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Ron >> Come on. Let's get going.

>> That was awesome. Went like clockwork, man.

>> You say that after we've got our hands on the gold.

>> Maybe we should have brought the guard with us.

>> He wasn't in much shape to travel.

We're in.

Look at that.

All the goodies.

Wendell >> "Manejer con cuidajo."

I think that's Mexican. Know what?

I always thought mummies came from Egypt.

I mean, who knew they had mummies in Mexico?

It's not Mexican, dumb ass. It's lncan.

>> Where's Inca? >> It's what they used

to call Mexico before the Mexicans invaded.

>> Oh. Ron >> Come on.

>> What the hell's this? Where's all the gold?

>> The brochure said the Incas hid the goodies

inside the bundle.

Ahh...

Ahhh...what did I tell ya?

>> Sweet. >> But we're just

getting started. Get these other boxes open.

>> ARGHH!

>> Ron?!

ARGGGHHH...

This...this is just all a mistake, right?

I mean, we just opened up the wrong box.

>> Wendell!

I need you.

Serve me and you will live.

[gas-PH

>> You made a mistake entering my home.

Who are you?

>> Death!

>>ARGHHH!

Vicki >> That's not a bad dream, that's a full on nightmare.

But you know what? I used to have a re-occurring

nightmare when I was in the academy.

I used to dream that my bedroom was full of snakes.

>> Interesting.

>> One word about Freud and I'm going to put a stake

in your heart. >> Vicki, what I'm trying

to tell you is, it's not the specifics of the dream

that are disturbing, it's the fact that I dreamt at all.

From sunrise to sunset, for all intents and purposes, I'm dead.

>> Well, something has to be different.

Could it have been someone you ate?

>> I'm afraid it might be something much more serious

than that.

Because a vampire's life isn't natural,

neither is our death. Because we live so long, we can

sense when we're going to die.

>> What are you saying? You know when it's your time?

>> Assuming nobody puts a stake through our hearts,

we decide when to go. Like the Inuit elders, they

would leave their families and walk out onto an ice floe.

>> Yeah, but Henry, you don't have a death wish.

>> No? I keep working with you.

>> Oh, I'm pretty sure there's another explanation.

All right, I'm going to find out what it is and we'll stop this.

Mike >> I'll kick you the file when we're done.

Kate >> Hold-up squad's thrilled to see us.

>> Yeah, it seems we stepped on some toes.

I think the guys that did this are good

for a string ofjackings. >> Yeah, well, when the bad

guys graduate to murder it's our job.

No wonder Egyptian mummies get all the press...

no diamond covered sarcophagus, no gold jewelry.

>> No, nothing they left anyway. >> I'm going to see if they

were able to life any prints off the truck.

>> Yeah.

Can I get forensics over here!

Kate >> What have you got?

>> I want the coroner to take a look at this.

>> I think it's been a couple thousand years

since it's been on our watch.

>> Make sure we get a work up of the neck area here.

Okay, guys'?

And get a tissue sample... Hey! Hey!

Coreen >> "To see the sun in a dream symbolizes peace of mind,

enlightenment, tranquility, fortune, goodwill and insight.

It is a good omen to have the sun shining in your dream."

>> I'm the vampire. >> Right. Bad omen.

Maybe it's about you're missing the sun?

>> Which still wouldn't explain why I'm dreaming

in the first place. >> You know what?

I don't think we're going to find the answer in a dream book.

>> Well, I've got some stuff on sundials.

Vicki >> Yeah, but what if it's not about the sun.

You know, you said you saw a guy in the dream,

what did he look like?

>> He was big.

He wore vestments of some kind, like this.

And he had a head band that looked like that.

>> Some pretty good details for somebody who didn't

see anything. Maybe it's Mayan or Aztec.

>> No, it's too primitive. I think it's lncan.

Who knew Professor McAllister's Meso American history

would be good for something other than picking up boys.

Coreen >> Maybe he's trying to warn you.

Henry >> No. He's a threat.

Vicki, I think he might be real.

I don't think this is something you can help me with.

>> Henry, I'm not going to let you die over something

you saw in a dream.

>> Ahhh...!

Good.

Each one give me more life, more awareness.

>> You can't keep doing this. People are going to notice.

>> I need more. >> Like the mummy in the movie?

>> To regain what I had I need a special kind of soul.

I sense one in this place. >> Oh, yeah? Who is it?

>> An undying one, like myself. >> Another mummy?

>> A nightwalker.

Once I get it's aya, no power on earth will stop me.

>> Oh, good. >> The amulet, where is it?

>> The what? >> The amulet

that imprisoned me! I want it.

>> Oh yeah, yeah, yeah... Ron said that it was his.

He must have stashed it before you did the things.

I wouldn't know where... >> Give it to me!

>> Okay, okay, all right, all right.

You know what? Screw you, all right?

I'm walking. No,no,no!

You try to stop me, or get in my way, I'm going to use this.

>> And how do you intend to do that, Wendell?

What you feel is five years being taken from you.

Do I try for ten? >> No, please.

>> I forgive you, Wendell, because you're going

to make it all better. >> No...!

>> Aghhh...!

>> It's finished. Nothing can stop me now.

This dwelling of yours, it's not suitable for my return.

I need something a little more elegant.

Something with Internet.

>> I got a problem. Vicki >> Yeah?

Well, if you keep picking it, it's never going to heal.

>> No, this is your kind of problem.

And it's going to hit 11 on the freak dial,

even by your standards. >> Really?

Well, because you see, the last 10 hours of my life have been

all about my vampire partner have nightmares

of burning alive in the sun.

>> Yeah, okay you're still up there, but listen to this,

I found a dead guy, who looks to be around a 1000 years old.

The thing is, he's got a tattoo that he probably got

in the last ten. >> Hm.

Last time I checked there wasn't much business in doing ink

on dead folks. >> It's a spider-web design,

the same kind that the Regent Park Titans wear.

It's one of the guys that hijacked that mummy

on the way to the museum.

Problem is, I didn't find a mummy.

>> And you think the mummy has something to do with it?

>> What else am I going to think these days.

>> Was the mummy lncan? >> How the hell did you

know that?

>> The guy in Henry's nightmares is...lncan.

>> Okay, look, it's not bad enough that half of the unsolved

crimes in the city happen to have some kind of supernatural

element to them, but you two have to be personally connected

to all of them. >> I know.

Would you mind talking to someone about this

because it's getting a little old for me.

>> So why does an lncan mummy go AWOL?

Coreen >> I'm already on it. The way I see it,

it's a classic. It has to be a curse,

like in the movies. Somebody took the wrong thing

from the wrong tomb...or it's looking for it's lost lover

and all of a sudden, it's mummies gone wild.

>> Okay, before I go about sending a citywide alert for

some guy lurching around covered in bandages, I'd really like

to assess our other options first, if you don't mind.

>> Yeah. Okay, why don't you give me

a list of any of the Titan members that fit the general

description and I'll run them down for you?

>> Way ahead of you.

Thank you, for doing this.

If this thing has come back, what the hell does it want?

>> That's a Henry question.

>> Great.

Mike >> Okay, where are we at?

>> The show's on loan from a museum in Peru.

I got the catalogue.

What is it with museums and urns?

Who gets a kick out of looking at urns?

>> Ha, ha, don't ask me. I always went straight

to the dinosaurs. So what are we checking?

>> I've been through the manifest five times.

There are two crates full of gold and silver masks,

coins, pearls, statues, and nothing's missing.

>> Yeah, except for the mummy that forensic vaporized.

>> These guys make a clean getaway and then abandon

the swag in a rented garage? >> Maybe.

You know, from the way that the wrappings were pulled apart

on the mummy bundle, what they were looking for was inside.

>> Well, the paperwork says it's a relatively new find.

According to the museum, the only things that might

have been valuable were a ring and a necklace.

But I don't see how they could be precious enough

to give up on everything else. >> Well, maybe the thieves

got an eyeful of the guy inside and they panicked and took off.

>> Maybe. Maybe there was something in the

crate that wasn't in the books. It was from Peru.

>> No, no. I already checked that out.

The drug squad came up with nothing.

Did you find out anything on the guy who rented the garage?

>> The owner was paid cash. His description

was illuminating. Some guy with dark hair.

>> Beautiful. >> There's got to be something

more to it that we're just not seeing,

something outside the box.

>> Yeah, something like that.

>> Huh.

Bingo.

Hey, Mike, it's me.

Yeah, I was running down that list of gang members you gave me

and I've got a hit.

Like, I found your mummy thief.

Hap, rap, rap...]

>> You have a fine home.

I'll be happy here. Owner >> Huh...?

Pachacamac >> Nice trees. Double garage.

Vicki >> An ancient gold amulet and no one reports it missing?

Mike >> The curator didn't want to say anything

until he called Peru. Said if it got in the papers

it'd be a thing. >> And now?

>> It's a thing. >> Well, at least we got the

name of the guy you dusted. It's Ron Newbury.

He rented the garage. Here's your receipt.

I found it in the trash.

>> Do we know who he's working with?

>> No, there was nothing in the trailer.

Unless that corpse you found had a day timer on it,

we're out of luck. You'll have to pull

his phone records, see who he's talking to.

>> Did you used to be a cop or is that just my imagination

'cause...? >> I'm telling you,

sometimes not being one is very liberating.

Do you know how long it would have taken me

to get a warrant for that? >> Vicki.

Coreen >> This is worse than we thought.

The guy who used to resign in that mummy bundle, he used

to be a priest who wanted to take over the throne of Cuzco.

>> See what happens when you mix religion and politics?

Coreen >> He ran the temple of Wiraqocha, the lncan creator.

Now he names himself Pachacamac, another name for the creator

or the sun god. >> Yeah, no self esteem

issues there. >> We're just getting started

because then Pachacamac decides he wants more power,

so he switches teams to worship Supay, the god of death.

Mike >> Great. You know, for once why can't we

just have a god of... oh, I don't know, let's say,

fluffy bunnies and long walks holding hands?

Coreen >> Apparently the guy's super charismatic.

Suddenly we have this whole cult following Supay,

raping and killing as worship.

That's when he decides to take over the kingdom.

Supay promises to help Pachacamac by turning day

into night so he and his followers can invade.

So day turns to night, Pachacamac makes his move.

>> And becomes king. Coreen >> Not quite.

The black-out...it turns out to just be an eclipse.

So as soon as the lights come back up, Pachacamac

and his cult are captured. His followers are tossed off

the side of a mountain, sacrificed to Wiraqocha.

>> So why didn't they just toss him over as well?

>> They did. They went all Rasputin.

Everything they did, nothing would kill him.

Vicki >> Yeah, when you're friends with the god of death,

you get a 'get out of hell free' card.

>> Okay, wait a second. If he didn't die,

then who's wrapped up in that mummy bundle?

Coreen >> I said he didn't die. I didn't say they didn't

bury him. >> They buried him alive?

>> And they kept his aya bound in a mystic talisman.

>> Which is what this thing is.

Vicki >> Right.

When your thieves took it off of him, they woke Pachacamac up.

Mike >> If this is true and there is a mummy walking around

out there, again, what the hell does it want?

>> Well, I'm thinking death and power are the top of its list.

My question is how do we stop him?

>> I can dig up what I can on the amulet.

>> What, like somebody left instructions for you?

>> Well, if Henry's dreaming about him, they have

some kind of connection. So I think Henry's

our best source to lead us to Pachacamac.

>> You think you can find him through his dreams?

>> According to Henry, Pachacamac wants to find him.

Pachacamac >> So much power to kill, so many offered up.

This is good.

I understand why Supay has awakened me.

The world is ready. >> Good.

So I guess you don't need me anymore?

Can I go now 'cause...?

>> I need you Wendell.

I need many more.

They will come.

Their death will be glorious.

>> Ha... ha...

Pachacamac >> Henry!

>> I need you! >> Oh, you're just a dream.

>> No! Not a dream!

Fitzroy.

Henry Fitzroy.

I will find him and my life will be forever.

>> UH, UH!

>> Did we have a date?

>> In your dreams. It happened again, didn't it?

>> I saw him. >> The lncan guy

in your apartment. >> Whatever's happening to me,

it's building. >> Henry, I don't think

this is a dream. And I don't think it's some

kind of vampire death wish. I think this person is real.

An lncan mummy went missing and I think it's revived itself.

>> He wants my memories. He wants my power.

He wants my soul. >> Good.

>> That's not the first word that came to my mind.

>> No, if there is some kind of connection between

the two of you then that is how we'll flush him out.

>> Well, that's not a problem. He wants me.

He knows my name. >> All right, then the next time

you dream, you are going to control this.

You are going to communicate with him.

You are going to find him. >> And how am I supposed

to do that? I haven't dreamt

in five centuries. >> It's happening in your head,

isn't it? You have to find a way

to guide it.

>> When we find him, I get the first crack.

If this Pachacamac is real, he'll find out who's the wolf

and who's the lamb.

>> Pachacamac's not just a mummy, he's a friggin' sorcerer.

>> And you ask why I hate magic?

>> What if he's coming to you in your dreams because

he can't find you and he's trying to draw you out?

>> Then I'll give him his fondest desires and I'll tear

his throat out for him.

>> Aw, please, do not go all vampire macho on me.

If he can hurt you in your dreams, imagine what he can do

to you in person.

Henry, he serves their god of death!

>> He'll die just like everybody else.

>> He doesn't! That's the point!

He wants your life force, and if you go out there

you'll be handing it to him on a silver platter.

You'll just be making him stronger.

>> There's no other way.

Okay.

What's your suggestion?

>> I don't know how to stop him yet.

But I want to keep you under wraps during the daytime.

>> You want to guard me?

>> I'll catch some shut-eye, too.

The nice thing about vampire sleep is you don't snore.

Listen, I'll be back by dawn and please, do not leave here.

>> I guess I'll have to order dinner in tonight.

>> No, Fitzroy.

Yeah, Henry, is he in?

>> Where is he?

>> I don't know. He must have an unlisted

number or something. Hey, I'm a thief, okay?

I'm not a P.l. You want me to rip off

his stereo, I'm the guy. This, I mean...

>> An Aya like his can not be hidden.

There will be signs even if he wishes anonymity.

He will be known.

Now run off like a good little thief and find him.

>> Okay.

>> All right. Well, thanks for the heads up.

Yeah, I'll talk to ya later. Bye.

Kate >> So, you want to tell me why we're running

a Ron Newbury? >> Uh...is that my caffeine fix?

>> Tell me where you got thelead?

>> Anonymous tip. >> Anonymous?

Spelled V-I... >> I do have other sources,

you know. >> You used to have

other sources, but then you stopped being a detective

and turned into Vicki's guy on the inside.

>> Oh, really? Well, is that the insight that

got you bumped up to detective? Why, it's truly amazing.

Truly. >> You're shutting me out.

Vicki knows things about my own cases that you won't

even tell me. >> Come on, Kate.

>> If you don't want to work with me, fine.

But I can't keep covering your back if you don't have mine.

>> Hey, listen to me. This tip is good.

Okay?

Want to help me run this guy or not?

>> And it leads us where? >> Suspected associate

on a similar heist, a perennial loser named

Wendell Bauer.

All right, you're cranky this morning, aren't ya?

Since when do I take double cream?

>> You want me to shoot you?

>> I'm just saying...

Kate >> I'm guessing it's not an open house.

Mike >> Wendell Bauer?

Police!

Go on through.

Kate >> Looks like someone left in a hurry.

Do you think he saw us from the window?

Mike >> Yeah, could be.

Damm it.

Kate >> You found anything? >> Uh...

No, nothing.

Kate >> Mike? >> Yeah.

>> You so owe me. >> Why?

>> Is this supposed to be this dull?

>> Since when are you an art collector?

We found it. We know this Newbury's

a bad guy. >> Score one

for the good guys, huh? >> You betcha.

I guess you can thank Anonymous for me.

>> Sure.

Vicki >> Mike, where have you been?

I've been trying to get a hold of you for hours.

>> We found Bauer's place. There was another body there,

a woman. >> What about Wendell

and the mummy? >> Gone.

Vicki, your not hearing me. Another person is dead.

>> Mike, I hear you, okay? And Henry's going to be next.

That's why we have to stop him.

>> All right, one more thing. I found the amulet.

>> But if Pachacamac had it, why would he leave it behind?

>> You said it was supposed to be made out of gold

but I think they did something to it.

Vick...

You still there?

>> Yeah. Listen, I'll call you back

if I find anything. >> Yeah.

>> Well, got a lead?

>> You don't suppose the lncans made a back-up amulet, do you?

It's toast.

>> But it was the only thing that kept Pachacamac

dead...ish. >> No, I don't think so.

The amulet's just an object. It's magic

that's controlling him.

So what we have to do is find that magic.

It's still out there. We just have to find a way

to channel it. >> So all we need is someone

who's a powerful magician and a grimoire

to work a spell from. >> My marks have power

and I know someone who has a grimoire.

>> No, it's way too dangerous. >> Do you think I want to?

Pachacamac has already killed two people.

>> Henry will kill you if he finds out you're doing magic.

>> And he'll die if I don't.

I'm willing to take the risk.

>> So Coreen's babysitting me now?

You have a heart murmur.

>> Since I was a kid. >> Nothing to worry about.

>> Great. Vampire MD.

I can see prime time possibilities now.

>> I could smell you, too.

For some reason, nobody ever likes when I say that.

You guys don't have to do this.

>> I can handle myself.

Vicki >> Yes, a tazer's very effective against evil

sorcerer types. >> And I've got Mike and Vicki

on speed dial. >> I feel safer already.

Vicki >> Look Henry, she doesn't have to handle anything,

you just need to stay put with the blinds drawn

and the doors locked.

>> Exactly.

>> Exactly.

Do you know where he is?

Vicki >> I have some leads. >> And what are you going to do

when you find him?

>> Whatever it takes.

>> I've looked after myself for a long time, Vicki.

I'm not going to run from a bad dream.

When I wake up,

I'm going hunting.

>> I can handle it.

I have to handle it.

>> And you accuse me of being macho.

>> It's just ever since I was marked I have been drawing evil

to this city,

to the people I care most about.

I'm not going to let this guy take your soul.

>> I've lived a long time, Vicki.

>> Yeah, and you don't want to miss your 500th birthday,

do you?

I just want to see you blow out the candles.

>> Don't do anything stupid.

>> Henry...

Sweet dreams.

Coreen >> He's got the Necronomicon

and one of the books of blood.

Who knew these were real?

>> Coreen, we only have a few hours, okay?

So I need you to find whatever spell will protect souls.

>> Well if it exists, it's going to be in one of these.

>> All right, I have to go, but if anyone tries

to get in here... >> I'll call.

I'll call. Are you sure you're okay

with this? >> I have to be.

Oh, and the first rule of babysitting, no boys.

>> I found your immortal superguy.

>> Where?

>> I...l don't know yet, but I know what he does.

>> Then you haven't found him.

>> I have to... The dude draws comics.

I mean, I would have thought that a vampire would have

been like... a prince or something,

but he draws these horror comics.

>> Good work. Only one thing.

>> Wham'?

>> They're called graphic novels.

>> You get Crowley-ed? Mike >> I wish.

No, I destroyed evidence. >> What kind of evidence?

>> Back at Bauer's apartment, a mummified body.

That woman that I called you about.

Kate was going to see it and I thought,

"How the hell am I going to explain this?"

So I turned it to dust.

>> I know it's hard, Mike.

You did the right thing. >> No, Vicki.

I did what you would do.

I'm a cop. Cops don't destroy evidence.

>> Yeah, but this doesn't sound like something that the courts

would find admissible, however.

>> Yeah, and when exactly did that become my call?

Tell me that. Huh?

You know, I never crossed the line before you got involved

with Fitzroy.

And even then, it was only after we caught this boogeyman.

This is completely different. >> No, it's not.

You couldn't have told anyone about this.

>> I trashed a body.

No body, no evidence.

No evidence, no DNA.

No way to find out who this poor girl was,

so I can tell her parents that she's gone.

Oh, and just to ice that cake, I lied to my partner.

>> You didn't have any choice.

>> You ever lie to me when we were partners?

>> You're trying to protect her.

You want to get Kate dragged into this, too?

>> I can't keep playing in your world, Vicki.

>> Hey, you brought this to me. This is your world, too.

>> Can't be. >> Why?

Because it's getting too hard to deal with what's actually

out there? >> No, because it's too easy.

If I can't play by the rules, I can't wear the badge.

This is your nightmare, Vicki, it's not mine.

The bad guys, they're supposed to carry guns.

They're not supposed to have fangs and claws.

They're not suppose to be able to suck the life force out of

somebody so he looks like beef jerky, for crying out loud.

I mean, this is insane!

I can't keep doing this.

I'm a cop.

>> They really use eye of newt?

>> It's a classic.

>> We don't have time for spells that need ingredients

we'd have to track on eBay. >> He got his powers

from the god of death. It's not going to be

all abracadabra. >> What else have you got?

>> Human sacrifice might work. >> Don't tempt me.

I haven't seen as many 'thees' and 'thous' since I studied

Hamlet. >> Some of it's a little arcane.

What?

I don't think so. >> Would this do

what I think it does? >> In theory.

>> Why didn't you tell me about this?

I asked you to show me all the options.

>> How is this an option? Vicki, it's way too dangerous.

>> Would you like that I do it myself?

Turn myself into a frog? >> No, I don't like this.

Henry would never agree. >> Well, I'm not going

to ask him. All right?

Prep what we need and I will put these books back

before he wakes up.

>> Where are you? >> Fitzroy!

>> Why are you here? >> I like your work.

The shadows.

>> I know what you are. >> And I know what you are.

I've already taken in pieces of you.

I like it. >> I'm not afraid of you.

I can destroy you. >> Deep down you know you can't.

You know it's your time. >> You're lying.

You're using what you found in my brain.

Vicki >> He's not lying.

Please, just come to him. Make it easy on the rest of us.

>> You won't hurt her. >> Wrong again, Henry.

You know what I can do. Meet me and she lives.

Vicki >> Henry? Henry >> I know where he is.

>> You saw? >> He showed me.

I have to go. >> No, you can't.

>> I don't have a choice.

Vicki, you've done enough. I have to do this alone.

>> Henry, he's a sorcerer. >> Who's going to offer up

millions of lives to honour his gods.

I have to stop him.

This house. This address.

You can track it? >> I will.

>> Pachacamac underestimates me.

I can destroy him. Let's go.

>> Henry! >> Let's go, let's go.

ARGHHHH...!

>> I'm so sorry.

I can not let him kill you.

Coreen >> Oh, my god! You killed him!

>> He'll heal. You'll heal, right?

Henry, I'm so sorry. I had no choice.

>> He'll be okay. You can drink my blood

as soon as we're done. >> You wouldn't...

>> It's the only way I can save your life.

>> Then let me die. >> No, you don't mean that.

>> Please, before it's too late.

Please, we can do this together.

>> Take this offering that we present

and change it so it may change.

The blood not brushed by daylight.

The herbs that thrive on dark.

>> Coreen, no.

Vicki >> Coreen...!

The blood not brushed by daylight.

These herbs that thrive on dark.

Henry >> How did you know? >> The one that would take

will be taken.

This I command. Henry >> Vicki, no.

>> You sure this won't turn me into a blood-sucker?

>> What it will do isn't much better.

>> Vicki, no.

>> You bastards want a piece of me?

Here it is.

[cough,cough,cough“J

>> You have no idea what you've done.

Pachacamac >> You could have knocked.

>> Knock, knock.

>> Vicki Nelson.

I met you in his dreams.

Ham and pineapple?

>> Nah, pizza this late will just give me nightmares.

>> The trouble with consuming souls, you pick up

their bad habits. Where's Fitzroy?

>> Uh...Henry couldn't make it. He hasn't been sleeping well.

>> So he sent his concubine?

>> No one sent me.

I want you to take my life instead.

>> And that's why you brought a weapon?

>> Thought you might need a little convincing.

>> It's rare to see such nobility in a mere mortal

and such strength in a woman.

>> You have been dead a long time.

>> I sense power in you.

Supay will be pleased.

>> Well, whatever makes Supay happy.

>> You'll make an excellent meal.

Once I have your memories

your friend will be easy to find.

What have you done? >> I poisoned my life force.

You may experience a little indigestion.

>> ARGGHHH...!

Henry!

Henry. Coreen...

>> You made it! It worked.

He went to feed.

>> So he's okay? >> I offered him my blood.

He wouldn't even look at me. >> Did you tell him?

>> He didn't want to hear it.

>> Okay, we should go.

He'll call us when he's ready.

Mike >> Okay, so if we've got the amulet,

then nothing else is missing, right?

Kate >> Nothing the museum's going to admit to.

But this Newbury guy's got to be somewhere.

You know something I don't?

>> I'm just not sold that he's going to show up, that's all.

>> An anonymous tip?

>> Call it a hunch.

Something tells me our guy is long gone.

>> Mike...

It's over.

>> You wanna take five.

>> We've got work to do.

>> Henry?

>> Did you come by to stab me?

Hey, come on. What's a little sword wound

between friends? >> You crossed the line.

I know the ritual you performed and I know the price.

Do you?

>> Yeah... and it saved your life.

And he's dead. >> There was another way.

Do you truly think my hatred for dark magic

is some kind of affectation?

You fouled yourself, with my blood.

Me.

And you brought Coreen into their radar.

>> What did you want me to do?

Did you want me to let him kill you?

You know what? Between the spell, the blood

and the marks, I was pretty sure

that if I didn't kill him,

I'd at least give him one hell of a stomach ache.

>> You made a deal with the devil because you were

pretty sure.

>> I didn't make a deal with the devil.

>> Who do you think you called with that ritual?

Who do you think you owe?

>> I did what I had to do.

Okay, you have saved my life a dozen times, and I told you,

I would do whatever it took to save yours.

>> I know.

And I wish I could forgive you.