drinking to my brother.

- Harlan.
- Sorry.

You have nothing
to be sorry for.

But there's a lot at stake here,
and if you're unable to participate…

- I know what's at stake. It's my city.
- …you have to let me know.

I'm fine.

If we fail, Sibeth will have her war,
and the Trivantians will destroy us.

I just got my family back. I will
not let any harm come to them now.

Nor will I.

Actually, you're the
only family I've got now.

That's pretty sad, huh?

That's 12 heads
you've lost today.

I blocked you twice that time.

We'll tie a knot by your grave to
remember that stunning achievement.

How do you do it?

It's like you know where
I'm gonna be before I do.

Movement is a language.

Dance, combat, fucking.

It's all just bodies
talking to each other.

Now, I'm trying to
teach you to listen,

but you just keep
swatting at my sword.

Cover your eyes.

Don't think I'm ready for this.

Believe me, you're not.

But sight clearly
isn't helping you.

So either it's hurting you,
or you're simply hopeless.

I just wanna find
out which it is.

Let's go.

Okay.

Dropped my sword...

Stop!

What...

Good news.

You may not be hopeless.

- But we're done training for today.
- No, I wanna go again.

Well, then you better find
someone else to fight.

That is the Payan banner.

Commander Watts

of the Trivantian Empire.

Captain Gosset of
the Payan kingdom.

As has been the custom
between our two nations,

soldiers shall maintain their
company outside the camp.

All others who enter
will be unarmed.

Agreed.

Our soldiers will check your
delegates, and yours will check ours.

Agreed.

Then let's begin.

Clear.

- Clear.
- Next.

Clear.

Clear.

Clear.

Clear.

Clear.

Clear.

You're fine.

- Arms up. Arms higher, huh?
- Arms up.

- What is this?
- Move on.

Chet-chet.

Haniwa? What are you doing here?

I have a message from Paris.

Come down here.

- When did you learn to ride?
- I didn't.

- It hurts a lot actually.
- What does Paris say?

She says you will be
betrayed. We should go now.

If we leave the talks,
we are assured of war.

She dreamt it, Mama.

She seemed very sure.

Paris's premonitions
might come true,

but if we walk away,
thousands of people will die.

That is a certainty.

Papa.

Your mother will
handle our business.

We will stay close in case this
betrayal does come to pass.

Thank you.

She has been wrong before.

Paris or Mom?

Both.

It's good you came.

Find a perch. Keep watch.

Okay.

My guards told me
you'd taken to riding.

I was so pleased to hear it.

With your sight…

you must be able
to ride so quickly.

How exhilarating.

I wonder,

would you take me on a ride?

It would mean so much to me.

You okay?

Great.

I haven't felt freedom like
that in such a long time.

Really? You're the queen.

Don't mistake power for freedom.

My position binds
me to my people,

but it also keeps me
forever at a distance.

That sounds lonely.

Everyone does as I command…

but no one laughs with me…

wishes to know how I feel.

Am I happy? Sad?

I'm… I'm the queen.

It's been a very long time since someone
treated me with simple, honest affection.

Thank you.

Should we go again?

For years there was bloody
conflict between our nations.

But for a long while,
the peace has held.

And now we hear your queen
has assembled a war council.

Know this now,

it will be a sorry day for all Payans
if we answer this call to arms.

But we have no particular
desire to go to war.

Perhaps once you explain
your queen's behavior,

we can reach a less
bloody solution.

The queen has responded
to Trivantian aggression.

Your soldiers have been
encroaching on our land,

occupying border towns and
taking our people as slaves.

If your accusations were true,

we could talk about
settling them.

But Trivantian law prohibits any slaving
company from crossing the eastern border.

And we have occupied
no Payan towns

except in retaliation
to military incursions

and smuggling
across our borders.

It's hard to talk about borders

when your government has repeatedly
re-knotted the surveyors' maps,

claiming Payan
territory as your own.

To be clear, is that
a formal accusation?

It's a fact.

I know that voice.

That's Wren.

The woman who saved
us in Trivantes.

Sounds like you're
happy to see her.

I am.

It's always the
hard way with you.

If this was a simple
border dispute,

perhaps you'd just review the maps and
agree on our respective territories.

Yes, but…

any peace must come
with an official apology

for the attack on Kanzua.

An apology? You
can't be serious.

We will not apologize for
something we did not do.

You destroyed the dam and
tried to murder our queen.

We did no such thing!

Come on. We're talking
a simple apology.

We are the strongest military
power on the continent.

If we wanted your queen
dead, she'd be dead.

It's that strength that
makes you the only nation

capable of pulling off
an attack on Kanzua.

Your queen is despised
by many of her own.

I would not be surprised
if this so-called attack

came from within her own camp.

Regardless, we will not take the
blame for something we did not do,

just as we will stand by any actions
we did take in defense of our nation.

For instance, Lord Harlan,

we made no secret of
beheading your brother

after he was caught
spying in our city.

As a matter of fact,

we sent his head back
to you as a courtesy.

We tried to make it quick,
but he refused to cooperate.

- Captain Gosset!
- I'll kill you!

Come on!

All right. That's enough.

Have you lost your mind?

- Fuck you!
- I want him arrested at once!

This is a peace summit on neutral
grounds. There will be no arrests!

- Shove a poker up your ass!
- I apologize.

Don't apologize to them.

This conference was a waste
of time. We're done here.

Are you leaving? Oh, no.

Bye-bye. Good night.

Sweet dreams, assholes.

- Paris.
- Most people chop firewood outside.

I'm doing sword drills.

And… you just do the same motion over
and over until it becomes thoughtless.

In battle, there's
no time to think.

Did Toad teach you that?

No, it's a fundamental
rule of combat.

Remember…

there are weapons more
powerful than swords.

Compassion, love...

Love didn't save our people.

I sense you're different, Kofun.

So much anger.

Of course I'm angry.

I've been lied to
my entire life.

You've spent time
with the queen.

Be careful. Be very
careful, my dear.

This queen…

serves only one interest.

Her own.

Or maybe she's just careful
about who she trusts.

Well, at least she doesn't
pretend to be someone she's not.

I'm busy, Paris.

You both need to calm down.

No harm was done.

No harm?

You almost started
the war right there.

I may have had a bad
moment, granted...

Your bad moment has ended any
chance of a negotiated peace.

Well, if that's true, why haven't
the Trivantians ridden off yet?

Maghra, you're new to this.

And, Boo-Boo,

you don't strike me as the kind of guy
to negotiate his way out of a fight.

So you'll both have to
trust me when I tell you

we've gained
invaluable knowledge.

And what is that?

The Trivantians might actually
be serious about peace.

They will never
return to the table.

Yeah, well, they will.

But the table doesn't matter.

What matters is the deal you
make before you get to the table.

What are you talking about?

What have you done
without my authority?

I acted in your name

and with your best interests
at heart, Princess.

We have a meeting tonight
with Ambassador Scopus.

It's a private meeting,

away from the bluster and the
threats and Torrance's spying.

We negotiate the peace tonight,

and then we pretend to do it
again at the table in the morning.

You will not go to this meeting.

Excuse me?

You mean my meeting
that I set up for me?

Yeah, I think I will.

No. You have another
one of your bad moments,

you and Maghra will
be dead right there.

I will go with her.

Oh, yeah.

A Trivantian traitor wanted for
murder. What could possibly go wrong?

Just stop it, both of you.

Lord Harlan, that
is the last time

you will negotiate anything on my
behalf without my express permission.

Is that understood?

- Is that understood?
- Yes.

Now.

This is how we move forward.

Harlan, you will attend the meeting
with me, but so will Baba Voss.

And if you speak one
word out of line,

he will render you speechless
with a method of his choice.

Now, where is this
meeting you've arranged?

You forgot to mention
you were Payan royalty.

I would have… if I had known.

You didn't know?

It's a long story.

Well, you'll have
to tell me sometime.

Every day since I escaped, I've
dreamed of seeing you again.

I know this is difficult.

Our nations are
about to go to war.

Not if this conference
is successful.

It won't be.

You can't know that.

Can you?

And if our people go to war…

you will fight for yours,
and I will fight for mine.

We just can't let
that happen, Wren.

I know my mother
doesn't want war.

I'm not sure there can be peace…

between our people.

And I don't wanna fight you.

Wren.

I will never fight you.

Scopus?

You here?

Where else would I be?

Harlan. And who is with you?

As promised, brought
the princess.

- Princess.
- Ambassador.

Please let me offer my
most sincere apologies

for Lord Harlan's
inexcusable outburst.

You did make a fool of yourself, Harlan,
acting out like a temperamental child.

Imagine if you'd
actually harmed Watts.

Come on. It's not a summit
till someone gets hit.

So… we gonna do this?

Where do we begin?

We know you didn't
attack Kanzua.

Princess, I appreciate
your candor.

A refreshing change
from earlier today,

but I didn't need to crawl down
here to hear what I already know.

Then I'll tell you
something you don't know.

Within a very short time, my
sister will no longer be queen.

I'm listening.

The queen has not been herself
since the fall of Kanzua.

She has suffered greatly, and her
judgment has become questionable.

And your judgment is more sound?

There'll be no victor in a
war between our countries.

I'm quite confident
there would be.

You're asking my government to apologize
for an attack we did not commit.

When I am queen, I will
disavow the apology

and make the truth known.

Why would I agree to this?

For the same reason
you're here at all.

We all know the Triangle
does not want a second war.

You turn your back
on the Ganites,

and they'll be through your
walls in a matter of weeks.

The Ganites are cockroaches

and crushed under our
boots on a daily basis.

And all those boots are
mobilized in the west.

It would be a grave error to
underestimate our capabilities.

Yeah, I know.

But you know our queen is
capable of such errors.

So, do we have a deal?

So, Harlan, you've married
yourself a future queen.

A bold gamble, even for you.

Well, we're all slaves to
the vagaries of true love.

Thank you for dining with me.

Gets so quiet when
everyone's away.

Thank you for the
ride this morning.

It was nothing.

It was not nothing.

I'd like to return the favor.

- Harmony?
- Your Highness?

Do you have it?

Yes, a portion for each of you.

Your service is a blessing.

Thank you, my Queen.

Have you had thornflower before?

The journeyer?

It's forbidden.

I won't tell if you don't.

I've never had
journeyers before.

I'm honored to take your
first journey with you.

What are its effects?

I cannot explain it to you any more
than you can explain sight to me.

I'll give you the
same amount I take.

Surely a man your
size can handle that.

Now me.

And now we wait.

I don't feel anything.

To feel, you have to touch.

Touch?

Yeah, I feel…

I feel…

Not like that, Kofun.

Do you feel that?

Yes.

I feel that.

Sibeth.

Sibeth.

Should I stop?

No.

So, what do you think?

Scopus will make
the deal. Trust me.

- I don't trust you or him.
- Hey, Baba.

Ask your husband how it is he has the ear
of a high-ranking Trivantian ambassador.

He does make a good point,
Harlan. It is suspicious.

I'm no spy.

So, what then?

The queen's tax. It's
fucking high and stupid.

So, in order to keep the city fortified
and keep my citizens fed in leaner times,

I occasionally have to make the odd
deal beyond the reach of Kanzua.

It's thornflower. Coal.

So, you broke the law?

Cute. Yeah, I broke
the law for my people.

No doubt taking a good
percentage for your efforts.

A fair one. The
risk was all mine.

Look, we all have our
questionable pasts, don't we?

And you should be
grateful for mine,

because otherwise we'd all be
skipping off to war right now.

So, Baba Voss, unless you got any
more pretty little threats for me,

I'm gonna go to sleep.

We have a peace to pretend
to negotiate in the morning.

It's been a long day.
We should all go to bed.

We can argue more tomorrow.

Excuse me.

Get out of my way.

No.

How we sleep in
private is one thing,

but Scopus just made a deal

with queen-to-be Maghra
and her king-to-be Harlan.

Can't let anything
confuse that, can we?

If you touch her…

One of these days, I'm gonna
make you finish that sentence.

I'll sleep out here with you.

What?

He's a jackass, but he's right.

I don't want to be the
reason for your failure.

It's too cold for
you out here anyways.

Go in.

You sure?

Yes.

We all know Trivantes
did not attack Kanzua.

But we also know your queen is
deranged enough to go to war anyway.

So, we will deal with her the way you
deal with a child having a tantrum.

In the interests of peace,

we will grant her the
apology she craves.

Thank you, Ambassador.

And in exchange for this lie,

you will accept the borders as
they are knotted on our maps.

Agreed?

We accept your proposal and thank
you on behalf of the Payan people.

Excellent.

Our clerks will have the
day to redraw the maps,

and we'll review them
tomorrow before we depart.

One more thing
before we adjourn.

This business of your
queen embracing sight,

that must end.

If the sighted are allowed
to grow and prosper there,

no amount of border concessions
will save you from destruction.

Hello, Paris.

Hello.

I don't recall inviting
you to join me.

I didn't want you to dine alone.

Maybe I like dining alone.

No one likes dining alone.

When I asked you to stay close to Kofun,
I did not mean turn him into a soldier.

Believe me, there's
no risk of that.

I'm serious. He is
under your care.

It is your responsibility
to guide him.

I'm teaching a boy how
to protect himself,

- nothing more.
- Toad.

My whole life, I was
taught to kill witches.

Now you tell me I
must protect them.

So, why should I trust you?

You must trust yourself.

You, and you alone, are responsible
for every choice you make, man.

What if I choose wrong?

You won't.

How do you know?

Because…

I can tell you are a good man…

with a very stupid name.

Good man.

Good morning.

Hi.

Are you regretting last night?

I've just never
done that before.

What is new is
always frightening…

but also exciting.

I wouldn't wanna do anything
that makes you uncomfortable.

These days that seems
to be everything.

You've had a hard time.

You don't know who to trust.

Let's make a pact, right now.

I will never lie to you.

You will never lie to me.

Even when the things we tell each
other might be painful to hear.

Agreed?

Agreed.

This peace…

it's built on so many lies.

And it won't stand.

Maybe there's a greater
truth beyond all the lies.

And what truth is that?

That no one wants war.

I wish I was as
hopeful as you are.

Well…

if you stay close,
maybe it will rub off.

Intruders! Wake up!

What's happening?

Commander Watts?

Who's there?

Who's...

Help! Help! Guards!

We've been betrayed!

Scopus.

I'm sorry.

- No.
- Wren.

Papa, stay back!

You. You did this.

Wren. No.

This was your plan all along.

No, it wasn't us.

You knew I was the only
one who could stop this.

- Wren.
- You kept me up there.

You used me.

No. No.

Wren, wait!

This assassin has
Payan markings.

Sibeth.

Shit.

She was never gonna
allow a treaty.

This whole summit was just a way for
her to wage a war we couldn't stop.

I almost admire her,

if it weren't for the fact
she's gonna get us all killed.

We need to move.

The Trivantians will be here
before the God Flame rises.

Kofun?

Kofun?

Sibeth.

I'm so sorry to wake you.

No, what's wrong?

Something's happening.
I'm not safe here.

What... What is it?
What's happening?

Nothing yet, but something
will. I'm sure of it.

You are the only one I trust.

You can stay with me.

Thank you.

How was your trip?

You don't seem surprised.

That Queen Kane wanted
war? No. I'm not surprised.

I tried to warn the Triangle.

Those soldiers
didn't have to die.

There's something
else you should know.

The attack…

I believe it was
led by Baba Voss.

So Baba and his children
fight for the queen now.

It was I who drew him
here and let him escape.

If this gets out, the Triangle
will call for my head.

They will not hear it from me.

You're the only survivor. The
Triangle will have questions.

The first of those
questions will be:

How is it that the lone survivor
of the attack was my own captain?

You think I'm a traitor?

No. Of course not.

I've known you since
you were a child.

Still, the ground does continue
to shift under our feet.

So I need to know the answer
to this question, Captain.

How is it that you
alone survived?

- I would have thought you would be glad...
- Answer me.

Because I can see.