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Determined to free Yuria
from the grip of Death Adder,
Gilius and Hampton continue their journey
to Death Adder's castle...
Hey. They're already there? That was fast.
Feels like they could have taken a little more time,
maybe done some more character development.
I've never been afraid of a building before.
Well, that's not true. But it doesn't happen that often.
I mean, it's just got to be a really scary building.
Ha! If you're scared now,
just wait till you see what's inside.
Oh, wave after wave
of bloodthirsty skeletons, followed by an onslaught
of foul creatures not even
the gods could conjure up.
I mean, the best thing to do is to expect death.
That's the best thing to do?
What about expecting a long, full life
peppered with small setbacks
that help you appreciate the good times?
You can try that, but then you might end up like Alex.
Oh. Who's Alex?
Oh, Alex.
Alex, Alex, Alex. Alex,
Alex, Alex...
Alex, Alex, Alex.
Uh, Gilius, the more times you say his name,
the more I think I should worry about Alex.
Oh, you don't have to worry about him.
Because he's dead.
On our last siege,
he didn't even make it to Death Adder's castle.
Surely, he was ill-prepared.
Or feeble and thin-boned?
No, he was a seasoned warrior who was as strong as an ox
and nimble as a cat.
It didn't even occur to me he could die.
I'll never forget his last words:
"Please don't let me die like this.
Please, please. Oh, gods. I'm so scared."
But don't worry, boyo. You will be fine.
Really? You don't think I'm gonna end up dead,
with my entrails everywhere and my eyes poked out
and, I don't know, a bloody nose?
Hmm.
Hmm...
Now that you bring it up...
yeah, you don't have a chance. You should stay here.
Whoosh!
That stream is refreshing.
Where is everyone?
You want to see something funny?
Huh? Huh?
I liked it, Druda.
Meanwhile, Ax, Tyris and Chronos
seek the All-Seeing Eye of Novira
to aid in their search for Gilius.
Skeleton drinking water.
Skeletons can't drink water.
Wait here.
The Eye will summon you when it is ready.
And remember,
it will only answer one question.
One question per person?
Because I really want to know what I'd...
You cannot ask what you'd look like with short hair.
We need to know where Gilius is.
Hey, you don't need the Eye for that.
With your bone structure?
Enter.
All-Seeing Eye,
We are honored to be in your presence.
Wait, where is it?
I am here.
Oh, oh, yes. There you are.
Do you see it?
No, but I don't want it to think I'm dumb.
It knows you're dumb, it's all-seeing.
Show yourself.
You're getting warmer... warmer...
And, by the way,
the goal is to be hot.
Colder. Way colder.
Freezing.
Warmer. Warmer. Warmer.
You're boiling! Which, for this game,
is about as good as it gets.
Ding, ding, ding!
It is I, the one whose ancient wisdom you seek.
And the creator of the "You're Getting Warmer" game.
I thought it would be bigger.
I thought it would be floating,
-and not loose on a plate. -It's wet.
Why is it so wet?
Eyes are so gross.
Well, come on. Lift my cloche.
Glorious All-Seeing Eye of Novira, we have come...
Apologies. We've traveled far to seek your aid
in the search of our missing friend who...
Sorry. I think I got most of it out of my system.
Oh, no,
it's flying!
Whoa! Whoa...
Chronos, grab it!
Spit it out. Please spit it out.
Stop that Eye!
It was in me.
Whoosh!
Whoa. What happened? Where are we?
We've clearly been transported to some sort of magical forest
in an alternate dimension.
Alternate dimension? Where are you getting that?
It's pretty standard questing stuff, Hampton.
Shush, shush.
But you were the one talking.
Steel yourself. Danger's afoot.
That's right, you're surrounded!
Drop your weapons,
uh, or else?
Or else what?
-Gilius. -Uh...
we'll do bad things.
Lots of 'em.
I want to see what this is.
What are you doing?
Show yourselves, cowards.
Come with us. We're taking you to our leader.
I'm... I'm really glad we're doing this.
Oh, gross! It's leaving a trail of slime.
-It's just water. -It didn't taste like water.
It tasted like puke and pee.
Ouch.
It's okay,
it should stop at the bottom.
Is it running away?
I'm free!
What is this place?
We call it the Cowoods.
Everyone here was living a normal life in Yuria
until they experienced a moment when they were consumed by fear.
Then, whoosh, we all ended up here.
Oh, "cow-woods."
Like "cowards."
Do you get it, Gilius? Gilius, do you get it?
Do you? Do you?
So, uh, what were you all afraid of?
My village was attacked by bandits,
then, whoosh, I was here.
-Whoosh! -I came home
and there was a raccoon trapped in my house.
Then, whoosh, I was here.
-Whoosh! -One day, I was sitting
alone in my house and I realized
I'm fated to love others more than they could ever love me.
And, whoosh, I was here, of course.
That explains what happened to us.
Hampton here was thinking about Death Adder's minions,
then, whoosh, all of a sudden, we're in a dimension
full of milk-live red, yellow-bellied ninnies.
You think I did this? Yeah, I probably did this.
All right, where's your leader?
We need to get out of here.
I'm right here, Gilius.
Wait, I know that voice.
Alex?
Alex! You're alive!
I'm alive too, but I don't see you ever hugging me about it.
Do you know how many people I've told about you dying?!
And now I look like a right divot.
How did you survive, old friend?
When I was carried away by the enemy horde,
I knew I was finished.
My fear got the best of me, and...
Let me guess, "whoosh?"
He took his "whoosh."
I know you're new here, but that's pretty much
the rudest thing you could do.
If you're still here, does that mean there's no way out?
No, there is a way,
but it's not worth the risk.
Plus, it's safe around here
and you can boss these wimps around.
They'll do anything for you.
Tempting as that is, Yuria needs us.
Fair enough. I'll lead you to the exit.
Hey, I'm really sorry I took your "whoosh."
I just wish sorry was enough.
This is the Petrified Forest.
This forest will test you in ways you've never imagined,
and the consequences of failure... whew, they're dire.
Well, the consequences of not killing Death Adder
are dire-er-er... er.
Okay.
But a word of warning. Once we're in the forest,
you mustn't show fear. Your lives depend on it.
Then I better get all my fear out now.
Oh, gods! I'm scared!
I'm scared! I'm scared, I'm scared, I'm scared!
I'm so scared! I am scared!
-You feeling better? -No.
Wait up! Can I join you?
When you called us "milk-live red,
yellow-bellied ninnies," I realized
I didn't want to be a coward anymore.
I'm ready to face my fear.
Good on you, lad. I'll shed a tear when you die.
Are you sure, Ian? This forest is dangerous.
Dangerous? Oh, no!
I'm just kidding.
I'm more than a coward, I'm a comedian.
Aah! A leaf! Get it off, get it off!
Aah! Aah!
Get it off! Get it o...
Holy crap.
I warned you. In this place,
fear has consequences.
"Consequences?" That doesn't feel like a strong enough word
to describe turning into a tree.
Next time say something like "big consequences."
Hampton, how are you with heights?
Um, I don't know.
If I had to guess, you're three foot, ten.
What? I am obviously in the fours.
And that's not even what I'm talking about.
We call this bridge
the Willow Maker.
That's good, right?
Oh, like "widow?"
Yeah, it's okay, I guess.
You must cross it to return to Yuria.
Okay, you can do this. In three,
two, one, zero.
Back up to one, back up to two, starting again at three.
Okay, this kid can't control his fear.
-I've got an idea. -Oh.
Yeah, I can see how this is probably for the best.
This is very scary.
Of course, I can't see it,
but I have a vivid imagination.
Hampton!
Why'd you grab me? Did something bad happen?
Nope, nope. All-all good.
Just yanking you in for a "we..."
"Crossed the bridge" hug.
But we're not hugging.
Aw, I love you, too.
What is that?
The nine-legged screaming banshee witches
of the petrified forest.
We're gonna need earplugs.
Uh, Gilius, it feels like my earplugs are panicking.
That's because they're scared.
Uh, pardon me, this may be difficult to believe,
but we're missing an eye.
Oh, great. You can believe it.
It's about yea big. Round.
Wet-ish.
Wait, what's happening?
Why's it so quiet?
You better not be ratting me out!
Snitches get stitches.
Enough.
Now tell us where Gilius is.
No.
I am done answering everyone else's stupid questions.
I need to answer questions of my own.
I'm in love.
With the All-Seeing Eye of Moldornia.
We've only seen each other from afar, but...
but it was love at first omniscient sight.
I must go to her and find out if this is real.
Tyris, he's in love.
We must help him.
Fine. But after we get there,
you're telling us where Gilius is.
Deal. Hey, can someone check on that eye patch guy?
I think I may have gone a little overboard.
Overboard? Rixley's dead.
Shut up or I'll kill you, too.
I'm loving this.
It's like I'm a baby, but old enough to enjoy it.
We're here.
It got really
bouncy there for a bit. What were you guys doing?
What's that?
The Tree of Fear.
The last thing standing between you and your freedom.
Once you climb the stairs, you'll be met
with your deepest fear.
If you overcome it, slurp.
-What's that? -What's what?
Oh, "slurp?" "Slurp" is the opposite of "whoosh."
All right, boyo. Hop on.
Unfortunately,
you each have to go in alone and unarmed.
Tree rules, it's written here somewhere.
-But... -Gilius, it's okay.
I'm the reason we're here.
If I am to face Death Adder, I need to do this alone.
If I don't come back,
I guess...
you can have my parents' house.
Look, if you're not doing anything after this,
you should come back with us.
We could use you in the fight against Death Adder.
Even if I wanted to, I-I don't think I'd make it.
I tried my hand against the tree once,
but I was no match for the twisted beast.
If you couldn't overcome your fear...
They really should have put a railing on this thing.
Hampton!
You are not ready.
Gilius, I think maybe
you're the one who's not ready.
Oh, oh! No, uh, oh, my gods,
there's a little leaf.
Oh, this isn't fair.
You're the one who's scared, not me.
Are you sure, Gilius? I think you might be
afraid of losing something.
Nah, no. Balding skips a generation,
and my father had a full head of hair.
I'm talking about Hampton, Gilius.
Ha! I don't care if Hampton goes bald.
No, you're afraid that you won't be able to protect him.
Just like you couldn't protect Alex.
That's what we were talking about
right before we got whooshed.
It's your fault we're here.
And by the way, you are bald.
Well, I wouldn't be so afraid of you getting killed
if it didn't look like a light breeze could do it.
Hey, sometimes a light breeze is the most dangerous
because you can't hear it coming.
Gilius, don't you see?
In order to face your fears,
you have to let me face mine alone.
Fine.
But I think it's best I don't watch.
Ugh, can't there be one magical forest
that doesn't force me to look inward?
Wait here. The All-Seeing Eye of Moldornia
will see you shortly.
Pun intended.
How would you like to be posed?
What's the sexiest position for an eye?
Pupil forward, white part back.
Oh, yes,
-I can see that. -Enter.
I hope we get to play the "Getting Warmer" game again.
At long last,
we meet Eye-to-Eye.
I have spent many a night dreaming of this moment.
Dreaming of watching you die!
There can only be one All-Seeing Eye of Yuria,
and it shall be "eye!"
Not if "eye" have anything to say about it!
Get off me.
Weirdly, I'm fine with this.
Kind of like it, even.
-This is pathetic. -Ow.
We've traveled too far for whatever this is.
Now, whoever tells me where Gilius is first lives.
Gilius, I'm doing good. No tree parts.
Quiet. I'm trying to imagine
you have the fortitude to do this.
Alex.
That tree looks just like you.
Wait, it looks exactly like you.
Funny you should say that, because...
In fact,
because we're in a magical forest dimension,
I'm now thinking that is Alex!
But did you realize th...
I'm not done.
That means you're a physical manifestation of the forest
that took Alex's form and feeds on the fear
of people who come here!
I was going to say all of that.
This is worse than when Hampton took my whoosh.
It's okay. It's okay.
Because I still have one more trick
up my sleeve.
Are you gonna do the most obvious thing in the world
and turn into a scary tree monster?
Oh, you suck!
Now, if you wouldn't mind waiting here,
I'm going to take care of Hampton.
There's no way I'm letting you do that.
Ah, ah, ah.
If you go after him,
that means you're giving in to your fear.
And if you do that, you'll turn into a tree
and never be able to leave, like Alex, as you saw.
Sorry, I had to rush that out before you stole it from me.
Okay, got to go kill your son or whatever.
I know I could die here, but this is quite the view.
Nice up here, right?
Who are you? What's happening?
Oh, if you want to know what's happening, talk to Gilius,
he seems to know everything. Or, better yet,
why don't I start to explain it and then Gilius will cut me off?
I feel like I should run.
You can tree.
Huh?
You're right, I forced that one.
Oh, I can't just stand here.
Whoa. Aah!
Okay. Ideas, ideas, ideas.
Where's an idea?
Termites.
Aah!
Attaboy!
Whoa!
Huh?
Aah! No, no, no, no!
No!
Aah!
Gilius, can I borrow this?
You didn't wait for an answer.
Hampton, mov...
Slurp.
-Slurp. -Oh, yay, you're back!
I thought of a great bit.
Huh?
Oh, great. What are we gonna cook on?
Whatever. Chicken Leg liked it.
Oh, thank gods.
I thought I'd lost you.
I thought I lost you. Oh.
You did good, kid.
I think you just might be ready.
That was probably way harder than anything
we'd face with Death Adder, right?
Ha! Not even a little bit.
Gilius.
Humpton.
Ho-ho-ho. Finally caught up. How'd you find us?
Someone killed half of Yuria's all-seeing eye population.
And we got exactly what we needed.
I'm done apologizing.
Wait, did you ever start apologizing?
Hey,
new friends!
Is anybody thirsty?
-Aah! Skeleton! -Wait, wait.
Pew! Pew! Pew! Pew! Pew!
Chirp.
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