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If Crawford wants her former
people to return to Earth,

she will decipher
the attack on Astrea.

Elder Crawford, we have
been expecting you.

We received your request.

79 years of peace may
be coming to a halt.

As you know, Astrea
suffered an attack.

As Elders we feel that
sending the Space Rangers

back to Earth now
may be careless.

Instead, we feel it's prudent

that the Space Rangers
investigate the event on Astrea

under your careful watch.

General Capp was
appointed by the Accords

to serve as a leader, but
the elders have doubts.

Allow me to send a space
Ranger back to Earth.

That is my price for
what you ask of me.

Very well. Well good
luck, Elder Crawford.

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(spaceship hissing)

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We should have about 11
minutes once we arrive inside.

11? Seems pretty precise.

(scoffs) Better
than 10 and a half.

Good point.

You ready?

Try and keep up.

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(static crackling)

(vessel whooshing)

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(engines roaring)

(explosion booming)

(engine roaring)
(weapons firing)

Didn't mention those. Did you?

Must have slipped my mind.

(engines roaring)

It's not gonna
approach again, eh?

We'll see about that.

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(engines roaring)

(tires screeching)

[Dakota] Nice job,
Scotch. You're learning.

[Scotch] I'm a pilot. I
prefer my wings to your wheels.

Well, we can't all
be good at everything.

- Like you.
- Exactly.

[Scotch] We should
get back. Hold on.

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(vessel whooshing)

So that means
what? Six in a row?

I only need to win one.

Ah, fortune cookie wisdom.

Good luck, Slowpoke.

Good morning, Rangers.

What's up, Si?

The General wishes
to have a word.

That sounds ominous.

He's waiting in
his study. Follow me.

(tense music)

That is.

Well, looks like you two had

quite the eventful morning.

I already know, so
there's no use denying it.

It's peace time, General.

We're just keeping our skills
sharp for when it's not.

Keeping your skills sharp.

Speed racing?

Well, last time I checked
wars in the cosmos were fought

in the air, not on the asphalt.

Sir, protocol discontinued
air-to-air combat.

Ground-to-tire's only training
simulation for us now.

I know what the damn
protocol is, Ranger.

(scoffs) I was the
one who wrote it.

Did we do
something wrong, sir?

Unlike my predecessors,

I've really had no need for
the Space Ranger program.

Our planet's been able to
thrive under my command,

living in relative
peace and harmony

with other species
in this galaxy.

Hell, hmm, even our
new home has been free

for more invasion, disease.

And in all transparency,

I struggle to find one single
reason to not decommission

this idle Space Ranger
program altogether.

Until now.

What I'm about to share
with you is classified.

Besides Si, no one
knows about this,

and I intend to keep it that way

until I make a
decision otherwise.

Decision?

There's a planet off the
western edge of our galaxy.

Very old. Actually, one of
the oldest solar solar system.

Astrea.

You got something you
wanna say, Scotch?

It's a mining station.

After I got exiled is the
one that sweeps on my route.

That's correct.

We've known about the existence
of this for some time now

and for the most part,
it's laid mostly dormant.

Until now, sir?

This unmanned space station,

sits right on the edge of the
exosphere, on top of Astrea.

Log book show a few ships
docking here or there.

Mostly refueling.

But a few hours ago

this happened.

(aircraft whooshing)

(weapons firing)

(fire roaring)

Those weapons
violate the Accords.

That's correct.

Who are they?

We don't know.

All that we know is that docking
station has been destroyed,

which now leaves that
ancient planet vulnerable.

Vulnerable to what, sir?

Anyone.

From what I can remember,

there wasn't much on
Astrea to speak of.

On the surface,
that's correct.

And below the surface?

How familiar are you
with the term Arrowax?

Bimini?

What?

That's an island out
the close of Florida.

Like back home on Earth.

That's right, Scotch.

And as the story goes,

Ponce de Leon, 16th
century Spanish explorer,

sought a mythical
fountain in Florida

that were said to
grant eternal youth.

Talking about
the water of life?

Wait, you're telling
us that's real?

I am.

But the fountain youth part

is nothing more than a
bedtime story at best.

The Arrowax are
hiding it on Astrea.

But unmanned space station
served as a relay satellite

down in the mainland so the
species could keep an eye

on who was coming and going.

Wait, so you think these
Arrowax are hiding the fountain

of youth on the surface

and whoever took out the
relay station is, what,

trying to get their hands on it?

That's one fair, yes.

So you wants us to find out

who took out the mining station.

They're irrelevant
at this point in time.

We just need to know why.

The Arrowax are up to
something down there.

So that's why I need
you two to go down there

and tell me what that is.

After that, we will
assess your findings

and come up with an
appropriate plan of action.

Plan of action? Meaning?

If we get involved
in this mess,

it's gonna be for
one to two reasons.

We'll protect whatever it
is that we find down there

or take control of it.

Each have a very
different set of variables

and different outcomes.

When?

You link in at 06:00
tomorrow morning.

Si will get you
all the particulars.

Wait, that's far at
the Slingshot atmosphere.

You'd be looking at

Time travel.

Is there a problem
with that, Ranger?

Time travel?

Why the hell not?

I'm down.

Very good.

Dismissed.

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So let's read
on all that today?

My read?

Spent all this time
being irrelevant.

Might be a shot to
change all that.

How'd you know all that stuff?

Bimini?

Prep school.

(scoffs) That
makes so much sense.

Stayed out there for four
years before enlisting.

Stationed at Cape Canaveral.

After flight school,

just waiting on the space
program to call my number.

You wanna know what I think?

I already know what you think.

I'm gonna say it
out loud anyway.

It seems like every time the
Space Rangers are called on,

there's some sort
of hidden agenda

or double meaning behind it.

Past doesn't lie.

Exactly.

Don't get me wrong. I
love the action, I do.

This place is just starting
to feel right, you know?

Like home.

I get it. Really, I do.

But this place,

all this stuff around
you, it's not home.

It's just another
simulation. I know. I get it.

06:00 is gonna come early.

Thanks for the drink.

See you in the morning.

See ya.

What is it?

Messages came in this morning.

And?

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When were you gonna tell me?

Look, I wanted to, I just,

all this stuff with the General.

I didn't wanna break your mood.

Look, Dee, I'm sorry.

If there was something I
could do, you know I would.

It's fine.

Really, it's no big deal.

Sure? 'Cause you
look hell a mad.

Fine. Like you said,
there's nothing you can do.

I'm good.

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(static crackling)

(Dakota sighing)

You know, popping in and out
of people's lives like that

can be pretty annoying.

Bad time.

Even if it were, would
it make a difference?

Not really.

We've been over this.

Your concept of space and time

Doesn't exist where
the Elders live.

I know. You've made
that very clear.

So what's up? Why the drop-in?

This issue on Astrea?

The General is only
scratching the surface.

Okay.

The Fountain of
Youth was something

that Robert Sharpe
was once after

when he first migrated
the Humans to Andromeda,

way before your
time on this planet.

He came close to
obtaining it too.

There's an ancient civilization.

It's called the-
The Arrowax.

That's right.

They're hiding a secret
from the rest of the Galaxy,

and you're gonna find
it on that planet.

Why didn't Sharpe
find it first?

He tried.

He used a Space
Marine named Reynolds,

but he didn't search
deep enough to find it.

The Fountain.

Human minds are so literal.

As with anything worth finding,

there's more to it
than it appears.

All right, if not
that, then what?

How do you think
the Terra Elders

have outlived every other
species in this galaxy?

(scoffs) You mean they're
hiding an Elder down there?

The oldest one, an
Elder we call the Prime.

The Arrowax have guarded his
corpse for thousands of years.

And with the mining
station out of commission,

he's gonna be left
out in the open

for anyone to steal.

That is, if you can
get past the Seminole.

What's a Seminole?

You'll find out.

Early start to
your day tomorrow.

What time is it?

(static crackling)

Yep, I forgot.

You like to do that. Great.

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(punches thudding)

(knife scraping)

(fighter grunting)
(body thudding)

(device beeping)

(waves crushing)

(birds chirping)

(gentle music)

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You good? What's up?

Crawford came to
see me last night.

Okay, and?

Remember what I said
about hidden agendas?

Shit.

Are you ready, Dakota?

Me? I thought we
were both going in.

Scotch will serve as
command from upstairs.

Your time jumps too far.

You have to use your whole
projection to make the trip.

So you don't wanna risk
losing ephemeral minutes.

You want me get you back
while he's still young, yeah?

Besides, I need
all the power I can

to get you there and back.

All right.

Look, you got this.

I'll been here the whole time.

Shall we begin?

Let's do this.

Ready when you are.

(static crackling)

(vessel whooshing)

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All right, you're
nearly there.

Vitals look good.

Might have one or two
wrinkles when you get back.

Hilarious. Just get
me there in one piece.

[Scotch] Copy that.

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Some kind of temple up ahead.

[Scotch] We got you.

Corner's really good.

[Dakota] So do I knock or?

I'm finding you a back door.

[Dakota] I see it. On my way.

(static crackling)

General Capp says you
should see a tunnel.

[Dakota] I see it. Going
in for a closer look.

Those tunnels are old.

Older than anything
I've ever seen.

It's hard to breathe in here.

(footsteps thudding)

I don't know what's happening.

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(vessel whooshing)

(static crackling)

Dee, you all right?

Oh, what the hell was that?

Oh, I never felt anything
like that before.

The codex tried
the return server.

I had to pull you up
before we lost power.

You were second or two

from staying wherever
the hell you were.

For a long time.

- That was close.
- Too close.

What the hell was that thing?

I have an idea.

We shouldn't talk about it here.

Rangers, the
General is waiting.

(gentle music)

Whoa.

That was interesting,
to say the least.

- Sir-
- Not now.

I'll tell you what.

Who is hungry? Let's eat.

I mean, I could eat.

(gentle music)

Hmm. Good.

Kind of sweet with a
little bit of a bite. Hmm.

So, program's been good to you?

No offense, sir,

but I've lost a lot more than

it's ever been able to provide.

Yeah. None taken.

I mean, we're all
wounded souls here.

I understand.

Hmm. So I cooked, we ate.

I say we skipped dessert

and moved to after
dinner conversation.

Second that.

Hmm. Okay.

Very well.

Well, here is the essence of
mankind's creative genius.

Weapons won't destroy
us in the end,

but words, words and ideas
can fertilize new concepts.

Makes me think of Siamese twins.

Yes, human beings can
weave real fabric things

from the dream stuff
of mathematics.

Yet our universe is
hardwired with arithmetic.

Scratch a circle, pie peeps out.

Enter a new solar system and
telco's formula lies waiting

under the black velvet
cloak of space and time.

Hmm. But where?

Where is the universe hidden
the secret of everlasting life?

On that planet. That's where.

And why would you want it?

Life that never ends?

I don't, I just don't
want anyone else to have it.

It's a big difference.

Enlighten me.

Hm, well, Humans, I
mean if nothing else,

have the good sense to die.

People that created this place.

Okay, they see it that way.

The Terra Elders need you
to keep it out of the hands

of everyone else.

Exactly.

What you witnessed on Astrea

is the tradition
of preservation.

The Arrowax were about
to summon the Prime Elder

and move his location in
order to keep his DNA hidden,

DNA that can extend
the life of any object

that comes in contact with.

We can't afford to lose track
of where they move the Prime.

In the Seminole?

(tense music)

Hmm.

Who told you about him?

The Rangers have
our sources too.

Yeah.

Well, he's nothing more than
a wild card in all this.

His codex out dates
our technology.

That's why Scotch had to
pull you out of there today.

Did the Seminole know
we were in that temple?

I triple checked the firewalls.

No one, I mean no one could
know what we were doing.

My, well, he was
there, wasn't he?

Look, that doesn't matter
how all this happened.

It just matters that it did.

Now I get to speak
with the Elders

and see what they see to be an
appropriate course of action.

I don't understand.

The Elders need us to do this?

Why don't they just have
the Arrowax handle it?

Maybe they don't
trust the Arrowax,

I mean, with something
this big anyway.

That would explain the
need for the Seminole.

Correct.

I'll get us some answers
and we'll go from there.

But until then,

let's prepare for the worst
but hope for the best.

Thank you for dinner.

You have a lovely home.

I'll show myself out.

(tense music)

I don't like it.
Something seems off.

Speak on it.

Crawford already told
me about the Prime.

She seems to think everyone
would be able to steal it.

So why would the General
be any different?

Dee, come on.

No, think about it.
The Rangers are pawns.

They would rather have us
around and not need us,

than need us and not have us.

All right, so what
do you wanna do?

I'm going to the archives.

Be careful. Si watches
those files like a hawk.

That's why I'm gonna have
you pull his CPU offline

while I do it.

(scoffs) Anything else?

When do you ship out?

(sighs) It could
be any day now.

They just tell you be ready.

I just,

I just can't believe
they passed me up.

Look, hey, don't
sweat it, all right.

Who knows, maybe I
show up, ship out.

End up being the only
dark-skinned brother on the planet.

Wouldn't there be some shit?

I'm just jealous.

Going home sounds
nice, that's all.

I'll pull Si off
in a couple of hours.

You need a ride?

I'm good. Thanks.

(tense music)

(dramatic music)

(spaceship humming)

(dramatic music)

(spaceship humming)

Scotch, I'm here.
Are we good to go?

Si's fast asleep.
You got 15 minutes.

Copy that.

(suspenseful music)

(system beeping)

[Archives] Greetings, Dakota.

Archives, show me the files
listed under the Arrowax.

[Archives] Access denied.

All right. Show me the
files on the planet Astrea.

(system beeping)

[Archives] Will
there be anything else?

Yes. Archives, send
this to Server 5-5-6.

[Archives] Done.

Do you require
further assistance?

Yes, actually.

Pull up any information
stored on the name Seminole.

(system beeping)

[Archives] Can I help
you with anything else?

Yes, Archives,
please translate this.

[Archives] My apologies.
But that file is encrypted.

Encrypted by who?

[Archives] General Capp.

Would you like me to send
the encryption package

to Server 5-5-6 as well?

Quickly, yes.

[Archives] Very well. Done.

Can I help you
with anything else?

Scotch, how are
we looking on time?

Time's up. Get out of there.

Archives, log me out
and wipe any cache files

regarding this inquiry.

[Archives] Done. Have
a nice day, Dakota.

(dramatic music)

(vessel whooshing)

(dramatic music)

[Conspirator 1]
We did our part

and now we're forced to wait.

[Conspirator 2] Relax.

If it weren't for me,

you wouldn't have known
the location of the Prime.

What good is a location if
we have nothing to show for it?

You will.

I just need to take care of
something on my end first.

The delays won't be
long. You have my word.

Your word?

[Conspirator 2] I have someone
that needs redistribution.

Give some more time.
It'll be yours.

(dramatic music)

Well?

It's codex isn't
old. It's ancient.

So, you can't read it?

It's coded. Some
kind of Cipher.

Could take weeks to
figure out, if at all.

Terrific.

So the Seminole files,
they're washed too then, yeah?

(system beeping)

Can you give some time?

I might be able to run
some testing on it.

How much time?

A lot.

Damn it.

As long as you can allow me.

It's time consuming.

I don't think it will be long

before Capp sends
us back down there,

and I need to know what the
fuck it is we're walking into.

(sighs) I mean, you could
always try reaching out.

To Crawford?

She's never did
you wrong before.

Is either that or you bring
this up to the General.

Yeah, but Capp, he hid the
files in the first place.

So then what?

Seems like your decision
should be pretty easy.

How does it work anyway?

What, you got some Terra
symbol you shine up

in the night sky?

(chuckles) Doesn't
work that way.

She usually just shows up
when I least expect it.

Okay, so how about I
take all of this with me,

see if I can crack
it by chance, luck.

Maybe both.

Meanwhile, you do your zen shit.

See if Crawford shows up.

Yep.

Zen. All right, you got this.

(dramatic music)

You of all beings should
know the consequences

of the Prime falling
into the wrong hands.

With the Prime Elder exposed,

there is a great
deal of concern.

Our species will not now or
ever bow to the human race.

The Elders can't bow
to you or anyone else.

Power is not what you
command, but who commands it.

And such, the Humans
will obey the Elders.

And the Fountain, the General
has his sights set on it.

Can you be trusted to do what
must be done to stop him,

should you be asked to?

We will speak again,
Elder, and soon.

(gentle music)

Okay.

(gentle music)

(Dakota sighing)

(gentle music)

(dramatic music)

(weapons firing)

Shit.

(sighs) Okay, just breathe.

Try again.

(gentle ethereal music)

(waves crushing)

(gentle ethereal music)

(punches thudding)

(punches whooshing)

(knife scraping)

What's a Seminole?

You'll find out.

(device beeping)

Scotch.

We've got problems.

(gentle music)

Dee, did someone follow you?

No.

- You sure?
- Yes, I'm sure.

No one at all?

You check for a tail
the way I taught you?

Jesus, yes.

I've been at this
longer than you.

Origin Ranger, remember?

Let me guess.
No Crawford, huh?

How'd you know?

I got into Si's motherboard.

Uses member banks to
translate the files.

How the hell did you do that?

Put I'm a sleep mode.

Look, that's not
the important part.

But when I fed the
data to the CPU,

it starts spitting out
all this crazy shit.

See, Crawford codex is
what we call a lifeline.

It predates all
other codex readers,

but it's easiest spot too.

So when I traced it
using the memory banks,

it's been banned.

Which is why I guess she
never came to see you.

Banned?

Even Terra Elders
had their limits.

All right, who do
you think did that?

Scotch?

What the hell
are you doing here?

There aren't any parts of
this facility off limits to me,

I'm afraid.

What do you want, Si? We're
in the middle of something.

My apologies, but
this won't take long.

General Capp wishes to
speak with you at once.

Can it wait?

The General was quite
adamant you meet him now.

Okay. All right.

Look, take that.

Keep it somewhere safe.

I'll link back up with you
after the General and I talk.

You sure?

Dakota, you are being
requested at Archives.

Archives. Why?

I'm not quite sure,

but I assume all will be
explained once you arrive.

Go on. Keep that
on you at all times.

I will.

(suspenseful music)

Ranger Scotch.

You know when I,

when I first heard that the
original planet Earth was safe

to return to, I just knew
you'd be one of the first

to volunteer to go back.

I mean, given your
service history,

you obviously
loved your country.

Hmm.

So tell me, you must
be excited to return.

I am, sir.

And what luck,

you being one of the
first to be picked?

I don't like to think
of it as luck, sir.

I think my record speaks
for yourself up here.

Hm.

And Dakota?

Disappointed in not being
picked, but she's a Ranger.

She knows her place.

Does she?

Sir?

Have you ever
heard the expression,

quitting while you're ahead

isn't the same as quitting?

Probably, sir.

Or how about this one?

It is a joy to stay hidden
but a disaster to be found.

(headbutt thudding)

(vessel humming)

Both of you, you're
just a pain in my ass.

(punches thudding)

You are gonna tell me what
you and Dakota are doing.

And if you refuse, I'll
make sure you never set foot

on that planet that you
call home again, ever.

(tense music)

I'll tell you what,

even if you do
tell me everything,

and I'm sure you are going to,

maybe I'll just let you
spend the rest of your days

in chains on this planet.

(punch thudding)

(dramatic music)

Si, get in here.

(dramatic music)

(system beeping)

[Archives] Greetings, Dakota.

You send for me.

[Archives] I don't
understand your command.

[Archives] No, Archives,
there's no command.

Si said he sent for me.

[Archives] I'm sorry, Dakota,
that directive is incorrect.

You didn't ask for me to come?

Why would Si lie?

[Archives] Perhaps your
questions would be best directed

at Si himself.

Is there anything else
I can assist you with?

Scotch.

(tense music)

Scotch.

You traitor.

You did this, didn't you?

Don't speak to him.

You want answers? Speak to me.

Oh, like I would believe you.

You're no different
than the Grady

or any of the other generals
that came before you.

Mm. You will believe me.

Oh, yeah? Why is that?

Because I can guarantee

that you'll absolutely
hate my answers.

You're hurt?

I'm good. I can take a hit.

Hm. Happy?

Why?

Well, somewhat of
a loaded question.

I know you spoke to Crawford

and I know this one
has been tampering

with classified files.

And, you, you've
been in the archives

snooping around for things
way above your pay grade.

So, why don't we just cut
the babe in the woods routine

and just ask me what it is
that you would like to know.

Astrea, the
Prime, the Arrowax,

the Seminole, all of it.

Astrea's been the original
hiding place of the Prime

since we discovered it.

And his DNA built
the Terra Elders.

And when his body started
to break breakdown,

he, he sacrificed himself.

And had the Arrowax
guard his tomb

for as long as it
remained intact.

And, well, at mining station,

we had that put in place.

It was just as a way to keep
tabs on any one or any species

who came too close
to that planet.

Perhaps, it made it
difficult to find that planet

so we had that working for us.

And projections, well, just
nothing more than software,

which is what enables
you to go down there

and take a look around.

In the Seminole?

Put in place by
the Prime himself.

He like, yourself, had
trouble trusting others.

And Crawford?

Si diluted her,
but on my request.

Diluted?

Sent to a place far
away in the cosmos

where she just couldn't
manipulate time anymore.

A fail safe that I put in place

when I started to
realize the Elders

just shouldn't be
able to manipulate

whenever the hell
they wanted to.

Why?

Because she
became too powerful.

And she may see our
attempts to secure the Prime

as a threat.

Because it is.

I told you you wouldn't
like the answers.

So why lie? Hm?

Why not just tell us?

Because I've earned the
right to keep secrets.

You think just because
you're an Origin Ranger,

you're in a position
to demand answers?

I am the Origin Ranger.

All right then, Ranger,
here's your mission.

You're gonna go back to Astrea,

and once you get down there,

you're gonna
eliminate the Arrowax

and take possession
of the Prime.

And what if the Seminole
has something else in mind?

Change it. Simple as that.

Fine. What do I do with
the Prime once I have it?

Si will put a
payload into orbit.

That way you can teleport
the Prime back here.

What about Crawford? Hmm?

How do I know she
won't be harmed?

Once we've secured the Prime,

we'll use his DNA to
destroy the Terra Elders,

starting with Crawford.

See, it's, it's the only
way that we can keep peace

in this galaxy.

A various species, they don't,

they don't wanna
be told what to do.

They don't want treaties.

They wanna think for themselves.

They want to make
their own decisions.

The time of the
Terra Elders is over.

And one more thing,

Ranger Scotchy, he
stays here with us.

You make one move off that plan,

you bat an eyelash in
the wrong direction,

Si will dispose of him.

And, well, I'll just leave
here to gravity fate.

Do I make myself clear?

You're clear.

Dismissed, Ranger.

Come with me.

Get in the wormhole now.

(dramatic music)

(vessel whooshing)

(dramatic music)

(system beeping)

(vessel humming)

All right, Si, walk
me through this.

[Si] Once you enter the
temple, you will see the Arrowax.

That would be the ideal time
for you to do your work.

(dramatic music)

Si, do you read me?

Si, come in. Do you read me.

Sir, there seems
to be a problem

in our communication system.

Problem? What kind of problem?

We've lost all audio
communication with Dakota.

Visuals?

[Si] Those are still intact.

That one must be too
far below the surface.

Keep a close eye on her, Si.

A close one.

As you wish, sir.

But if things do go wrong,

we're just gonna send this one
down there as a backup plan.

Isn't that right, Ranger Scotch?

Let's go.

(dramatic music)

(static crackling and whooshing)

(suspenseful music)

(dramatic music)

Dakota.

You know who I am?

The Prime gives us knowledge.

Then you know I was
sent here to kill you

and steal the Prime.

The Humans cannot be allowed

to take possession of the Prime.

The results will
be catastrophic.

[Dakota] All right, I agree,
but what option do I have?

Destroy the Seminole.

Destroy it?

I thought the Seminole
was created by the Prime

in order to protect itself.

The Seminole is a
creation of mankind.

I'll destroy the Seminole

and you move the
Prime somewhere safe.

When I'm done, I'll
know who can help you.

You have my word.

Good luck, Space Ranger.
We will be waiting.

(tense music)

You are a big boy, aren't you?

Who sent you here?
Was it Capp himself?

Foolish human.

You don't have to tell me now,

but you're still going down.

You will try.

Come and get it.

(punches thudding)

(dramatic music)

(punches and kicks thudding)

(dramatic music)

(kicks thudding)

(dramatic music)

(vessel whooshing)

(static whooshing)

Who is this?

Who the hell did we get here?

Let him go.

Go on, Scotch.

He has no power here.

You're good?

Told you I could take a punch.

Where's Si?

That depends.

On?

On which part
you're speaking of.

He's been decommissioned.

(Si whirring)

That's impossible.

I'm the only one who can
decommission an Android.

[Elder Crawford] Not exactly.

(dramatic music)

How?

Dakota.

Turns out your plan
to steal the Prime's DNA

wasn't as classified
as you thought.

That's right.

The species you
made a deal with,

they grew wary of your
timeless promises.

They found me and told me of
your discussions with them.

Your plan was to have them
destroy the mining station

to make it look like a
random attack on the planet.

From there, you intended
to steal the Prime DNA

and destroy me and the
other Terra Elders.

And in exchange for
their cooperation,

your plan was to let the species
destroy the original Earth.

Making it impossible for Scotch

or any other human to
reach their former home.

I had you diluted.

I allowed you to believe that.

Why would you do that?
Offer up the Earth?

Tell them, General.

(suspenseful music)

If I was he gonna be stuck
in this planet Earth forever,

I didn't want to give anyone,
including you, Scotch.

Hope.

Hope to return to a home

they missed and
they love so much.

You're a criminal,
not a General.

And the Prime now?

The Arrowax brought it
someplace far away from you.

Only she knows where it is now.

We plan to keep it that way.

Someone's gonna
come looking for it.

You know that the peace is
never gonna last up here.

Space Rangers will handle
that when that time comes.

[Scotch] And
the other species?

They no longer intend
to destroy your Earth.

Instead, they've
accepted a new offer.

A new offer?

(fingers snapping)

(static crackling music)

(ethereal music)

Well now, now that the terms

of the new deal have been met,
it's time for me to leave.

Well done, Ranger.

What happens now? To us?

Tomorrow, in your time,
meet me at the Archives.

All will be explained then.

(finger snapping)

(static crackling)

Well, looks like
you're all right.

What can I say? It's a gift.

Let me get you something
to put on that.

Hey, Dee.

Thanks for saving my ass.

I saved all our asses.

(dramatic music)

With the General neutralized

and the Prime secured,

our two species
can once again live

in relative peace and harmony.

For how long, only
time will tell.

That is why now more than ever,

it is important that the
Space Ranges be ever watching

for threats from beyond.

The General will seek revenge.

And with one of your
rangers on a journey home,

you must begin a
new recruitment.

Humans unafraid to
brave the consequences

of the dark matter
found in the cosmos

that will be used against them.

(tense music)

Greetings, Rangers.

Who are you?

My name is XR-771.

But you can just call me Ted.

Okay, Ted, you wanna tell
us what we're doing here?

Well, Scotch, you have a
vessel to Earth to catch.

You mean, I'm
still going home?

Precisely. Elder Crawford
wishes you the best.

But you shouldn't delay.

Dee.

You deserve it. Really.

It's been an honor
serving with you.

I mean it.

Good luck.

(somber music)

Well?

Well, General, you have
a very busy day scheduled.

General?

That's correct. At the
request of the Terra Elders.

General.

I believe the term
is congratulations.

(gentle ethereal music)

(vessel humming)

(gentle ethereal music)

(vessel roaring)

(tense ethereal music)

(gentle ethereal continues)

General?

And do you are?

Lieutenant James Lucas.

I was told to come see
you about an opening

in the Space Rangers program.

Says here you
served under Reynolds.

Where?
- Yes ma'am. That's correct.

Sylvanus.

What division?

[James] Drone and Space
Marines, first-line infantry.

Hmm. So you like
blowing things up?

I do, ma'am.

(dramatic music)

And you think you're
ready to be a Space Ranger?

I do, ma'am.

Very well.

Why don't you show
me what you've got.

(dramatic music)

(tense ethereal music continues)

General Capp.

Oh, how the mighty have fallen.

Admiral, it's just Capp now.

Well, now I might be
able to help you with that.

And how would you
do that exactly?

By destroying the Space
Rangers once and for all.

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(tense ethereal music)

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