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ANNOUNCER:
Previously:

ZEDD:
A tear in the veil that
separates the Underworld

from the world of the living.
Happened when I killed Rahl.

Only way to close the rift
is the way the Creator did.

The Stone of Tears.
We'll find it.

ZEDD:
He is a True Listener.

RICHARD:
Can see what people
are thinking?

PANIS:
An ancient scroll
instructs the bearer

of the Stone of Tears
how to use it.

RICHARD:
Kahlan, she has the scroll!

If you do as I ask,

I will hand you
the scroll personally.

RICHARD:
Suddenly you want
to defeat the Keeper?

RAHL:
I want to live again.

I think you'll find
it interesting reading.

I know I did.

RICHARD:
The instructions inscribed

will only appear in the glow
cast by a Night Wisp.

Well, I guess we know
which way we're headed.

KAHLAN:
So does Rahl.

ZEDD:
Richard Cypher,
you are the true Seeker.

KEEPER:
Why do you run from me,
Darken Rahl?

Not from you, master.

For you.

You belong in the Underworld
at my side.

Master, I only returned
to the land of the living

to learn something
of the greatest importance.

Something that will help us
defeat the Seeker.

And what is it that
you learned?

The Scroll of Valdaire,
now in the Seeker's possession,

can only be read by the light
of a Night Wisp.

This is why I have remained.

To destroy the creatures.

Once I've eradicated
all the Night Wisps,

Richard Cypher will have no
means of reading the scroll.

And without the knowledge
contained within it,

even if he should find
the Stone of Tears,

he will not be able to use
it to seal the tear in the veil.

The land of the living
will be destroyed

and your victory
will be complete.

Very well, Darken Rahl,

but as soon as the Night Wisps
are annihilated,

you will kill yourself
and return to me.

As you wish, master.

If you do not, I will know
you have betrayed me.

You will be hunted
down and ripped

from the world of life
to suffer eternal torment

in the depths
of the Underworld.

A nightmare, My Lord?

No.

A warning.

It's still hours
till first light.

Perhaps you could
sleep better if

I eased your mind.

We've already wasted
enough time.

Where are we going,
My Lord?

Not "we."

If my plan
goes as anticipated,

I need you to perform
another task.

Tell me your name, so I can have
it carved on your headstone.

I am your master, Darken Rahl.

And the time
for games is over.

Darken Rahl is dead.

He was killed by the Seeker
months ago.

It's not my death you
should be concerned about.

Gather the rest of your squad.

I have a mission for you.

RICHARD:
You know, we've been
traveling for two days

without rest or food.

I don't know how much longer
Zedd can keep this up.

My ears work better
than my legs.

I appreciate your concern,
but I'll be fine.

We're almost there.
The Forest of the Night Wisps

is just beyond that next rise.

It's snow.

It's not snow.

It's ash.

Kahlan!

The Night Wisps.

They're all dead.

Maybe some of them escaped.

Even if they did,
where would they go?

Kahlan, if there's another
Night Wisp alive in the world,

we'll find it.

Good thing we don't have
anything else to do,

like find the Stone of Tears.

Without the scroll, we won't
know what to do with the Stone.

It'll be useless.

Shh.

Quiet. Did you hear that?

One must have survived.

Careful.

Don't scare it off.

Are you looking for this?

Give me
the Scroll of Valdaire...

or the last Night Wisp dies.

I wonder if you can
throw a Wizard's web faster

than I can crush
my little friend here.

They're very delicate, you know.

Zedd.

What do you want
with the scroll?

The same as you, dear brother.

To save the world.

I've already betrayed
the Keeper to do so.

He expected me to annihilate
every last Night Wisp

and then return
to the Underworld.

But I have no intention
of going back.

I'm going to join
your little quest

and when you find
the Stone of Tears,

you will give it to me,

and I will follow
the instructions on the scroll

and heal the rift.

So you can be hailed
as the world's savior.

Yes.

The Keeper is impatient.

He wants the world of life
snuffed out, and quickly.

Which is why you must
give me the scroll now

so I can prevent
that from happening.

Don't you realize you've
already doomed the world

by destroying the Night Wisps?

Do you really think
I'm so short

The Night Wisps are the most
vital link in the chain of life.

Their demise would bring about
a cascade of extinction

that would eventually
result in the death

of everything that
lives and breathes.

Which is why I saved
this particular Wisp.

It's with young.

It can give birth
and life can go on,

if you honor my simple request,

and give me the scroll.

Let him crush it.
We'll find another one.

RAHL:
That's my Mord-Sith.

No sentimental attachment.

But if I know my brother,

he's not willing to risk
the fate of the world

on such a slim chance.

What do you say?

Since we're
on the same side now,

we may as well be partners.

How do I know you won't
kill the Night Wisp

as soon as I hand you
the scroll?

Well, you can be certain that
I will kill it if you do not.

She's awfully quiet.

Now, it seems that I am
the only living soul

who knows what to do
with the Stone of Tears.

RICHARD:
No!

Now, is that any way
to treat the newest

member of your merry band?

Relax, brother.

I have the knowledge,
you have the compass.

Together let's save the world.

Now, let's find that Stone.

The Night Wisps only give birth

in the grottoes
of the northern foothills.

If I don't take her there,
she and her babies will die.

You'll have to go through
Gar territory.

RICHARD:
Cara, go with her.

The compass is taking
us northeast.

We'll travel together
as far as Elmswood Pass.

Then you and Kahlan will take
the Night Wisp to the grottoes.

We'll continue on our search
for the Stone.

Bind him.

I want the "newest member of our
merry band" on a short leash.

What if the Prophecy
is coming true?

RICHARD:
What do you mean?

"Should the son of Brennidon
seek the sacred stone,

he will find it, only to deliver
it to the enemy of the light."

What if Rahl is the enemy
of the light?

I'm not going
to give him the Stone.

Then how?

I have an idea.

I can't help but notice
the Wizard has disappeared.

How disappointing.

I was looking forward
to enjoying his renowned wit.

Well, you'll have
to settle for mine.

I know it must be very
frustrating for you, brother.

I wonder how you're
planning to do it.

Do what?

Learn the instructions
on the scroll.

Let's see, if I were you,
what would I do?

Well, you can't confess me,

you know my soul
is immune to Confession,

and if you thought Cara
could break me,

you would have had her
torture me by now.

Oh, wait,
I just thought of something.

Perhaps you sent the Wizard
to get a Listener

to read my thoughts.

We're here.

This is Elmswood Pass.

I guess this is where
we say goodbye.

CARA:
Can we speed this up?

She loves you, you love her,

I should protect her
as if she were you.

Have I missed anything?

We could be halfway there
by the time

you two finish your goodbyes.

We'll catch up once
the Night Wisp is safe.

Be careful.

You too.

It must be difficult being
so close to the Confessor,

but unable to bed her.

No wonder you invited Cara
along on your little quest.

The Mord-Sith
have a long history

of serving the House of Rahl

in every way.

And as I recall,

Cara was always so eager
to please. Careful, brother.

You wouldn't want to do anything

that may cause me
to lose my memory.

You're right.

Keeper, hear our prayer.

We live only to serve you.

For it is you who will take us--

KEEPER:
Sister Marianna.

Keeper...

you've heard our prayers.

The prayers of foolish girls
do not concern me.

Master, why are you angry?

We are your loyal servants.

My most loyal servant of all,
Darken Rahl, has betrayed me.

How can that be?

He was to destroy
the Night Wisps,

then kill himself and return
to the Underworld.

I've received the souls
of thousands of Night Wisps,

but Rahl's soul did not follow.

What do you ask of us?

Find him wherever he is
and send him back to me.

How I have missed
the simple pleasures of life.

Enjoy them while you can.

Someday, whether it's in a week
or 50 years,

you'll be dead again and you'll
have to face the Keeper's wrath.

Oh, you're mistaken.

When the veil is repaired

and the natural order
of the Underworld restored,

I will bask
in the Creator's light

along with you
and the Mother Confessor.

You've killed
countless innocent people.

How could you possibly believe

the Creator
is going to reward you?

When I seal the rift,

not only will I be protecting
those alive today,

I'll be ensuring the lives
of future generations.

Surely, such a noble act

will tip the scale of deeds
in my favor.

The only reason you want to save
the world is to save yourself.

Well, you've had quite a run
at being the hero.

Isn't it time you shared
the glory with someone else?

( Sisters of the Dark
screaming )

I told you I'm on your side.

I always knew we'd make
a great team, brother.

Welcome, Wizard.

What brings you to Thandor?

I've come to see an old friend.

Zedd!

Look how big you've grown
in just a year.

You're almost as tall as I am.

No one's as tall as you.

What's this?

The Sisters of the Light
have you wearing a Rada'han now?

Suppressing his ability
to read minds

gives him a chance
at a normal childhood.

Renn's come a long way

since you entrusted him
to our care, Wizard.

I'm glad to hear it.

I would never ask
to take him away from you

unless it was a matter
of great urgency.

You want him to help the Seeker.

Yes.

You know
the Sisters of the Light

believe the Seeker is prophesied
to help the Keeper.

I can't allow Renn
to go with you.

The Seeker saved me.

I want to help him if I can.

ZEDD:
I think the boy's
wishes are clear.

Very well.

I'll get the key
to the Rada'han.

RENN:
Where are we going?

Renn, I need you
to listen closely.

The Sisters
aren't going to let me

take you out of here
without a fight.

I don't understand.

Sister Everleen--

She's coming back,
but not with a key.

What do you want me to do?

On my word, stay low.

Ready?

Now!

I'll take that key now.

I know how lonely
it can be.

My sister and I are
the last of our kind.

When we find
the Stone of Tears,

and the world is safe,

I'd love to have a baby,

but for me
it's complicated.

Yes,

because my heart
belongs to Richard.

If I were to take him
as my mate,

my magic would destroy him.

Well, when you put it like that,

I guess it would be easier
to be a Night Wisp.

Can you please stop
that incessant babbling?

Night Wisps are the most
fragile beings

the Creator has ever made.

Without constant companionship
they will perish.

So if you give me
one moment of peace

that thing's going to die?

It might.

I don't even know if my talking
to her is going to be enough.

She's so delicate.

Not only is she with young,

but she's lost
her entire family.

She would be a lot stronger
if she had them

to accompany her
to the birthing ground.

How do you even know
what it's saying?

It's a magical language.

If you listen closely,

eventually you'll understand it.

It's a bit ironic,
isn't it?

The man who killed me

going to such lengths
to keep me alive.

The cut isn't deep.
It'll heal.

Your brotherly affection
is touching.

Who do you think you're fooling
with this ruse?

You're always so quick to think
the worst of me, brother.

You had the man
who raised me murdered.

And now you've nearly destroyed
an entire race of creatures,

all so you could get the glory
for saving the world.

And you wonder
why I think the worst?

You're right, of course.

But I assure you,
my sentiment was genuine.

It is nice being in the company
of one's family.

Is that why you murdered
your own father?

You have no idea
what it was like

growing up in the House of Rahl.

For most people

it is a joy to learn
you're to have a sibling,

but imagine how I felt
when our father boasted to me

that my own baby brother
would be the one to kill me.

MARIANNA:
We were unable
to kill him, master.

KEEPER:
Darken Rahl is one man.

In the body he has now,
he possesses no magic.

And yet you allowed him to slip
through your fingers?

Master, he was not alone.

The Seeker was with him.

The Seeker?

If not for him, Darken Rahl
would be groveling before you

in the Underworld
at this very moment.

This is quite unexpected.

And quite fortunate.

Master?

Now that the brothers
are together,

I can destroy them both.

We thought the Seeker was more
valuable alive than dead.

Prophecy says he will
deliver the Stone

to the enemy of the light.

That "enemy of the light"
could be his own brother,

Darken Rahl,

whom I can no longer trust
to do my will.

They can't have gotten far.

We'll leave immediately.

No. You have already
failed me once.

This task will require someone
much more powerful than you.

A man of extraordinary
strength,

and with an uncommon
disregard for life.

Faster, you dogs!

Don't kill me.

As you wish.

We'll let him do it.

Who are you?

Servants of the Keeper.

And what does the Keeper
want with me?

You've earned his favor with
the thousands you've killed.

And now he has a task for you.

What is it?

We've crossed
into Gar territory.

Get your Agiels ready.

Why do Gars bother to feed
on something so small?

They absorb
the Night Wisps' han.

It allows them
to hunt in the dark.

Quick, in here.

It knows we're here.

You want this?

I can't understand a single
thing you're saying.

I'm sorry Kahlan's not here
to talk to you,

but she had to draw
the Gars away,

so would you please
stop serenading

every creature in the forest?

Finally.

RICHARD:
Let's keep moving.

What's wrong?

The dacra's magic must
have tainted my blood.

Zedd will be back soon.
He'll heal you.

How is that funny?

Before our encounter

in the Forest
of the Night Wisps,

I knew you wouldn't be content
to let the secrets of the scroll

remain locked in my mind
so I planned ahead.

What did you do?

In case you sent your Wizard
to find a Listener,

I ordered my Mord-Sith
to track him.

And once Zedd's
found a Listener,

Garen will kill them both.

Apparently,
I've sealed my own fate,

as well as the fate
of the world.

Oh, Renn.

Enjoy youth while it lasts.

Before you know it,
time sneaks up on you

and you have aches in places you
didn't even know you had places.

Do an old man a favor.

Pass me that long branch
over there.

It'll make a nice walking stick.

I would think a Wizard
of the First Order would know

he can't use magic
on a Mord-Sith.

I have no intention
of using magic.

You're going to need more
than a walking cane

to defeat me, old man.

Well, Wisp,
it's just you and me,

and we have a long
way to go, so...

what do you want
to talk about?

Huh?

Mm.

This would be so much easier
if you used words

instead of chirping.

I'll bet you wish Kahlan
was here instead of me.

The truth is,
you're lucky I'm here.

Kahlan couldn't
have run all night

and got you safely
out of Gar territory like I did.

I'm faster than she is
and I have more endurance.

I'm also better in a fight.

If it weren't for me,
everyone on this quest

would be Shadrin food by now.

I'm not boasting.

I'm simply--

Wait.

Did you just say I was boasting?

I can understand you.

Say something else.

Kahlan is close?

Where?

Did you throw the Gars
off our tracks?

Yes, but I twisted my ankle.

Don't worry. She'll live.

You can understand her.

It wasn't that hard,

once it started
speaking clearly.

Here, you take her.

Cara, her light
is getting weaker.

We don't have much time.

With my ankle I won't be able
to move fast enough.

It's up to you to get her
to the birthing ground.

For years you faithfully
served Darken Rahl

as leader of the Dragon Corps.

Half the Midlands was conquered
under my command.

And how did Rahl

reward such fealty?

He had me thrown into
the Prison Mines of Mearog

when he feared his men

were growing more loyal
to me than him.

MARIANNA:
You've suffered for so long,

but now the Keeper offers you
a chance to kill Darken Rahl

and take the revenge
that has eluded you.

And what does the Keeper
ask in return?

He wants you
to sacrifice your arm...

so that he can give you his.

But you must be willing to pay
the price for such power.

Make me an instrument
of the Keeper.

You're wrong.

They don't care for me,
they only value me

because...I'm effective.

Richard only keeps me
because he needs me.

Kahlan puts up with me
because of Richard.

And Zedd...

Zedd would probably torch me
with Wizard's Fire if he could.

That's absurd.

I'm not afraid
of getting close to them.

I do not love them.

I don't.

I am not afraid to say it.

Mord-Sith are afraid of nothing.

Stop nagging.

You remind me of Kahlan.

All right.

I love Richard.

It's a Mord-Sith's duty
to love the Lord Rahl.

What does it matter how I feel
about Zedd and Kahlan?

Fine. I care for them too.

A little. There.

I said it.

Are you happy now?

Wisp?

Wisp?

What's wrong?

What do you mean you're dying?

You used all your strength
to save your babies.

Hold on, Wisp, I'm going to get
you to the birthing ground.

RAHL:
This is useless. We will never
find a healer in time.

Are you telling me the greatest
tyrant the world has ever known

is going to be done
in by a scratch from a dacra?

It's tragic, isn't it?

Don't give up!

I am not going to make it.

Then, before you die, tell me
what was written on the scroll.

No.

You want to save the world?
This is your chance.

When I die,
the Keeper has assured me

I will suffer eternal torment,

but if I can tell him

that I didn't reveal
the scroll's secrets,

perhaps I can escape that fate.

And what makes you think
the Keeper will be merciful?

Oh, a lifetime of service

should forgive
a momentary transgression.

Lifetime of service?

What I'm about to tell you,

I have never revealed
to a single living soul.

At a young age I reached
the limits of my powers...

but I wasn't satisfied.

I discovered an ancient volume
which promised...

to give me unlimited power,

but at a terrible price.

What are you talking about?

When you killed me,
dear Richard,

it was not the first
time I died.

I followed the book's
instructions,

I took my own life.

Once in the Underworld,

I communed with the Keeper
and I made him an offer.

If he would grant me the power
to rule the world,

each day I would kill for him.

I would send him an endless
supply of souls.

You were a baneling?

The very first.

All the death and destruction
you wrought was for the Keeper?

Yes.

But he deceived me.

He only returned me
to the land of the living

because he knew one day

you could use the power
of Orden to kill me.

And my death would tear a hole

in the veil between
the two worlds.

It was all part of his plan.

But you have a chance
to stop him. Now.

I'll make sure that everyone
knows how you died heroically.

That your last act
was saving the world.

Just tell me what
was on the scroll.

Richard...

Behind you.

Rahl!

You can't die!

We made it.

Wisp?

Wisp?

I'm sorry I failed you.

The babies survived.

No! Come on!

You have to hold on.
You have to fight!

ZEDD:
Richard.

Zedd, hurry, he's dying!

You don't know how happy I am

to see that you
escaped death, Wizard.

I wish I could say
the same for you.

It seems I will get to enjoy
that wit after all.

And you must be the Listener.

You have to take
the Stone of Tears

to the Pillars of Creation,

on the day
of the summer solstice.

That's less than a fortnight
from now.

If we don't make it there
with the Stone by then,

we'll have to wait another year.

By that time,
the Keeper will have won.

Does he know what we have
to do with the Stone

once we get it there?

You have to place
it in the center of the Pillars.

The light of noonday sun
will pass through the Stone

and repair the tear in the veil.

Thank you, Renn.

I was going to tell you.

RENN:
He might have.

His mind is so full
of confusing thoughts,

I can't tell for sure.

Did you make it?

I wish you could
have been there.

It was the most beautiful
thing I have ever seen.

Now that we know what
to do with the Stone,

we don't need Rahl anymore.

We can't kill him.

He'll tell the Keeper
where we're headed.

What do you have in mind?

We take him with us.

He's not going to like
being our prisoner.

I won't give him a choice.

What about me?

You don't think I should
go back to Thandor...

ZEDD:
No, but Kahlan has a sister
who loves children.

How do you feel about
being an older brother?

No!

I'm sure I'll see
you again, brother.

I'm sure you will.