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a few chicken farmers?

- I've told Sky, he can stay as long as he likes.

- Believe me Zora, you'll regret this.

(machine roaring)

- We know what they are, they're dangerous monsters.

- Gwyn, you're approved now.

Make the Discards respect you.

(tribal music)

- Authorities are appealing for calm,

throughout the evacuation process.

(tribal music)

(crows cawing)

- We're gonna fight Harmony, get used to it.

- We're not really for this, and you know it.

- He's the best fighter I've ever seen.

- Even the best get beaten sometimes Shadow.

- What's the roar about?

It'd be kinda nice if you two just get on now and again.

Should be a good day for the raid eh Shadow?

I better a bit of practice in.

Find me someone to spar with, the best one.

I'm not messing, I want it to be for real.

(calm music)

- My brother gave it to me.

We're separated years ago, when The Warps came and took me.

It's all I've got left of him.

Remember the time before you served The Privs Magdar?

Your family? Your tribe?

- You must not speak to me.

- Come on, no ones watching, you can talk to me.

- Remembering does no good.

(sorrowful music)

- Jag.

- Get lost kid, I'm busy.

- Can an Ant be a Barb?

Erin!

- Can they?

- What sort of stupid question is that?

It's like asking if a mask could be--

- A butterfly? - No!

- Goat! Pig!

- No! What are you on about anyway?

- The Ant boy.

I heard them tell Sky, he wanted to be a Barb!

I kinda like him.

Do you think he can?

(peaceful music)

- Harmony, you know anyone who can beat me?

Then what are you so worried about?

Besides, I have Shadow's ugly mug to protect me.

I won't get a scratch, I promise.

Pull out some sits, Ants will be crawling around my feet.

The Barbs will take it into the forest,

and I'll be everybody's hero.

- What if it goes wrong?

What if you make The Ants and The Barbs gang up against us?

- What are you talking about?

They hate each other!

- Not as much as they hate us, Flame.

Wait, until we're ready for this.

- Nothing is going to go wrong, got that?

Nothing!

Move out in three hours Shadow.

Come on, just close the door.

(sombre music)

- Don't Cass, it's something bad.

From the old time.

- I don't think it's from the old time.

It belongs to The Warps.

- Me and my brother found something like this once.

In a ruined house.

Took it to the alter.

He said it was made from a thread

that came right from the earth, or an animals back.

Said the priest of Zutwart, in the old time.

He wouldn't touch it. Said don't put your curse on us.

Brother made me wear it all the time.

- Gwyn, finish dressing, then come and find me.

- I told you.

- Shut up, just shut up okay?

What will they do?

You're right, remembering does no good.

- It was lying in the field.

You know what that means?

It wasn't The Barbs, Omar.

It was The Warps who attacked us.

We've been tricked, all this time!

- I don't understand, why would they want us to think--

- If you had gone to attack one of the tribes,

The Ants, or The Barbs, it would be better to make sure

no other tribe has to come and help them.

Omar, I think we're in danger, terrible danger.

Still no word of Dan?

He's gone to The Barbs, I'm sure of it.

In any case, it gives us a reason to go and talk to them.

With this.

If they see that The Warps are against the both of us--

- But what about Faygar?

Surely we must take this to her first?

- Priest will be no use against The Warps, if they come.

- I know what works against Warps,

Faygar won't ignore this curse, she'll do the right thing.

- But if she doesn't?

(calm music)

- What have you been saying to him Jag?

Trying to frighten the young boy?

- His deeds claim the right to join us.

He admires your tribe, so what?

- So, I'm gonna ask the tribe to reject him, and you.

Tell him to go home, incomer.

Now, before it's too late.

Then pack your bags and leave yourself, while you still can.

- What does he mean?

- He means it's better you both go.

- And if he tries to stay?

- Jag will call for a test, a proof of courage.

If he passes, he will be allowed to stay.

- And if he doesn't?

- Jag can get him thrown out.

- To where?

- The forbidden zone.

- You know how stubborn Dan is!

He'll never back down!

What else about the proof of courage?

What else Kwarli?

- Come on.

- You wanted to see me?

- They're Discards, I told you.

We treat Discards differently.

Neither as equals, but you ignore me.

- No, oh, I--

- The Privileged must show all who are not,

that they must serve us.

- What of my brother?

I was thinking of my brother!

- We do not talk to Discards about such things!

I thought you could be one of us, but I was wrong.

- I'll never do it again, let me show you.

- It's too late.

You'll be taken back to the camp, this evening.

- Please, Harmony! Let me show you, please!

- And leave the clothes, they no longer belong to you.

(birds chirping)

- They wouldn't dare to attack us, not here in the village.

- Then why do they want us to think it was The Barbs?

The evidence is right here, in front of our eyes!

- Maybe it is, maybe it isn't.

- How else would a Warp badge be found in the fields?

- I don't know, perhaps it's another Barb trick.

- Faygar, I think we're in terrible danger.

- We'll see.

Omar, you can take more Ants from the fields

for the defense guard.

- Faygar, we need to talk to The Barbs,

I think we may need their help.

- The Barbs? Why?

We have Bray to protect us.

- This is my fault.

- What do you mean?

- The defense guard was supposed to keep out

raiding parties.

I didn't think they would try to attack us head on.

- None of us thought that, Omar.

- We aren't ready.

- Would we ever be, on our own?

- Then you talk to her Cass, you're the one with the words.

Persuade her to meet with Zora.

- I'll try Omar, I'll try.

(sombre music)

- Not a scratch.

You're worried like her, Shadow.

About my safety?

- My job is your safety.

Inside the stronghold, or out

- But you prefer it if I was inside?

And you and your worries would do on without?

- If that's what you had ordered, I would've obeyed.

- Go on Erin.

- All I heard is that, he want to become a Barb.

- Dan, understand, if you change your mind now,

we will take you back to your tribe.

No harm will come to you.

- I don't wanna go back.

- Jag, say what you must.

- What good is this to us?

A lousy Ant that tall?

- He just admires you Jag,

I thought you loved to be admired?

(The Barbs laughing)

- The incomers trespass twice into our territory,

and the second time you brought him with him!

I say we treat all strangers as spies.

And make an example of those who bring them into our camp.

He wants to stay among us, then let him take the tests.

And face the full penalty if he fails.

Let all the tribes know,

no one can claim to be a Barb

without first proving their worth.

As for him, let him walk from here now,

or face the same as his friend.

(calm music)

- The Barbs have to know we were tricked.

I know it means admitting we were wrong,

but it's time to join together.

Before it's too late!

- What do you know?

Are you a prophet Cass?

Do you see into the future?

- No.

- No, but I do!

I've seen Bray's flying machine coming from the sky.

Landing here, for us.

All of us.

I've seen it in my dreams.

That we have to stay together, and keep believing.

- I believe you Faygar,

but what if there are none of us left when Bray comes?

What if The Privs have enslaved us all?

Meet with Zora!

- No! You know how I feel about her.

- I know, but I don't understand.

- They're not like us, Cass.

They're barbarians!

Side with Zora, and you mind as well side with Zoot himself.

I can't do it, I will not.

(calm music)

- Quiet!

Dan, have you decided?

- I'll take the tests.

- It's not Dan is it Jag?

It's me you want.

- You've no right to speak here.

- Then I claim it.

As Dan's champion.

You've challenged his courage,

and now I'm challenging yours.

This is my right.

- Then it's you and me, incomer.

- No, I told you Sky, I don't need your help.

- Jag, this isn't necessary.

None of this is necessary.

- Too late, he's called upon the tribal rules.

I accept.

He and I will sort this out alone, in the forest.

- Then that is how it must be.

(lively music)

- No Agar, stay with the others.

We're only strong together.

Together, do it together.

- [Harmony] And leave the clothes,

they no longer belong to you.

They're Discards, I told you, we treat Discards differently.

I thought you could be one of us, but I was wrong.

You'll be taken back to the camp, this evening.

- You know where they heading?

- Don't tell him!

- Please Erin.

- It's not allowed.

- Then I'll find them myself.

- No! I'm supposed to--

- What? Keep an eye on me?

Then you better show me, hadn't you.

- You can't Erin! You can't!

- What's this?

- What happens to Discards who steal?

- Why?

- This one is a thief.

- You sure?

- Yes, my necklace.

I saw her looking at it.

And only she knew where I hid it, now it's gone.

- If you call her a thief again,

she'll be taken to the binzo.

If not, she can return to her duties now.

What do you want to do?

- She is a thief.

- I'm not a thief, why?

Please!

No!

- Much better.

You can stay Gwyn, for now.

- You've got to avoid the hidden traps.

Let me give you a demonstration.

- Who set the traps? You?

- Of course, with a little help from Kwarli.

So maybe I don't remember all of his.

- You like to cheat Jag, is that how you win your battles.

- Winning's the only rule here incomer,

and that's all I mean to do.

Your turn.

- I told them the rules.

- I thought so.

- Was I wrong?

- Jag can be so hardheaded,

Sky could've been useful to us.

- But that's not all of it, is it?

- Maybe not.

It's just, ever since I met Sky, I've had this feeling.

As though--

- What?

- Like he's come for a reason.

Perhaps it's to help us, perhaps it's to destroy us.

(dramatic music)

- You're lucky incomer.

Wanna give up incomer?

It's okay, I'll accept your defeat.

(Sky screams)

- Well, what do we have here?

Scary isn't he?

The other one's mine.

- Jag!

- This isn't your fight.

- Maybe not, but I prefer the odds in this one.

- Get him! Run!

- Leave them!

Our leader! To our leader's side!

- They'll find Sky!

We must help him!

- There's nothing we can do!

Dan there are too many of them, we can't help him!

But we gotta warn the others.

The herd must come first.

This way, hurry!

- Okay, think I won't tell how you do that?

- You're a slow learner.

It all comes down to balance.

Experience of martial arts.

- Yes.

In my experience, it's not just about balance,

but seizing a force from deep within.

You must be the one they all talk about.

The leader of The Privilege.

So what's it like to lose, Priv boy?

- I didn't lose, I slipped.

- So much for your balance.

- Hey!

- We'll meet again.

- Get after him!

- We had to call it off.

- I had him, I had him.

- There'll be another time, but today it's over.

(tribal music)

(machine roaring)

- Now leave me, just leave me.

My brother gave it to me.

We're separated, years ago.

All that's left of him.

- There you are.

What's wrong?

- I'm worried about Sky, that's what.

We shouldn't have left him.

- I'm sure he can take care of himself.

- Hi, do you want to come and eat?

- Not hungry.

- Erin told me what happened with The Warps.

Weren't you afraid?

- Terrified.

- I don't know why you want to be a Barb,

but still, it'll be nice having you around.

- You mean I'm in?

- Should think so, from what Jag was saying.

Welcome to the tribe.

- Thanks.

Sky.

- Who was he?

That stranger?

I want to know, Shadow.

I want him found, and brought in front of me.

You hear me?

Whatever it takes, I want him.

(calm music)