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[CROWD SHOUTING, CLAMORING]

LUCY: Jesse, we're coming in now.

You couldn't get the car closer?

Valet was kind of busy today.

Clear a path. Coming through.

[GRUNTS]

LUCY: Hey, Vicktor.

You can't manhandle the peaceful protestors.

_

_

I don't speak Russian, but I know y'all are talking about me.

Luce, you got eyes on any threats?

LUCY: Only about two dozen of 'em.

Not to mention the two beside me.

[SHOUTING, CLAMORING CONTINUE]

LUCY: We weren't supposed to have a welcoming party.

Yeah, well, apparently, our VIP

- pulls a crowd. - Murderer!

Back off!

- Jesse, we're almost through. - All right. I'm on your left.

Can we please go inside?

LUCY: Yeah.

Luce,

- on your three... backpack. - [BEEPING]

- Get down! - [BANG]

[SCREAMING, CLAMORING]

♪ ♪

Hey.

How you doing, Lucy?

Spent the night writing reports and getting

paint out of my hair, so, you know, peachy.

Well, the State Department sends their thanks

for your steadfast protection of their VIP.

That mean they're covering her dry cleaning bill?

[SHORT CHUCKLE]

You are welcome to submit a claim.

All right, what do we know so far about the incident?

13 nations here for Pacific Summit

urging de-escalation of global armaments.

And people really aren't happy that

Tatyana Sokolov... whose family owns the world's largest

private military firm... is participating.

Lucy included.

Considering her father was fighting proxy wars

for the Russians until, like, yesterday.

All right, may be true, but the daughter is not the father.

And those ties ended when the Russians killed him.

Tatyana and her brother took over the family business

and they're still making billions off

of world suffering, but it's great she's into peace.

Bottom line, a lot of people have beef with our VIP.

Guess we're lucky that it was only Pantone Red 32 in that bomb.

Okay. Well, any leads on who planted it?

Pulled media footage and CCTV. But no, nothing yet.

How about the obvious ones?

Russians don't tend to fire off warning shots.

Poison's more their M.O.

Or plane accidents or fatal falls.

All right, what else is on Tatyana's itinerary?

She has several private meetings here and on Kaua'i.

Hey, Jesse, go get with Ernie.

See what else he's learned about the attack.

LUCY: All right.

[SIGHS] I'm gonna head home.

Watch some bad TV with Kate.

What?

The State Department had one more message to pass along.

Tatyana has specifically requested you to be her point agent.

[LAUGHS]

Come on, she barely even looked at me yesterday.

Something about saving her life?

It was a paint bomb.

- I basically saved her outfit. - [PHONE VIBRATES]

Well, either way,

I'm grateful for your service.

Shift starts in an hour.

SCIF mode.

Am I in trouble?

Maybe I just want to know

where the best pancakes are on the island.

Well, that's not a state secret.

NCIS ELITE is.

Mm, your cool new action team.

I can neither confirm nor deny how cool they are.

But they exist.

A team with a special set

of skills taking on off-the-books missions

that nobody's supposed to know about. Hmm.

It's a pilot program.

And you want me to join.

Actually, no.

Really?

You'd never accept.

Well.

Alexi Volkoff.

The Russian mob tried to kidnap him from a con air flight,

but we got him back.

Sent him stateside.

That's mostly accurate.

He never left the island.

We've been working him for intel.

Has labs around the world filled with all kinds of chemicals.

Bioweapons.

- National security threat. - And you're sweeping them up

before anyone else can get to them.

It's been months.

He keeps sending us places, we keep coming up empty.

- Well, he's playing you. - Stalling.

Or keeping his advantage.

Just having fun.

You're asking for an assist.

Put me in, coach.

I'll be in touch.

I can't say when.

Okay.

Over Easy.

Best pancakes on the island.

You're all kinds of helpful, Jane Tennant.

- Don't you forget it. - [CHUCKLES]

[DOOR CLOSES]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

LUCY: I get paint-bombed and panicked crowd,

and you get café au lait and a croissant.

Mm-hmm.

There-there was a harrowing moment

where it looked like they were out of oat milk.

Oh, any other highlights?

Ah, no, no.

Snug as a bug all night.

So, I'm gonna grab me another latte for the road.

WOMAN: I was always told Marines didn't drink fancy coffee.

And I was told war correspondents

were allergic to five-star hotels.

- You were misled, friend. - Yeah, so were you.

You still owe me a bottle of Johnnie Blue.

I paid that debt four years ago.

It's not my fault the bullet shattered the bottle.

Right.

[CLEARING THROAT]

Hi. I'm guessing y'all know each other.

Um, yeah.

Um, I'm sorry, this is...

- I'm Lucy. - Lucy.

Uh, I'm Kai's work friend, and you're his...

- War friend. - Aw.

Camille Davies.

We met in Afghanistan.

And by "met," she means she "fell into my bunker."

I leapt into your bunker for cover.

We were being ambushed.

Oh. That's adorable.

Uh, Camille writes for the Toronto Examiner.

- Oh, you're Canadian? - Yeah, but don't be scared.

We're just like Americans, only...

we have a different word for garbage disposals.

"Garburator" is not a word.

[LAUGHS]: It's not a word.

- What? - Oh. You're the Canadian?

We were convinced that you weren't real.

[SNAPS FINGERS] She's real.

I-I don't understand.

Don't worry, Lucy has that effect on people.

Hey.

[PHONE VIBRATES]

Of course, now Her Majesty is ready. Camille,

it was so great to meet you.

- Kai, I have questions. - Yeah?

Okay.

- "Her Majesty"? - Yeah.

We're uh, working a detail.

- Can't say more. - Meaning you can't say

it's Tatyana Sokolov staying in this hotel under an alias.

- So you're here for work? - No.

- Strictly vacation. - Oh, yeah?

Were you gonna tell me that you were coming?

You know it's bad luck to plan.

Yeah.

But I'm here now, so...

Yeah. For how long?

Leave on the red-eye tomorrow.

It's not a lot of time.

Make the most of it.

Come find me later by the water.

We're surrounded by water.

Took you long enough.

I have a meeting in 30 minutes.

Oh, good morning to you, too.

You seem fine for being blown up yesterday.

Not my first time.

Though it was the most colorful attempt.

My brother, Dmitry,

was shot once.

Nearly severed an artery.

He wouldn't even blink at a paint bomb.

Then how come he's not here?

Peace really isn't his thing.

But it's yours?

Just sort of a complete 180

from your family's whole...

vibe.

Never too late to make a change.

You could see how people might be

getting mixed messages, though, right?

What, with all the war-making.

You don't care for my family.

And I think it's ironic.

Considering how...

alike our families are.

I'm sorry.

Our families are alike?

Powerful, wealthy.

Oil and war.

Two sides of the same coin.

You did a background check on me?

On all of you.

And I meant the comparison as a compliment.

That's somehow worse.

I don't have anything to do with my family's business.

Your brother...

Michael is taking over?

Strange that your oldest brother isn't.

Personal problems?

You don't like talking about your family, do you?

Being associated with their business.

Neither do I.

Don't make assumptions.

Vicktor?

_

Let's go. Wow.

Rewind there.

Pause.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Can you blow that up?

What does that body language say to you?

It's clear. They've been intimate.

Apparently Kai's made-up

on-and-off girlfriend isn't so made-up.

Camille Davies.

International correspondent for various papers over the years.

Loves beaches, countries in the throes of civil war, and

a crisp white wine.

He kept her from us this whole time?

Like he thinks we're intrusive.

[SCOFFS]

Well, you did run a full background check on her.

[COMPUTER BLIPS]

Well, it's 'cause we've been waiting on this.

Right. List of anyone who has ever publicly opposed,

protested or attacked the Sokolov family.

Is that Chad? As, as in the nation?

Well, there's also a Chad Nix in Iowa who loathes Tatyana.

Rival private military companies, rebels,

- college protest groups... - Stop.

Yeah, this one here.

I saw her at the protest yesterday.

Nino Eliava.

Firebrand out of Georgia.

The...

Country, not the state.

Says that she's the leader

of something called the "Dawn Crusaders."

Opposition group in Eastern Europe.

Outlawed in Georgia for acts of aggression and terror.

- Like paint bombs? - Like bomb-bombs.

At least according to the Georgian government.

Okay, we have any idea where she is now?

As good as Nino is at opposing,

she's not so great at covering her tracks.

Her latest location is somewhere around...

Bishop and Queen.

That's where Lucy is with Tatyana for a private meeting.

Jesse, we're on the move.

JESSE [OVER PHONE]: I just arrived. I'll meet you.

Those were the most influential players in global aid.

I won't get them all in a room again.

Active threat trumps influential players.

I'm not the person you think I am.

I think you're the person that I'm gonna get in the car

and back to safety.

At the courtyard.

JESSE: I got you.

Want to know why I requested you?

You got strange timing.

Feels like I'm running out of time.

Hey, I need your attention.

I got eyes on the threat.

Get behind me.

Tatyana Sokolov.

I hold you accountable.

Ma'am, I need you stay where you are.

Federal Agent. Stop.

She's got something in her hand.

I got her. Get Tatyana out now.

Come on.

- You need to pay attention to me. - Seriously?

I told you we're alike.

Okay, just stop saying that.

You want nothing to do with your family.

- Neither do I. - Let's just go, okay?

Lucy, listen to what I'm saying...

I want to defect.

Once you head down the road to defect,

there's no turning back.

So I'm wondering why you're doing it.

And of all the people in the world to trust, it's Jane Tennant.

Don't take my apprehension personally.

I have many enemies, few friends and limited trust.

Who else knows?

[CHUCKLES]

I-I can't be the first person you told.

I would not be here if I shared this with anyone.

Even my family.

News like this will send shock waves.

And now we're at the center of it.

Does that mean you'll help me?

TENNANT: It's not our choice.

I sent it up the flagpole. State's discussing process.

Then this was a mistake.

Then give us something you do have. A carrot.

From your family's business with Russia.

When arrangements are in place.

Not how this works.

TATYANA: It's exactly how this works.

My father taught me many things.

One is to ration your bullets...

you only have so many.

Well, in that case, you should get back to your itinerary.

I'll let you know when State responds.

Wait, are-are we staying with the schedule?

After two attacks?

That's not ideal, but right now we just need

to make sure that Ms. Sokolov stays in Hawai'i

until this is sorted out.

What if there's another attack?

The woman you have in custody has been coming at us for years...

She is an annoyance, but no longer an issue.

For now, at least.

♪ ♪

Came a long way from Georgia.

Yeah, most tourists, they go to the beaches.

But you end up at a political protest.

And a private meeting you weren't supposed

- to know about. - You want to explain why?

I have been following Tatyana in order to protest her.

KAI: By what?

By planting a paint bomb in a backpack?

And threatening her with this?

NINO: The blood of my people.

Spilled by Sokolov soldiers.

It's cow's blood.

From a butcher, according to our lab.

Transporting human blood is illegal.

I don't know how it works in Georgia,

but assaulting a public figure here for a peace conference

is also illegal.

You have no proof against me.

Actually, we have the remnants of the paint bomb.

And I witnessed you attacking Tatyana.

You witnessed me confront her

using my right to free speech.

And if you could prove I planted any bombs,

we'd be having a different discussion.

Why do you hate her so much?

Sokolovs kill indiscriminately.

Maybe Tatyana's different.

Because she came to a conference?

Peace isn't profitable.

Whatever Tatyana Sokolov is doing here

will only lead to more destruction.

And you're here to stop her.

To expose her, which is a form of protest.

And absolutely legal.

You know American law now?

No. But my lawyers do.

Reich and Willmont.

Shall I call or you?

KAI: So...

Nino's convinced the Sokolovs have

an ulterior motive for being on the island.

Beyond disarmament.

Well, a strategic agreement with the U.S. could reshape

the geopolitical landscape in Eastern Europe.

Yeah, well, it makes sense why the Russians

might want to stop that from happening.

But Nino's group should welcome it.

No, I think that we're missing something.

But Tatyana's withholding, and State's staying quiet.

I might know someone who can help.

You mean Camille Davies,

the war correspondent from the Toronto Examiner?

You... How do you-you...?

I know everything, Kai.

Huh.

Sam.

- Is it game day? - SAM: Yep.

I got one question. Hood? Or Blindfold?

That was a long ride.

You can take off your blindfold.

Suggests that we went north.

Anytime, Jane.

Half of the ride was on unpaved roads, so...

- You don't have to guess. - I'm just saying it's gonna take

more than a blindfold to surprise me...

- Zuckerberg's Bunker? - Delta House.

Most secure facility on the island.

NCIS: ELITE has a budget, I guess.

This only belongs to Defense.

We're just borrowing it.

- He looks cozy. - He's taken to his new surroundings...

But he's stalling.

Let's see if we can change that.

[CLEARS THROAT]

- Really? - Really.

[DOOR CHIRPS]

Stop.

Sam told me about your "preconditions."

Yet he refuses to get hand sanitizers

with more than 60% alcohol.

Still.

Nothing can beat soap and water.

Not norovirus. Cryptosporidium.

Clostridioides difficile...

[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]

But you're not here to listen to my grievances.

Oh, you have

an understandably cautious tendency.

Hmm.

A less generous person would call this hypochondria.

Hypochondria suggests unwarranted fear.

But you know what can paralyze,

kill, disfigure,

at a molecular level.

Ignorance is bliss.

Not to mention that you have personally weaponized

many of those threats.

Hm.

We need the locations of your labs.

I've shared this information with your colleagues.

The real locations.

Not empty storage facilities.

Perhaps somebody beat you to the punch.

Perhaps you're stalling.

Which would be bad form, considering

my colleague and I saved your life.

Oh, this has been delightful existence ever since.

Only one reason...

to keep that information.

Strakhovaniye.

Hmm. Insurance.

- You speak Russian. - You think somehow your

gangster friends will bust you out again.

This is a aggrandizing notion?

Consistent,

for someone worldwide known as the Chemist.

[CHUCKLES]

It's not even accurate, this moniker.

But it's flattering nevertheless.

While it lasts.

Nobody's work comes even close.

It doesn't matter.

See, you think the worst thing that you could do

would be to cooperate with us.

When, in fact, the worst thing would be

someone else finding your work

and using it as their own.

- This is not a worry. - And then they become...

the Chemist.

And you are just a guy in a windowless room.

Hmm.

So...

it is legacy that you're offering me?

And better hand sanitizer.

WHISTLER: Kaua'i is fun.

The Napali coast. Hanalei Bay.

We're gonna watch helos demonstrate

low-altitude maneuvers.

Wow. That is s... That's so cool.

Kate, I love you, and you're trying so hard

to cheer me up, but I'm okay.

[SIGHS] Only you're not.

Something about Tatyana is getting to you.

'Cause she comes from literally the worst family I've ever met.

- And? - That's not enough?

W... She's an assignment. [SCOFFS]

You don't have to be friends with her.

I know, it's just, she thinks we're somehow alike.

Uh, well, that's ridiculous.

- Right? - You aren't Russian,

you don't own part of a private

- military company. - No. That is what I said.

I mean, you do both come from powerful families

and have chosen your own separate paths.

Kate, whose side are you on?

Yours. A-Always yours.

Just, I think it's creepy.

She did all this research into my past,

even knows things about my brothers.

That's hard, since you don't go deep

when it comes to your family.

Even with me.

I go deep.

Very deep.

I just... There's nothing to go deep about,

and nothing's wrong, everything's fine.

We're just like most families.

Maybe, in a way,

Tatyana's looking for a guide through her own family dilemma,

and you can help her.

Then why does it feel like she's hiding something from me?

[ELEVATOR DINGS]

You're the brilliant investigator.

Go investigate.

Wow.

It's a little early, no?

I'm still on Damascus time.

Yeah, but you're not here on vacation.

Well, duh, Kai. When have I ever taken a vacation?

Never.

But you also have no interest in

covering, uh, peace conferences.

You do bullets, not PowerPoints.

Well, this trip had an added perk.

Except you're on the clock, too.

No, I-I'm just...

I'm just here to watch you enjoy that mai tai.

You know, we have such limited time, I just...

- Please. - What?

I know what you're trying to do.

It's our first date all over again.

[LAUGHS]

No, no, I'm not sure the TGI Friday's in Kandahar

- can be considered a date. - Um, it was totally a date,

and I was totally playing you for information.

Yeah.

Well, then you owe me one, don't you?

Tatyana Sokolov.

Why do you think I know about Tatyana Sokolov?

Because I'm not a fool.

And because you get intel others can't.

She's not here for the conference.

She's here to broker the biggest arms deal in

the last 20 years for her family.

Does the State Department know?

They set it up, Kai.

It's a big deal for everyone.

It'll legitimize the Sokolov relationship with the U.S.,

and even higher stakes for the people who

can't afford to let the deal go through.

In other words, something bad is brewing.

An arms deal?

You're here at a peace conference to buy guns?

Actually, missiles and drones.

Big secret to keep from us.

It's not my fault the State Department keeps you in the dark.

For someone who wants out of the game,

you sure have no problem playing it.

I have no choice.

I don't know who you are.

I'm someone who is completely at your mercy.

[WHISPERS]: If anyone in my family knows I want to defect,

they will kill me.

Please, help me.

Either you're playing me or you're actually afraid.

[REGULAR VOLUME]: Regardless, we need to turn around

and go back before any of us get...

[HIGH-PITCHED TONE RINGING][COUGHS]

[VICKTOR GROANING SOFTLY]

♪ ♪

- [GUNSHOTS] - Get out!

I'll cover. You guys go.

- Three labs, three locations. - Think your team

will find what they need.

Nothing more vulnerable than an arrogant man's ego.

Like a moth to the flame.

Doesn't even realize he's a moth.

[LINE RINGING] Jesse, what's up?

JESSE: Wondering where you are, boss.

Lucy's Humvee was attacked

- in Waimea Canyon. - TENNANT: Any contact?

No, she hasn't checked in and no signal on her phone.

We're scrambling REACT as we speak.

Fine. We can get there faster.

We're near Dillingham.

So much for the blindfold.

Jesse, you find out who's behind this.

We'll find Lucy.

You got it, boss. Bring her back.

- Listen... - We're wheels up in five.

Coast Guard scrambled their ready helo

to take Tennant and Sam over.

They'll beat emergency services and REACT.

Okay. Any updates?

Still can't reach Lucy.

Well, that part of Kaua'i is the Bermuda Triangle of coverage.

Phones enter, signals never leave.

I was able to access satellite imagery.

I see the driver but no other bodies.

Maybe Tatyana and Lucy slipped out,

headed into the jungle.

Can you get eyes on the attackers?

This is real time. Everybody still alive is long gone.

KAI: Look, this looks like a rocket attack.

It's highly organized and planned.

Yeah, someone put a lot of thought into this

and had Tatyana's schedule.

- Someone like Nino. - [DOOR OPENS]

Any news on Lucy?

ALL: Good, you got my text.

So, we think Lucy made it out.

You think?

Well, there's no movement at the ambush site.

And that's a good thing?

The driver's dead. Whoever's doing this isn't leaving survivors.

Ernie, maybe just stop talking.

Kate, they're in the jungle.

- But so are her attackers. - I-I may have a way

of narrowing her location.

Waimea is the Grand Canyon of the Pacific,

but the likeliest path from the ambush site

would put her in this valley.

- High ground. That's where she'd go. - Increased elevation

means increased visibility and surveillance,

maybe a chance for a signal.

All right, I'll let Tennant and Sam know.

Kai, find Nino, wherever she is.

I'm coming with.

- You sure? - Yeah.

TATYANA: So, what's the plan here?

Get to the top,

hope help arrives before the bad guys do.

Hope is not much of a strategy.

Yeah, I'd settle for luck.

Well, that dog won't hunt.

This is type of luck.

Why don't you just go back and make sure we're not being followed?

- I'll take a look at this wound. - I'm unarmed.

Well, I'm not asking you to engage,

and I am not handing you my weapon.

[SHARP INHALE]

[GROANING]

You walked the whole way with this in your leg?

You're strong.

Unfortunately, that's gonna have to stay in or you're gonna bleed out.

Wouldn't that make your day?

Hey...

You trust your team to make it?

With my life.

[JACKET RIPPING]

HANNA: AK-47 magazines.

TENNANT: A lot of 'em.

Looks like five, maybe six suspects.

Judging from their tracks, these guys are organized.

They know small unit tactics.

They're all heading in after Lucy.

Let's go find our people.

Wait...

Thought you were going after Nino.

- Someone beat us to it. - Yeah, HPD found her.

She took a plunge out of a ten-story window.

Assuming it wasn't an accident.

Highly unlikely.

[SIGHS] That's too bad.

'Cause I figured out Nino got access to Tatyana's itinerary

from an anonymous email.

It's a setup.

AK-47s, rockets...

Whoever's behind this really wanted us to think

it was Nino and her group.

- She's a patsy. - Yeah.

Okay, so who set her up?

Occam's razor.

Most likely answer is the simplest one.

Someone who had access to the itinerary in the first place.

Let me ask you something.

How long have you known Vicktor?

He's been with my family for years.

So you trust him?

He was my father's man, now usually my brother's, but...

he's loyal, yes.

You think he's involved?

Yeah, that's what I'm gonna sort out.

- [GRUNTS] - Oh!

[GRUNTING]

[SHOTS ECHOING]

That was a single weapon.

No return fire.

Could mean anything.

Not trying to guess what it means.

It's proof we're on the right track.

Yeah, but we're not the only ones who heard it.

_

_

What do we do now?

We go the other way.

And fast.

- Can you move? - I'll try.

You know him?

It's Vicktor.

Tatyana's personal bodyguard.

Turned on the person he was supposed to protect.

Someone paid him off.

Doesn't matter to me till we find Lucy.

Vicktor was killed with a handgun. Close range.

But there was a fight.

Got a lot of boot prints headed up this hill.

Good.

'Cause I'm pretty sure Lucy and Tatyana went this way.

You a tracker now, Jane Tennant?

No. But I know a sign when I see one.

Sunshine Organic.

It's Lucy's dry cleaners. She left it for me.

Wow. That's smart.

But she's not the only one.

What do you mean?

See those prints over there?

One of the bad guys swung back around.

He's on their tail.

[TATYANA PANTING]

I need to stop.

We really can't.

I'm trying, but...

[MOANS]

- No, no, don't. - Yeah, okay,

you're right, you're right.

Let's take five.

Okay.

Do you have any more ammunition than that?

To be honest?

No.

I was foolish to think I could ever escape this life.

- We're not finished here. - I am.

You should leave me.

You're only saying that 'cause you know I wouldn't.

It seems I've grown on you.

I just don't want to get in trouble with the boss if you die.

And here I am,

thinking you admire me.

You're walking away from power and wealth into uncertainty.

Of course I admire you.

It doesn't matter much...

if we're dead in a ditch.

Hey.

We are not done here yet.

Hey.

Vicktor the bodyguard was responsible for sending

Tatyana's itinerary to Nino.

And I have CCTV footage

of him entering her hotel this morning.

KAI: Oh, wow.

So, he pushed Nino out the window

before heading to Kaua'i with Lucy and Tatyana?

It would appear that way.

Okay, so who's paying him? Uh...

separatists, uh, a rival private army,

- the Russians? - Building off the intel

from our affable Canadian war correspondent...

you two looked happy, by the way.

Wait, how do you-how do you know how we...

Turns out it's none of the above.

Vicktor worked for the Sokolov family

since he was a teenager.

You don't get more loyal than this guy.

He's taken bullets for them.

His loyalty is to the family,

- not Tatyana. - Exactly.

If he got wind that she wanted to defect,

he'd tell her brother.

'Cause if she succeeded...

She would share all her family's secrets.

It would end them.

SAM: You seeing what I'm seeing?

A lot more blood the further we go.

Two ahead.

TENNANT: Two more at ten o'clock.

SAM: Based on their formation,

they're ready to engage.

Yeah, well, we got another problem.

Where are the rest of them?

[GROANING SOFTLY]

[LEAVES RUSTLING]

I counted three bullets.

Yep. I'm out.

What now?

I'm open to suggestions.

[GUNFIRE CONTINUING]

We got problems.

Even to a Russian, that's an understatement.

We're done if they flank us.

What do we do now?

Stay here. I'm gonna go for the gun.

That's crazy.

Probably.

Hey, boss. Thanks for coming.

We're not done yet.

Contact left!

Hope as strategy.

Told you it'd work.

[HELICOPTER APPROACHING]

The med team's coming in.

LUCY: Great.

We're gonna get you out of here safe, Tatyana.

Okay.

LUCY: How are you feeling?

Like my entire life hangs on what's happening in that room.

Fair.

But I mean everything else. The leg...

Or the fact this was all my brother?

No pain pills for that, I'm afraid.

Whatever happens, you're gonna be all right.

Whatever happens,

I lose everything I ever knew.

Will it have been worth it?

If you were gonna be true to yourself,

did you have any other choice?

[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

Just spoke to the State Department, DoD and Justice.

So... have I defected?

Yes.

State's giving you asylum, effective immediately.

JESSE: They're gonna have a lot of questions

about your brother and the family business.

I will answer them all.

What now?

I escort you to a plane that'll take you

to a secure location for debriefing.

Can I give you a hand?

Yeah. Unless you want me to take you.

You've done enough.

Go live your life, Lucy Tara.

Think maybe I should go, too.

I think someone else needs you right now.

[EXHALES SHARPLY]

I waited as long as I could.

Wow.

I didn't realize I missed you so much.

Or how strong you are.

[BOTH LAUGH]

It was only 12 hours.

Felt longer.

Seems like you and Tatyana found common ground.

Her family makes my family seem like the Waltons.

Does that mean I get to meet them, finally?

Let's just stick with the basics.

You, me, the couch and some bad reality TV.

Mm-hmm.

Come on.

[SOFT CHUCKLE]

Hey, there.

Hey, back.

I heard there was big changes in the Sokolov organization.

You know I can't say.

That's all right. I got other sources.

It's gonna be a big story.

Oh.

Hey, um...

do you ever think about what it would be like

if we had more than just, um,

deployments and vacations?

We make do.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I can drive you to the airport.

That flight took off a half hour ago, Kai.

That is not very responsible of you.

Well, it means a girl's stuck here for another 24 hours.

Really? Any ideas on what she could do?

Yeah. Yeah, I have a few.

Dinner.

Uh, nighttime stroll.

Yeah.

Or...

- Let's go with "or." - Yeah.

Little thank-you gift for helping us out with the Chemist.

Figured the thank-you was helping

bring Lucy and Tatyana back safe.

Nah. I do that out of loyalty.

Ooh. Good stuff.

You must be very grateful.

Well, the Chemist made good.

We have three labs on our target list.

Well, I hope you find what you're looking for.

ELITE is already on the move.

You're not going with?

I'm-a stay close to the Chemist.

And Hawai'i.

Can't quit us, huh? [SNORTS]

[CHUCKLES]

Kind of getting used to it here.

[LAUGHS] Nice.