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MISTRESS: Previously on "The Outpost"...

What does your kinj do?

It takes us all to paradise.

Maybe it connects all of the stingfly brains together, like a hive.

We've come to bring peace to your village.

If four of the infected come into a town,

and then they then pass on their kinj

every time one becomes affected...

65,536.

That's more people than even live in the Capital.

First person to get one of these from Yavalla was Gwynn.

How long does she have before she's like this?

The first 20 or 30 days, she'll be wasting away.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

It's the false queen with a Blackblood witch by her side.

Surely she knows better than to attack the Capital.

She has an army with her. I don't like it.

Keep the gates closed.

Order the attack.

Give the order. Kill them all, Commander.

Are you deaf? Commander, give the order or face execution.

- What is this? - There's nothing to fear.

Yavalla comes to you in peace.

How dare you?

Strip her of her adornments, then lock her in the prison.

- (CHEERING) - That was easy.

I always prefer a bloodless takeover.

The Commander is one of our first unitings.

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

Still nothing?

Uh, less than nothing.

Yavalla is out there spreading this disease

and Gwynn's life is getting sucked away.

- This is horrible. - You have no idea.

You're not the one with all of this rat blood on your hands.

You know, whenever I do manage to get any kind of sleep,

I have all these nightmares about all of these rats that I've killed

- just come to get me for revenge. - All right, all right.

We've confirmed that the kinj seems to live at the base of the brain.

Until it's ready to split, and then... then it moves to the frontal area.

But we can't cut it out of either place

without killing the poor infected things.

Which means that surgery is not an option.

Well, you said Gwynn loses more of her life with each uniting.

- Mm. - She doesn't have much time left.

- All right, you can't give up. - Never.

We're just moving from, um, surgery to toxins.

We're searching for poison that doesn't kill rats, but kills kinjes.

And therefore presumably doesn't kill people.

And how long is that going to take?

(CHUCKLES) I don't know, Talon.

A day, a moon? Eternity? Who knows, Talon?

We're working blind.

Well, it seems to me our only option now is...

Our only option now is what?

Nothing. Get back to work.

She's a bossy little thing, isn't she?

You know, uh, there's no blades allowed in here.

You gonna tell Munt on me?

You really hate me, don't you?

I don't hate you, Garret.

I mean, it's obvious why I should hate you.

Someone responsible for beating,

starving, and, well, enslaving me.

But you, why do you hate me so much?

I don't hate you.

Could it be...

because I ended up with Talon?

(CHUCKLES)

And tell me, what difference would it make if I did hate you?

Because all too often, Zed, you and I are going to have to fight side by side.

And when we do, I want to make sure that you will have my back.

This might come as a surprise to you,

but I really care about Talon.

And right now, for some reason I completely fail to understand,

you're the thing that makes her happy.

For that reason alone, I've got your back.

Good. Well, I'm glad that we could be mature about this.

Good.

Now punch yourself in the face.

Oh!

Oh, you're dead!

What's going on here?

Nothing.

Nothing. Any... any breakthroughs with Janzo or Wren?

- No, nothing yet. - Then we're all in agreement.

We have to find and kill Yavalla.

Well, that won't be easy. I stabbed her through the heart.

A moment later it was like it never happened.

Then we'll cut off her head.

And keep hacking until there's nothing left to regenerate.

JANZO: Might I suggest fire?

You know what we're talking about?

Of course.

What solution could three warriors be plotting

other than to hack and slash their enemy to bits?

Janzo, if we let Yavalla live,

we're sacrificing everyone else.

I know. Doesn't mean I have to be happy about it.

Yavalla is still Wren's mother, after all.

- You can't say anything about thi... - I can.

But I won't.

Unfortunately, I agree that your plan is all we have left.

She'll probably never want to speak to me ever again.

I know this is hard for you.

But will it work?

If we kill Yavalla, will it free the infected?

Probably. Maybe. Who knows?

Janzo, we need your expert opinion.

Please. Will it work?

The infected are all controlled by Yavalla.

If she and her kinj die,

there'll be nothing left to control.

They'll no longer be slaves.

So if Yavalla dies, it will cure the infected?

There's no guarantee. It's just...

It's just my expert opinion.

This fulminate,

it will burn through tissue faster than any other substance.

Just... just ignite and throw it.

So, you think fire is our best chance at destroying Yavalla?

It should destroy all of her living tissue instantly.

There'll be nothing left to regenerate.

But then again...

who knows?

Well, thank you, Janzo.

You don't even know where Gwynn and Yavalla went.

They could be anywhere by now.

The Outpost has taken in refugees from every corner of the Realm.

Gwynn and Tobin have been seen heading north to the Capital.

Finding her isn't the problem. Getting close to her is.

She'll be surrounded by infected soldiers and believers,

- all of whom would die for... - Where are you all going?

Oh, they're just... Don't worry, they're, um,

they're just going to find Gwynn.

Janzo, you're in charge of the Outpost until I get back.

You can't be serious.

Wren, I need you to be Janzo's right hand.

Make sure he doesn't screw everything up.

Here. The Lu-Qiri are of no use to us where we're going,

so use the rings to summon them if you need to.

What are you planning, Zed? Don't lie to me.

JANZO: Why don't you come inside with me? Come on.

- I'll make you a delicious hot ale. - I'm not stupid.

I know you're going to try to kill my mother.

Well, you're wasting your time. She can't be killed.

I'm sorry, Wren, but we have to try.

I hate my mother, but I don't want her to die.

She's all I've got.

That's not true.

You've got me.

Thank you.

Rejoice the end of oppression and cruelty of the Three.

The Three have now been replaced by the One,

and her name is Yavalla.

I am your Queen, but she is our God.

(CROWD MURMURING)

Join with me. Become United.

Enjoy the peace and the well-being that it brings.

This isn't right! What happened to the Three?

(GHOSTLY WHISPERING)

(CROWD MURMURING)

Don't be afraid.

In time, you will all be United.

There you are.

I've been looking all over for you.

- What are you doing? - Being in charge.

I think. Not really sure. I mean, isn't...

Isn't this where I'm supposed to be in charge from?

I suppose. Not necessarily.

Do you know what, Wren?

No one's ever given me responsibility before.

Oh. You... you mean other that curing the Plaguelings?

Or saving Garret's life?

Or running the only tavern in town?

Yes, I guess there is always that.

But now, there's... there's soldiers to command and people to feed.

Not to forget the daily risk of infestation.

It's all just a bit overwhelming.

Oh, stop hiding up here and get back to work.

Talon chose you for a reason, Janzo.

You're the best man for the job.

Thank you.

And don't worry.

When you fail, I'll be right here to take over.

All right?

Come on! You can do this.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

- (SWORDS CLASHING) - (MEN SCREAMING)

Cover your ears.

You slaughtered unarmed peasants.

Unarmed, but infected. Just as deadly.

It doesn't do any good to kill them.

There's always more.

Well, that's where I think you're wrong.

We're gonna kill every last one of them

till the infection's purged from the Realm.

You would have to kill thousands.

Tens of thousands, I hope.

'Cause there's nothing like killing freaks. Right, boys?

- Yeah! - (LAUGHTER)

And how do you know who's infected?

I've already encountered so many, I have a feel for it.

Lucky for you three or you would be dead already.

So you're just randomly wandering around slaughtering people?

Not random. We're beating a path to Gallwood Outpost.

It's said to be the only safe haven.

You should turn around while you still can.

You're going to the Outpost?

In case you don't know, they're not exactly friendly to the Prime Order.

There is no Prime Order anymore.

The Realm's in chaos. Infections everywhere.

There's only freaks and not freaks.

Them and us.

He does have a point.

Don't let the freaks get their hands on that

pretty little face of yours.

Do you think Janzo will let them in?

I hope not.

There are fewer people coming in every day.

Does that mean everyone out there is infected?

I hope not, but we've already taken in

too much for this Outpost to accommodate.

WREN: No, there's still room.

We can just put them in the abandoned district.

It's not a question of room, Wren.

There's nothing to feed them.

The storehouse is as empty as Munt's head.

Hey, my head is not empty. Is it?

So we start portioning food. We just enforce half rations.

Mm. We do need a fair system of apportions.

MAN: Next.

(RAT SQUEAKING)

I say the bigger the man, the more food he should get.

Munt, you raise an excellent point.

- I do? - Yes.

You can live off the food that you've got stored in that big old gut of yours.

From now on,

- you only have a quarter ration. - No, no. No.

- I'll take... - Janzo, no.

- Thank you. - MAN: Next.

(RAT SQUEAKING)

Keep pawing at her, little one.

That's right.

Next.

Hello.

Uh.

Do you want some cheese?

Thank you, sir.

Next.

Sun's up. We should get moving.

I'll fill the waterskins, but then we have to go.

I'm genuinely interested in what you see in him.

You really want to know?

How about he's honest? Loyal.

He'd die for me without a second thought.

All sounds a bit boring and predictable to me.

Don't come any closer.

I don't want to hurt you.

You stay right there.

(GROWLING)

I get that the man's good-looking,

but he's about as exciting as a mouthful of sawdust and water.

And you're more like a mouthful of acid.

That hurts.

Garret lives by a code,

and he finds a way to do what needs to be done

without betraying his friends.

Unlike someone I know.

Where is he, by the way?

He should be back by now.

(GRUNTING)

(WHEEZING)

I'm sorry. Was that your father?

Where is your father?

You should go to him.

Go on! Go to your father!

I may not always be in the right,

but at least I try and fix what I've broken.

(GRUNTING, PANTING)

What happened?

(GASPS) Almost got infected.

You shouldn't go off alone. You're not immune like us.

Wait, did you even get the water?

- GARRET: What? - See?

- He's not so perfect. - I'm sorry, what was that?

Nothing. Come on. We better keep moving.

(GHOSTLY WHISPERING)

Your...

friends...

are on their way.

It must be something important, right?

Because they wouldn't just call us unnecessarily.

They know we're doing so much work around here.

I just don't understand what wasn't clear

about my instructions.

I mean, if they're not infected, let them in.

And if... if they are, then...

- Oh. - Who are they?

- Only our sworn enemy. - Ugh.

We've come all this way for sanctuary from the plague,

only to find the Outpost gates closed to us.

I'm sorry, but, um, but you can't come in.

Not unless you, um, renounce your allegiance

to the Prime Order and the Three

and unless you support Queen Rosmund

as the rightful ruler of the Realm.

There. That should get rid of them.

I don't know much about this Queen you speak of,

but I will gladly renounce the Prime Order and the Three.

We present ourselves as men with no allegiance,

wanting only to serve and protect those uninfected left in the Realm.

- Damn. I wasn't expecting that. - It's only nine men.

It's nothing our Lu-Qiri can't handle if they make trouble.

I'd still rather send them away.

I just don't see how we can deny them sanctuary.

What say you, gatekeeper?

You've won the war. Prime Order is defeated.

Don't let this red armor stand in the way

of joining forces against a common enemy.

Open the gate.

(GATE OPENING)

Wren, I hope I don't regret this.

Very clever.

Boys, welcome to your new home.

Maybe Yavalla didn't stop here.

(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)

Yavalla can't have taken control of the Capital already.

- It's not possible. - ZED: It is if they were unsuspecting.

How would the Outpost have faired if we didn't know firsthand about Yavalla?

Or if Wren hadn't have invented that kinj detector rat cage?

- Janzo invented that. - Would you two shut up and focus?

How are we going to get in alive through that gate?

We don't go in through the gate. Come on.

(KNOCKING)

- I'll get it. - Ah-ha.

Tell them we're closed.

- We're closed. - Oh, you are, are you?

My men and I have been on the road for a long time with no female company.

How about you give me a little kiss?

You put your hands on her again,

I'll throw you out covered in bruises.

I'm shaking in my boots.

Listen, I already regret opening my gates to you

and your herd of swine.

So one more outburst and I will change my mind,

and I'll have you banished.

The gatekeeper. What are you doing here?

Go back to the gate and stop the freaks from getting in.

Janzo just happens to be acting base commander,

so you better watch your mouth.

This little wisp of a man?

Base commander?

- Nah, it can't be that easy. - What can't be that easy? Hmm?

- No offense intended. - Hmm.

I only ask that you stay open long enough

for us to get some bread and ale in our guts,

and then we'll get out of your hair.

My men and I are hungry.

Listen, this whole Outpost is hungry.

So you'll get the same food rations as everyone else.

You will get half a ration of barley meal and a cube of cheese

thrice a fortnight.

The storehouse needs careful management now...

Now that we've got all these refugees taking...

Oh? And how many days' rations have you got left in that storehouse?

- That's privileged information. - Yes.

Good idea to keep that number quiet.

We wouldn't want a riot,

have the warehouse emptied by an angry mob.

- That's not going to happen. - All the same.

My men and I will take it upon ourselves to guard that little storehouse,

make sure it keeps us fed.

You leave my storehouse alone!

I don't need any of your help.

Let's go, boys.

I served under a Prime Order quartermaster.

I used to get wine into the city this way.

ZED: Did the wine end up smelling like whatever's stuck to my boot?

Hey!

GARRET: I get the feeling they aren't infected.

TALON: No.

They don't have that happy calm thing happening.

It's all right. It's all right. It's all right.

We're here to help, but we need to find Queen Rosmund

and the Blackblood prophetess Yavalla.

- Do you know where they are? - The Queen sits in the Council Room.

They say Yavalla's in the new shrine.

Courtyard Square.

And The Three? What about them?

One never returned from... From the war with the Queen.

- And Two and Three? - Some say One and Three are dead.

I saw them drag Two to the prison.

All right, come on.

Listen, this tunnel leads to a drainage culvert we came in through.

It'll take you outside the city gates.

From there you'll have to make a run for it.

Just follow the smell.

If you can make it to Gallwood Outpost,

they'll provide you shelter.

Avoid everyone else. Am I clear?

- Yes. - Go on.

Come on. I know a back way to the Courtyard Square.

We have to get to Yavalla.

Step aside. We're running the storehouse now.

You're running nothing!

Time for you and your men to leave the Outpost.

We gave you more than fair warning.

It's me that gave you fair warning.

(BLOWS RING)

(DISTANT ROARING)

(CROWD MURMURING)

- (BLOWS RING) - (ROARING)

(ROARING)

I'd heard rumors.

Truly they defy description.

- (GROWLING) - (SCREAMING)

(SCREAMING)

There's no need to fight! You can't win!

(CROWD MURMURING)

(SCREECHING)

(SCREECHING)

(LU-QIRI ROARS)

(ALL SCREAMING)

(SCREAMING CONTINUES)

One.

No.

But I have what was in his head.

But how?

I caught his foolish young acolyte

trying to take it back to the Capital.

He hadn't figured out how to use it,

so I took it for myself.

No, no, no! Don't hurt them!

Please! Please! They could serve you.

(SCREAMING CONTINUES)

JANZO: Go on, then.

Take all our food if that's what you want!

Take it all! Just leave us here to starve!

Oh, I might have been content with your food.

But try this insulting move on me?

Now I'll have to rule this whole Outpost

for the good of everyone.

- This is my Outpost now! - (SCREAMING CONTINUES)

Kneel.

Or die.

(GASPS)

Seems we'll have to finish what the Prime Order started.

Arrest all the Blackbloods.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

- What are you doing? - Pass me your rings.

What are you up to, little man?

I thought I was going to prison.

You haven't got pointed ears.

I need you to manage these pitiful people as they starve.

With half rations, they might be unhappy,

but they're not going to starve.

We'll start with quarter rations for the useful ones,

and no rations for the sick,

the young, the old, or the weak.

You're crazy.

It's time to thin the herd.

No sense wasting food on the soon to be dead.

Never. I'm not going to help you do any of that.

You will...

when you see what I do to these people of you disobey me.

(CROWD GASPING, SCREAMING)

(CROWD SCREAMING)

Stop! Stop! Enough! Enough!

Listen!

I'm now overlord of this Outpost.

All food belongs to me.

If you're strong, you serve me well,

you will be given enough food to survive.

If not, you'll starve.

Anyone who opposes me will die in agony like these fools.

There's only two guards.

But the worshippers could cause trouble as well.

Zed and I are immune.

If they get their hands on you, Garret...

Then you burn Yavalla to a pile of ashes

and do not hold back to protect me.

Getting to Yavalla is all that matters.

If this thing doesn't work, we need to cut off Yavalla's head

and keep hacking until that kinj is dead.

If you don't get to her first, I will.

- You ready? - BOTH: Ready.

(GRUNTING, SHOUTING)

It's over, Yavalla.

(PANTING)

Stop!

It's not her.

- Where is she? - I'm right here, Zed.

- I see you. - Where is your body?

I have many bodies, many eyes, many hands.

And those bodies are slowly dying.

Do your minions know that?

As bodies die, others take their place.

We have to go. We have to go now!

There's nowhere to go, Captain Spears.

Zed?

Zed?

(MUSIC PLAYING)

(BLOWS RING)

(INDISTINCT MUTTERING)

- Aah! - (GROWLING)

That was bloody fast, wasn't it?

(LU-QIRI SNARLING)

Hello.

My name is Janzo.

I... I'm ex... ex-lover of Talon.

- Current lover of Wren. - (ROARS)

I translated some Blackblood. It's probably not perfect.

I mean, it'll be close to perfect. I'm Janzo.

But, um, I'm not sure I'll be able to pronounce it all,

but hopefully it makes enough sense.

(GROWLING)

(WHIMPERING) All right.

Here it goes.

_

_

- No? - (SNARLS)

Think, Janzo, think.

What would Janzo do... no.

What would Talon do?

_

_

(ROARING)

(SNARLING)

(WHIMPERING)

- Zed! - We need to get out of the city.

Hopefully Yavalla hasn't gone too far.

No, we're not leaving yet. Not without Gwynn and Tobin.

Gwynn and Tobin are infected.

The only thing we can do for them now is track down Yavalla

and put an end to this whole thing. Garret, tell her.

We're not leaving until we find Gwynn.

Outnumbered by crazy people.

Ooh.

(DOOR OPENING)

Munt! Munt!

Did it work, Janzo? Did the demons listen to you?

I don't know. I don't... I don't think so. We'll have to see.

- Oh, when? - When what?

- When will we see? - Oh, gods.

I didn't tell them a time.

Well, where did you tell them to bring it?

I didn't tell them that either.

Yeah, I know the feeling.

All right, the logical assumption

would be for them to bring it where we met them, right?

- Come on, let's go back. - All right, let's go.

- Let's go! - Ooh.

- Are you hungry? - (SCREAMS)

- I'm always hungry. - It was here.

And then they were jumping from behind as well.

Munt. Munt, they understood me.

I always told you they were amazing creatures, didn't I?

I mean, I just barely told them to go hunting and here they are.

I mean, it's not enough to feed the masses, but...

(SNARLING)

MUNT: I guess you speak Blackblood better than you think.

Yes. Yes, I guess I do.

From now on, call me Janzo, Lord Of The Demons.

Get the cows. I'll get the sheep. Go!

- Just three guards. - And they're all connected to Yavalla.

They see us, the whole city sees us.

It's the only route to the Council Chamber.

A place where no one in their right mind would ever go.

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

Three's better than six!

(GRUNTING)

Garret.

MAN: You three stay here. We'll search the lower passage.

- They couldn't have gone far. - TALON: Right.

You catch those traitors and we'll just stand here and guard.

ZED: "Just stand here and guard"?

TALON: I've never been in the military before.

GARRET: Come on, it's this way.

One ration of meat for each of you.

There you go.

Well, don't crowd together. You'll draw attention.

- There you go. - It's not much.

Quick, quick. Now listen, do not cook it.

Dry it and eat it over more days, yes?

Find out where they're getting the food from.

May I ask where the food is coming from?

Oh, Janzo has a whole...

Friends from the gates who acquired it for us.

Um, why'd you ask?

No reason. Just curious.

Don't tell anyone where or how we got it.

The Prime Order soldiers will stop our supply otherwise. Come on.

- Oh, oh. Oh, right, right, right. - Come on.

There are still hundreds waiting to be converted hiding within the city,

but we will find them all within a matter of days.

That's all I have to report, Queen Rosmund.

Thank you, sister.

Yavalla commands us to send another wave of ambassadors

to touch every corner of the Realm,

including our Greyskin brothers and sisters in the South.

Yavalla has spoken.

TALON: She's dying, Garret.

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