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"Gallow's Rock, sundown."

Wanna tell me why Grey skins would be selling colipsum to humans?

GUARD: Trouble at the cages, sir.

They've turned Plagueling and escaped.

PLAGUELING SQUELCHES - HE YELLS

Lilly was more than just a handmaid to me, Mr Wythers.

And I intend to get to the bottom of this awful business.

You murdered her.

Your badge, sir.

CALKUSSAR: Take him to the mine.

There is a book full of names.

Bring me one page as proof, burn the rest.

I think the Book of Names is actually a book full of--

Full of demon names?

There's some kind of mention of... of the Vex Rezicon.

Does it say anything about the Dragman?

No.

"Tiberion Shek and Bones: dead."

We will go there, we will kill the Black blood.

GATE CREAKS

MAN: Ho!

Brewer, let me have a taste of your wares.

These are empties. There's nothing in here that you want.

You're straining awfully hard...

for empties. - Well, they're not empty.

No, I, um...

I fill the empties with, um...

with-with-with hops and... and barley.

Well, then you have to declare them.

Taxes, please.

Of course.

Talon. I'll pay you back double.

TALON: Should cover it.

Should indeed.

JANZO: Two gold beads?

A copper would have done just the trick. - You pay me back double, remember?

TALON GIGGLES

TALON: Bloody hell, those things are heavy.

You're back.

Mistress wants to see you.

I need a drink, Janzo.

Wanted to see you as soon as you got back.

We're a little parched, Munt, so she's going to have to wait a minute.

He's back!

MISTRESS: Janzo!

Janzo!

Good dog.

So, did they show up?

Did the shipment arrive?

Well, I'm alive and unharmed, thank you for asking.

Mm-hm?

What did you do with your arm?

Oh, well, I broke it.

Because you abandoned me and I had to do your job.

Well, are you alright? - Don't worry about the arm.

Did it show...

up? - Yes.

And?

And they gave us almost 30 shares of colipsum.

Thirty?

That's more than double. - Mm.

That's more than triple.

MISTRESS GASPS

Janzo! Janzo, my favourite son!

My favourite boy!

Mm!

How did you manage to get so much out of them?

There's something that you should know. - What?

The colipsum comes from Grey skins.

Well, doesn't matter where they came from.

As long as it's pure and as long as it's cheap.

I don't think you heard me the first time, Mother.

The Grey skin is the supplier.

You know? Enemy of the realm? Number one threat to humankind?

Big, ugly, want to wipe us out? Those Grey skins.

Let me get this straight. You actually saw an actual Grey skin?

They didn't eat you? - No.

And they gave you more than you paid for? - Yes.

SHE LAUGHS

They are clearly not as nasty as their reputation suggests.

SHE CACKLES

Mother, we shouldn't have anything to do with colipsum coming from Grey skins.

There's something not right about that. - Of course it's right. They're Grey skins.

They're exotic, and if they want gold, let's give them gold.

Where's the harm in that?

Mother! They didn't even count it.

Of course they didn't count it. They're Grey skins, they're dumb as dogs.

They probably don't even know how to count.

You know...

a better man than you would have gotten me ten brick loads.

Is that right?

Then send Munt next time.

Your precious little shipment's downstairs.

CUP CLATTERS

DOOR SLAMS

He's growing up, that boy.

DISTANT CLATTER

Hello?

Hello?

JANZO SCREAMS

Garret? What are you doing in here?

I need you to kill me.

I was injected by a PIagueling.

It's only a matter of time before I turn, so just... kill me now.

No way, I'm not going to kill you, Garret. I can't.

Oh, come on, Janzo. I don't want to turn into one of those things.

TALON: Janzo?

Talon? - Now we had a deal.

You have to find this Book of Names before this Dragman thing...

What's going on?

JANZO: He's been infected.

Plagueling. - What?

Tsk!

How are you feeling?

Are you sweating profusely? Is your heart beating fast?

I-I don't know. You... you tell me.

He's sweating, alright.

Mm. Your heart's definitely beating fast.

That might just be because you're scared.

I'm not.

Are you drunk? - Are you drunk?

I am, yeah, yeah. I'm quite...

But it's because I've been down here all day and this is very good ale.

Thank you. - Thank you!

Thought you didn't drink or use colipsum.

It's funny how all that tends to just... out the window, when you're dying.

You're not going to die. - Yes, he is.

Yes, I am.

Please hold. Thank you.

Now, when were you infected?

HE SIGHS It was, uh, two nights past.

There was an outbreak at the camp.

Is it just me or is it really hot down here?

It's very hot down here. The fermenting ale gives off heat.

Ah!

Does it hurt when I prod you with a needle like that?

Yes!

What does that mean? - I don't know.

Well, why did you do it, then?

Just collecting data.

Open wide. - Aaah.

Aaah! - Thank you.

Hm. I don't see anything.

Although I guess I should have known that already

because you were only stung two days ago

and I guess soonest anyone turns Plagueling is three days after infection.

Although some take up to six days.

So that's how long we have to find a cure. - There is no cure, Talon.

Well, you don't know if you don't try.

Well, hold on now. Not everyone who's stung actually turns, right?

Just one in 13, best I can figure.

Don't like those odds.

Go get Gwynn. I should say goodbye.

JANZO: Yes, go and get Gwynn. - No, you go and get Gwynn.

Why me? - Go!

Do not touch her!

OK.

Come.

Talon, you are the only person that I can trust to kill me.

N... No.

Janzo will figure this out. - Maybe.

But if not, you have to kill me if I turn.

Alright? Promise me that you will put a blade through my mouth.

I need you to give me your word.

You have my word.

But only when I'm sure you're gone.

Tomorrow we reach Gallwood Outpost

where we will hunt down a creature resembling a woman.

In her veins runs blood blacker than coal.

Your orders are to spill the blood of every breathing thing

until she is dead at my feet.

Tell your men.

You think I'm obsessed.

The prophecy says

that when the Black blood rises, death and pestilence will fly over the land

like ashes in the wind.

So we have to do whatever is necessary. Yes?

She must die.

For the sake of the living.

HE COUGHS

HE PANTS

HE GRUNTS

HE WINCES

BIRD SQUAWKS

BIRDS SQUAWK

HE PANTS

SILL: Enjoying the view?

Does the body good to get some fresh air.

See the world from a new vantage point.

Good way to think about your future.

What future? I'm a prisoner just like you.

Hm! Just like me?

Eleven years I've been down here, pinky.

You're nothing like me.

What good is all that money you make in smuggling

when you're stuck down here in this rat-hole?

And you and me both know you smuggle contraband in and out of the Outpost.

What you moving? Arms? Weapons?

Precious stones or...

Minerals you find down here in the mines?

They took your badge. Might be time to let it go.

Yeah.

You got a point there.

HE SIGHS

Do me a favour.

Thank the Mistress for me.

Tell her I really did...

You know...

Love her?

Care for her.

Care for her.

BIRD SQUAWKS

SILL: I can't let you leave.

I gave the Foreman my word that you'd be back by light

and I keep my word.

Not my problem.

THEY GRUNT

SHE GASPS

Now can we talk like adults?

SHE GROANS

Why are you so invested in keeping me down here?

Cos if you suddenly leave, there'll be questions.

An investigation. How did he get out?

Is there a back way out of the mine? - Again, not my problem.

No.

But it is the Mistress' problem.

You give away her best route

helping to make a nice case against her.

I see what you're saying.

So now, what's all this about how you care about her?

Alright.

I'll stick around down here.

For now.

I was hoping you'd see it that way.

SHE SIGHS

That was my best knife.

Hello.

You're the barkeep, aren't you?

Brewer, actually.

I have a message for you, Your Ladyship.

It's a private message. He told me that no one else is allowed to know--

"He"?

"He" who?

You know where Garret is?

Now hang on a minute. I didn't tell you who sent me.

There's absolutely no-- - Tell me everything you know.

Is he alright?

No, my lady.

What?

He's not OK.

He's dying.

You should have water. - Thank you.

SHE GASPS My sweet Garret!

Not too close. - Why?

I'm infected, Gwynn.

You're infected?

He's been stung by a Plagueling.

Well, cure him! - There is no cure.

Look, the best I can figure is that

there is a parasite gestating deep down

inside of his throat or his stomach somewhere.

Then, as it grows, the parasite will grow these long tentacles

and the tentacles will grow

and they'll start to creep all the way up inside of his brain.

Damn it, Janzo. - GWYNN: There must be something you can do.

Can't you just kill the creature before it grows?

That's not a bad idea, actually.

You know, I've never seen an infected person where they haven't turned Plagueling before.

Hey, maybe if we give him some acid to dri-- - What? No!

No? No, that would definitely kill him, yes. - If he dies, you're next.

He was going to die anyway. - Janzo!

That's not what she wants to hear. - Look...

If he has any chance of surviving

I cannot hide the truth in order to avoid hurting her feelings.

And I cannot operate on him

when madam over here is threatening me with my life.

He's right, Gwynn.

You should go. - You summoned me here.

I just wanted to say goodbye.

You know, while I'm still me.

I'm not going. - Gwynn--

I'm not going anywhere until the barkeep cures you.

JANZO: Brewer!

I am a brewer!

And the chance of a cure's unlikely.

SHE SOBS - Gwynn.

I cannot risk you getting infected yourself

and I do not want you to remember me in this condition.

Alright? So, please, we have to say goodbye.

You have to go. - Garret.

I'm not going, Garret.

Garret, I love you.

GWYNN SOBS

I do love you.

Alright? Now go. Please?

Go on.

No... - Please.

Talon?

Bye, Gwynn. - No.

Yes. - Come with me. I'll take you.

GWYNN SOBS

For many years, I've been afraid of losing Garret.

I mean, he is a soldier after all, but...

over the years, I just convinced myself he was invincible.

Don't give up yet.

If anyone can beat this, Janzo can.

It's funny, isn't it? - What?

How so alike we both are, you and I.

We're nothing alike.

Oh, but we are, Talon.

We're both women in an outpost full of men.

Both of our families were murdered by the Prime Order.

We both possess powers we wish we didn't have.

We both have a destiny that will most likely be the death of us.

And we both have feelings for Garret. - What?

I don't.

The thought of losing him hurts you just as much as it hurts me.

I should go.

No, Talon.

It means a great deal that you're here... comforting me.

I mean it when I say I want us to be friends.

Whatever happens.

We'll get through this together, for now.

And if he survives, we'll sort it out then.

Thank you.

Thank you, Talon.

I'll keep you informed about Garret.

Please do.

GARRET COUGHS

I can't watch that.

GARRET COUGHS

Just a bit more. - GARRET COUGHS

HE SPLUTTERS

It burns.

GARRET GROANS

GARRET MOANS

Is that Talon?

GARRET GROANS

It's probably a good idea for him to rest a little bit.

So, will this cure him?

No idea.

DISTANT SHOUT

The mute watchman's here to see you, m'lady.

Send him in.

Leave.

Dan no?

Is that your name?

You can call off the search. I found Captain Spears.

Why do you bow as if I'm some sort of royalty?

You and Wythers were very close.

Who better than you...

to hold onto some letters for him

to send on, on his behalf, should something befall him?

No?

You deny it?

You can't speak but I presume you can write.

And yet you've made no demands.

No threats?

You could be biding your time.

Or you really could have no intention of doing anything with the secret you possess.

They say that the Prime Order Chancellor burned your throat with a red hot iron

because you protested when he forced himself on your young wife.

We want the same thing, you and I.

We both want revenge on the Prime Order.

You will be my eyes and ears.

Anything the Watch knows, I want to know.

Agreed?

And Dan no?

Together we will have our revenge.

Janzo?

Come here.

Is this what I think it is?

That's it.

That's the Vex Rezicon. The Book of Names, Talon.

You've found it!

And it says right here it's kept in some kind of temple.

The Shrine. Shrine Maer-Nokh? - Where's that?

Wait.

Wait. Maer-Nokh, Maer-Nokh... I'll find it.

It's here somewhere, let me see.

This one.

Maer-Nokh.

What kind of map is this?

Nothing looks familiar. - Mm, nor to me.

Wait.

See how this road makes an "S" between the two mountain peaks?

Mm-hm.

It's the border front at Cadrian's Pass.

Are you sure? - I've been there twice.

This map must be from ages ago.

All the roads are different. - If you're right about this, Talon

then that means that the temple is-- - Deep in Grey skin territory.

Which is awful news.

It's actually good news.

The Grey skins don't care about this book, Janzo, which means it's probably still there.

I'm going after it.

What? Across leagues of flesh-eating Grey skin territory?

Yes. - GARRET: I'll go.

JANZO: You're awake?

How are you feeling? - GARRET: Sober.

And like I just had acid poured down my throat.

It wasn't acid. Acid would've killed you.

He's so dramatic! It was dumbcane. Rodent poison.

Did it work?

JANZO: No idea.

Talon, just wait.

It wasn't enough to kill you

just enough to kill something the size of a parasite

living inside of you.

Maybe. Probably not, but maybe!

Janzo, do you have any idea how to actually save me?

Close to zero.

Right, then this is just a waste of time. I'm going with Talon.

So you can infect me? I don't think so. I'm going alone.

No, hey! You need that book to help us defeat the Prime Order.

Now, I have at least two days. There is still time.

Please, just...

Let me do some small good before I die.

Then I'm coming with you. - No.

I'm the only one who can translate the script

and nobody else knows about Plaguelings as well as I do.

You need me. - Janzo, you don't have to come.

What? I'm not letting you go with a Plagueling alone.

Hey! - Fine!

So when do we leave?

Now.

The longer you have me, the further you'll get.

Cocky for a dying man.

BIRDS SQUAWK

Hmm. SHE MUTTERS

WIND HOWLS - BIRD SQUAWKS

I don't understand why we can't just walk around

and walk through the gates like normal people.

Because the Outpost blocks the passage

so that the Grey skins can't get into our territory.

That means we can't get into theirs from that side either.

The only way over is this wall.

GWYNN: Garret!

Wait, Garret!

Let's go.

GWYNN: Garret!

You go ahead. - No, it's alright.

I'll just stay here and wait... HE YELLS

...with you!

Gwynn.

I was just about to leave.

Why do you have to go on this silly little trip?

We should be spending our last hours together, not apart.

I am doing this for you.

To help Talon get the names to aid in your battle.

Our battle.

I'm sorry.

Very soon, it likely won't be.

It's not safe. - I don't care.

I have to go.

I'm so sorry. I have to go.

Come back to me.

SHE SIGHS

It's a big wall.

I'm surprised men could build such a thing.

Oh, men didn't build that.

No, no, no that was there before men arrived.

What? Grey skins?

Mm-hm, some say Lu-Qiri.

I doubt that.

Forgetting your pack?

Right.

We've got to chain Garret up.

He could turn at any moment. - It's barely been three days.

We don't know exactly what the gestation period is.

He's right.

It's better to be safe.

Chain me up.

CHAINS RATTLE

Don't slow us down.

I won't.

JANZO: Don't think I've ever been more thirsty in my entire life.

Hopefully one of these days we'll get some sleep.

TALON: How you feeling?

Do you feel infected?

Perhaps my parasite will die of thirst

before I do.

It has been four days, though.

You should probably sleep with a sword tonight.

I don't want to kill you.

Yes, well...

you may feel differently when I'm at your throat.

What is that?

It's a watchtower.

Looks like an old checkpoint. - Seen one of them before.

The Grey skins own it.

They do have barrels there.

Was it ale or water? What do Grey skins drink?

Whatever it is, I'm drinking it all.

Looks deserted.

So, what do we do? - We go in.

Are you sure? - Yep.

I'll lead.

Just dirt.

Why would they be storing dirt?

It's bait. - DISTANT GRUNT

GREYSKIN GROWLS

THEY GRUNT - Unchain me now!

GREYSKIN GROWLS

Come on, come on!

THEY GRUNT

Sword!

GREYSKIN GROWLS

GREYSKIN LAUGHS AND ROARS

SHE YELLS

GREYSKIN GROANS

SHE WINCES

GREYSKIN GROWLS

TALON GROANS

SHE CRIES

GARRET YELLS

GREYSKIN ROARS

SKIN SIZZLES - GREYSKIN ROARS

ACID SIZZLES

Ow! My ankle.

GARRET GROANS

BONES CLICK

GREYSKIN ROARS

SHE YELLS

What was that stuff you dumped on the Grey skin that burned him so bad?

Acid.

Where did you get acid from?

Brought it with me. - Why?

Doesn't matter. - Yes, it does.

Tell me why you brought acid.

To try on you once you turned.

It was only to see if it would kill the PIagueling parasite. That's all.

So, that was your plan, then?

Just pour acid all over me

burn the flesh off my bones like you did the Grey skin?

No, of course not, Garret. Don't be so silly.

HE EXHALES

I was going to pour it down your throat. - Oh.

You'd have been a goner anyway and-and-and you wouldn't have felt it...

I don't think...

maybe, perhaps, I don't know.

I, for one, am glad he brought acid.

He saved our lives.

He's my hero.

R-really?

And how are you feeling?

I don't feel any little creature down my throat or stomach

if that's what you mean.

Then perhaps Janzo's rat poison worked. - Doubt it.

Just don't tend to be that lucky, that's all.

It's probably best if you tied me up tonight.

Is that what you say to all the girls? - HE SNIGGERS

SHE CHUCKLES

HE GROANS

What about you? How are your ribs?

JANZO: Don't worry about her.

She'll heal overnight. She's Black blood, remember?

It's not that I heal fast, you both heal slow.

Is that comfortable?

Quite.

Don't look at me like that. - Like what?

Like other men do.

You know this may be my last night alive?

Surely Gwynn commanded you to keep your distance.

As a matter of fact...

I don't believe she did.

Sorry, I... I don't want you to get infected.

Oh, is that what it is?

Mm.

GARRET COUGHS - Still don't see anything.

Well, isn't he a constant source of disappointment?

You know, I am rather cold.

Does that mean anything? - Yes.

It means it's a very harsh desert.

It's burning hot in the day and freezing cold at night.

Here.

Have these extra blankets.

It's probably his last night alive.

The least you can do is make the pretty boy feel comfortable.

Well, then I need your body warmth.

You're doing this just to get under his skin, aren't you?

TALON: What makes you say that?

Well, is it true?

Cos if it is, it's incredibly cruel.

To him or you?

I'm not sure if you're aware, but, um, you're an exceptionally beautiful girl

and you're pressing your...

HE CLEARS HIS THROAT

...against my back.

Now, I just happen to be a male of the species

and so, natural reactions are, um...

going to be inevitable. - GARRET CLEARS THROAT

Did you want me to stop? - No.

And by the way... - Hm?

It's not only to get under his skin.

I am really freezing.

Right.

Yes, um...

It is very cold, isn't it?

OWL HOOTS

KNIFE SAWS

HORSES NEIGH

BELL CHIMES

Milord, an army of Covenant soldiers not a league from the gate.

How many? - Me reckon ten score.

With cavalry.

Don't open the gates until I'm there. Do you understand me?

Aye. Closed.

Fall in.

Gwynn...

Gwynn!

What's going on?

There's a Covenant battalion at the gates.

You must hide.

Have they come for me? - I'm not sure.

So, just go hide, alright?

Alright? Good.

HORSE WHINNIES

Ambassador Dred. - HORSE WHINNIES

What brings you to this far-flung corner of the world?

Commander Calkussar, why are your gates shut to me?

Gates are always closed at night against our enemies, Plaguelings.

But surely you do not see us as your enemies?

Of course not, Ambassador.

Though I had begun to wonder when my Covenant patrol did not return.

They never returned?

We sent them on their way, well fed

well rested.

Did you now?

These are dangerous lands, Ambassador.

It's not uncommon for patrols to be attacked by bandits

bone wolves, Plaguelings, and such.

Especially after nightfall.

We have many fascinating things to discuss, Commander.

But must we shout to one another all morning?

My men are tired from their ride.

Open your gates, and show us the hospitality we deserve.

Of course, Ambassador.

You're always welcome here.

Open the gates.

HORSE WHINNIES

HORSE WHINNIES

We need to leave.

Pack up my things. - What's going on?

Just do as I say.

Ambassador...

welcome to the Outpost.

My men will take care of your horses, we'll arrange for your lodging

and perhaps you would care for--

SHE GASPS

No!

No!

Anyone loyal to Calkussar dies today.

I want Calkussar's daughter here now.

Dead or alive!

And find me that Black blood!

SOLDIER: Ha! Hut, hut! Ya!

Hut!

SHE SOBS

SHE WAILS

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