All language subtitles for The Outpost s03e03_English

Mistress:
Previously on "The Outpost"...

- For the Queen.
- [ groans ]

- This man murdered Kezzun.
- He was defending the Queen.

Captain Garret Spears,
you are sentenced to death
by drowning.

Talon passed you
a sleeping death elixir

- when she kissed you.
- How could you know my father?

I knew him
in the Plane of Ashes.

You must go to Aegisford.
Raise an army.

The only thing that matters now
is finding the lost kinj.

This is what
will free us all.

[ laughs ]

- Incredible.
- Where does it lead?

Maybe the ancient
Blackblood city.

Hm. It looks bottomless.

Don'’t!

[ clattering ]

Not bottomless.

Talon:
What'’s that?

It'’s Wren's box.
It had the map
that led us here.

I'’ve seen it before.

- Wren, Zed, come.
It'’s time to go.
- No, Zed can'’t go.

All right, who'’s going to keep
the Blackfist in order?

Barely keeping it
together as is.

If we succeed,
none of that will matter.

No, no, she'’s right.
I should stay.

- We also need Janzo.
- He is a human.
This is not his concern.

It'’s all right.
I don'’t have to go.
It'’s really no problem.

- I can just stay right here.
- Janzo has a different

kind of special way
of seeing things.

He might be the difference
between finding what
you'’re looking for or not.

- Really?
- Don'’t let it get
to your head.

- I'’m still smarter.
- I doubt he knows anything
that you do not.

But if you think
he can help us,
you may bring him. Come.

No. Janzo'’s not going
down there without me.

The smith was hiding this
for a reason.

Perhaps you were
meant to help me.

When we find the kinj,

we shall each have
a share of the glory.

Wren, come.

Just what Talon and I
always wanted.

Tell Gwynn everything.
She has to know where
we'’re going and why.

- Give me your word.
- You have my word.

[ theme music playing ]

They found the entrance
to a vault under the Outpost.

- Talon and Janzo have
gone down with Yavalla.
- What kind of vault?

Wren thinks it might
contain the kinj
we'’ve been searching for,

the one Yavalla says
will make peace between us.

Well, I hope they succeed,
although true peace
won'’t come from a kinj.

Oh, I see. So does true peace
come from starting a war?

What are you talking about?

Where is Baron Aegisford?

How would I know?
I'’m always locked up in my room.

Except for the night you left
and got your friend killed
and a Blackblood executed.

He was executed because
he was a detestable maggot.

You were out that night
scheming with Tobin Aegisford.

- That'’s not true.
- And now he'’s missing.

The one man who could
return with an army.

And did you really think
that we wouldn'’t notice
he was suddenly gone?

How did he escape?

How do you know he'’s
not dead in a ditch somewhere

at the hands
of your Blackfist?

So you'’re not going
to tell me?

Have it your way.

- [ snarling ]
- Vikka...

[ speaking Blackblood ]
...Lord Tobin.

[ speaking Blackblood ]

[ growling ]

Bring him back, please.

Lock her away
in complete isolation.

Oh, and no more visits
from her handmaiden.

This is not
what we agreed, Zed!

- I may say the same to you.
- Zed!

[ screams ]

- Janzo?
- Hmm?

If we put these keys
into those locks,

is that a good idea
or a bad idea?

Yindrian pictograms,
and this is the one
for "hourglass."

So we'’re supposed
to find the hole with
the corresponding symbol.

I don'’t know.
Talon'’s asking all
the right questions.

It all seems a bit too easy.

- Here'’s a match for this one.
- Wait!

In Yindrian,
a full hourglass means
"the beginning."

Whereas an empty hourglass
represents the end.

Yindrians were
masters at puzzles.

They were also masters
at ingenious traps
and murder devices,

so we have to be very careful
or we all die.

- Mine has a triangle.
- Triangle'’s a Yindrian
symbol for fire.

Oh, and mine'’s a skull.

And a skull is
the Yindrian symbol for,
um, sacrifice.

Fire and sacrifice?

Pretty foreboding symbols,
don'’t you think?

It'’s ashes.

We'’re standing
in a pile of ashes.

- Janzo?
- Hmm?

- No, no, no!
- No!

[ rumbling ]

We'’re in an oven.
We'’re gonna be cooked alive!

♪ You drape her in pearls

♪ But don'’t change the fact ♪

♪ The girl that Tobin loves

♪ Has a hump on her back

♪ Hump on her back

♪ The girl of my dreams
has a hump on her back ♪

♪ Drape her in pearls

♪ But that don'’t
change the fact ♪

♪ The girl that I love
has a hump on her back ♪

You got anything to smoke?

- No, no.
- Just one--

No, no, no.
This is Mum'’s pipe.

I don'’t smoke it.
I just like carrying it around.

I'’m going to give it to
Auntie Gertie when I tell her
the bad news about Mum.

I figure she'’d want to have
something to remember
her sister by.

I'’m sure Gertrusha
will appreciate the gesture.

Yeah.

Sometimes I think
what would Mum have me do here?

Sometimes I do it.
Sometimes I don'’t 'cause--

because you can'’t just
go around killing people.

Well, I know she'’d be
proud of you, Munt.

You'’re a real war hero, Munt.

You probably killed
two dozen Prime Order soldiers
with that hammer of yours.

Tobin, if I'’m a hero,

how come I couldn'’t save Mum?

Oh.

You can'’t save everyone,
my friend.

But you saved a lot that day.

A lot.

♪ Hump on her back

♪ A hump on her back

♪ The girl of my dreams
has a hump on her back ♪

Do you have any other songs?

Yeah. We got...

[ snarling ]

[ sniffing ]

[ snarling ]

I know you'’re all thinking
really hard right now,

but it'’s getting hot in here.

Hurry! Use the keys.

Thank the gods! A door!

The door'’s stuck!

Maybe if we keep
using the keys,

it will open the door
even more.

- Or close them.
- Talon, over there.

Yes! Hurry.
Use the last key.

It'’s a skull.
There are no skulls!

Wren, if the human will not
find it, take the key.

She won'’t find it either
because there isn'’t one.

Just accept it. We'’re done.

What did you say the symbol
of the skull means?

- Sacrifice.
- Sacrifice.

- No, no, no!
- [ screaming ]

Wren!

Janzo, why would
you be so stupid?

It had to be a sacrifice.

- [ Munt groans ]
- Come on, Munt, stop.

- Be quiet.
- I'’m always hungry.

I never could find
enough to eat.

One time, Mum locked me
into the cellar for
three days with no food.

- I ate my own shoe.
- That sounds like Gertrusha.

She'’d lock me in a closet
without dinner if I misbehaved.

Auntie Gertie.

Well, they were sisters.
Family is always alike.

Though me and Janzo
are brothers.

We'’re nothing alike.
That'’s the difference
between brothers and sisters.

You'’re going to need
to keep it down if we'’re ever
going to find food, Munt.

Sorry, sorry.

- [ chittering ]
- I talk a lot when I'’m hungry.

Tobin: I think we may
have run into some luck.

All right, so I'’ve never
hunted wild boar with a sword
and a hammer before,

but the concept
should be the same.

One gives chase
and drives the animal
into the other'’s clutches.

- I'’ll give chase,
you be the clutches.
- Munt! Munt!

You idiot.

[ rumbling ]

- No, no, no, no.
- No, Wren!

You brought jade-lily salve?
It'’s worth a fortune.

- Yeah, I stole it from you.
- Huh?

Thought it might
come in handy.

Someone was bound
to get hurt.

I'’ve been saving that
for years.

Never thought
it would end up on me.

What you did was brave.
Stupid, but brave.

You know humans don'’t heal
as well as Blackbloods.

Even with this,
your arm may never heal.

Any longer and we would'’ve
all been unconscious
and cooked alive.

He did the right thing,
just like Janzo always does.

There does not seem
to be another way out.

And these people,
they did not die well.

All this writing,
it is just a history
of the Yindrian elders.

Yindrian.

Is that the language
the smith'’s books
were written in?

Hm. You remembered. Yes.

Yindria was
a human civilization.

They lived alongside
Blackbloods centuries ago.

No handles, no levers.
Just the door we came in by.

- It'’s a complete dead end.
- Bad choice of words.

There has to be another
hidden door here somewhere.

Three of us can read Yindrian.

Let'’s split up
and start reading for clues.

Great. I'’ll, just, uh,
stand here and be useless.

- Guards?
- [ door opens ]

Please inform Zed that
I wish to speak with him.

A casual meeting.
It will require tea.

How did my father die?

A painful disease.

Fortunately, he went fast.

Is that when you took
the box from him?

You recognized the meld box
from your childhood?

Yes. Something about that box
terrified me even as a child.

My father took it with him
when he left, didn'’t he?

Yes. And I did not
take it from him.

He gave it to me, Talon.

He passed it to me
because he trusted me.

He knew that in that box lay
the salvation of our people.

He could not have imagined
that you would be the one
to help me achieve that goal.

Maybe if he didn'’t
abandon his family,
he would be here to see it.

Why did he leave us?

I tell you this,
it was not for a better life.

He lived alone,
he died alone.

- An outcast.
- He got what he deserved.

Why would my mother lie to me?

I do not know
the answer to that.

But, Talon,
without Sai-vek Redwan,

none of this
would be possible.

I am sorry
if I have opened old wounds.

That was not my intention
when I mentioned your father.

He'’s such a coward.
He should have stayed and
actually protected his family

instead of hiding
in another world.

If there'’s a message in here,
I'’m not seeing it.

It'’s all just genealogies,

proceedings of councils,
some old records.

Well, maybe there'’s a code
or a hidden pattern.

What'’s this word?
I'’m not familiar
with this one.

More here.

- Erection?
- What?

I think it means "erection."

"The erection of
the citadel was halted
during the flood years."

Right. Thank you.

Makes more sense
in correct context.

- Are you all right?
- Mm-hmm.

Is it your arm?
You seem feverish.

- I can hear your
heart pounding.
- No, no.

Eyes on the wall, please.
Let'’s keep reading.

I'’m sorry I stole your lab.

You must have thought
I was such a hag.

Harpy, actually.
I called you a harpy.

Oh. I guess that'’s fair
because I did call you
an ineffectual coward.

Oh, really?
Well, I guess we'’re even then.

Even, except I did
steal your lab.

Except that you apologized,

so I assume you'’re going to
give me it back.

Not necessarily,
but I will grant you access.

Access to my own lab?

Until we open the gateway
to the other world,

then you'’ll be rid of me
and you'’ll have the lab
all to yourself.

Fine.

We'’ll share the lab.

- Are you all right?
- Yeah, I'’m just, uh--

I'’m just feeling
a little faint.

We'’re running out of air.

We'’ll suffocate if we don't
find a way out of here.

Put out the torch.
Talon, put out the torch.
Fire burns air.

Put out the torch.
Everyone stay calm.
Don'’t panic.

It makes you breathe harder.
Don'’t breathe.

Janzo, we have to breathe.
We can'’t just stop
and do nothing.

Well, obviously,
but all these writings,
the endless writings,

well, they'’re just useless,
aren'’t they, Talon?

We just need to think.

Better think fast
or we'’ll end up like them.

You know, I, um,
I once fantasized about

you and I being trapped
in a room together, but, uh,

it'’s, uh, not quite
as I imagined.

Keep it together, Janzo.

Keep that brain
of yours working

to try and get us
out of here.

I wonder who would survive
longer without air,

Blackbloods or humans, hmm?

It'’s probably Blackbloods.

There'’s a way out of here.

You can find it.
Just think.

It'’s over, Talon.
Just accept it.

You should probably
put out that torch.

It might buy us
five more minutes of air.

[ rustling ]

Starflower ink.

Janzo.

Both: "Life and death
are the same piece of thread

viewed from different sides."

[ grunts ]
What kind of sick game is this?

It was meant to divide us.

"Life and death
viewed from different sides."

- Talon: The door'’s closing.
- Wren, we have to go now. Come.

- We can'’t just leave
them here to die.
- But you cannot help them.

There'’s no sense in us
all dying for nothing. Come.

No. There has to be
another way.

- Wren.
- It was nice getting
to know you.

- Shut up and find a way
to get you out of here.
- Wren, you have to go.

- Life or death.
- Wren.

We'’d already be dead
without their help.

You have to leave them.

This mission is
too important to fail.

- Life or death.
- Come.

No. Life or death.

- Wren!
- No, I have to stay.

Wren, please.

Good-bye, Wren.

- [ grunting ]
- No!

No! No!

You would have killed us all.
It was a test!

"Life or death viewed
from different sides."

If you'’d had left,
we would have all been dead
on either side of that door.

You were going to
leave me here to die.

Yes, for the sake
of our people.

It was the only
rational choice to make.

Apparently not.

Talon?

You weren'’t going
to leave me?

I was lightheaded
from near suffocation.

Hmm. What'’s all this?

Last time I checked,
we were not on friendly terms.

Why do you so dislike me, Zed?
Ever since we first met?

Ah, yes, I remember it well.

Vikka and I had just
saved your life,

and then you banished us.

Because I sensed
that you were using Talon,
and I was right.

You manipulated
and betrayed her.

I had a responsibility
to my people,

something I think
you can relate to.

The difference is
I don'’t cause pain and death
to everyone you care about.

I'’m saving you
from your own mistakes.

If I didn'’t stop Tobin
returning with an army,

how many lives would be lost?

Lu-Qiri would kill thousands.

They would start with
every man in this Outpost.

Pardon me.

How clumsy of me.

Tea tastes a bit off,
doesn'’t it?

Probably does.

Janzo prepared it for me
a while ago.

You know, at the time,
I said I had no use for poison,

but here we are.

What have you done?

If I die, the Blackfist
will slaughter your people.

So listen very carefully

because you have exactly
one day to take the antidote

or else it'’s all over for you.

Call back your demon
immediately.

It'’s too late.
This ring isn'’t magic.

It'’s a whistle.
Yes, the sound carries far,

perhaps even beyond
the Outpost walls,

but Vikka is way past that.

He'’s been gone
since yesterday.

I don'’t believe you.
Call him.

[ blows whistle ]

As I said, it'’s too late.
It won'’t work.

You better think of something

because now your life is tied
to the fate of Lord Tobin.

- Give me the antidote.
- A life for a life.

That'’s Blackblood justice,
isn'’t it?

What was I supposed
to do about Tobin?

An army showing up
would cause hundreds
of deaths on both sides.

- Killing me won'’t
bring Tobin back.
- No, it won'’t.

So instead,
you'’re going to release me,
free my people,

and give us back this Outpost.

If I fail to deliver
on your demands?

Then you'’ll be dead
by this time tomorrow.

Guards!

Search the entire room.
Tear the whole place apart
if you have to.

- Searching for what?
- The antidote to the poison
I just drank.

I'’m really looking forward
to seeing my old friends
in Aegisford.

Jarom-- my friend Jarom,
you think I eat a lot?

Jarom can eat me
under the table

and then eat
the table itself.

- Munt, can I ask you
a question?
- Yeah.

When you were living
in Aegisford,

what did people say about me?

- About you?
- Yeah.

Nothing, yeah. Really.

- Why?
- No reason really.

It was just, I'’m not sure
I was liked very much
when I was there.

- No.
- I mean, I was drunk
all the time.

- No.
- I was mean.

You?

- No.
- Just a bit of an ass.

They thought
you were a huge ass.

Huge.

Thanks, Munt.

You want to hear
some things they said?

There'’s my kingdom, Munt.

Aegisford lies
just over that hill.

Excellent.
They make good alethere.

- More boar?
- Ugh. No, thanks.

I can'’t believe
you'’re still eating.

I can'’t let it go to waste,
now can I?

There'’s only so much boar
a man can eat and then--

- [ growling ]
- Demon?

Not me.
I ain'’t ever eat demon.

- No, there.
- [ snarling ]

- Is that--
- It'’s a demon.

- You think it came for us?
- Yes, you idiot. Now run!

Munt, come on!

[ roaring ]

Let'’s go!

[ growling ]

[ snarling ]

- Okay. Any ideas?
- Why would I have an idea?
I'’m an idiot, remember?

Now'’s not the time, Munt.
This thing wants to kill us.

I guess I'’ll die
an idiot then.

I'’m sorry.
You'’re not an idiot,
okay, Munt?

- I'’m sorry.
- Oh.

Oh, I have an idea.
Hey, boy.

Are you hungry, boy?

There you go. Eat.

- Tobin:
Okay, that didn'’t work.
- [ roars ]

[ whimpering ]

- [ grunts ]
- [ roars ]

- Munt the Mighty!
- [ screeching ]

I should have said,
"Hammer of the gods!"
And then...

[ sighs ]

- That'’s one tough beastie.
- I think we better
run again, Munt.

Run! Run!

Keep going, Munt!

Horses!
We need those horses!

I'’m Lord Aegisford.
I need your horses now!

- Who?
- Lord Aegisford.
I own these lands.

- Aegisford is dead.
- No, I'’m not. I was gone,
but now I'’m back.

- They'’re not for sale.
- What?

- My horses.
- I'’m not buying them.

- Yeah, like I said.
- Let me try.

Noble woodcutter,
we beseech these horses.

There is a demon with
huge horns and sharp teeth.

- He'’s coming.
- Something wrong with him?

- I haven'’t got time for this.
- Oh, it'’s too late.
There it is.

- [ horse whinnies ]
- [ roaring ]

- Get up.
- Ah.

I'’ve never rode
a horsebefore, Tobin.

- Then you better learn quick.
- Oh.

Okay.
How do you make him go?

Go!

[ roaring, snarling ]

[ rumbling ]

"Life is death.

Death is life.

Only the gods can say
who will live or die."

This is it. Right here.

Now it is my turn
to pass the test.

[ clicking ]

- Your arm.
- I'’m all right.
It is just a-- ah!

Every room
is designed to kill us,
this whole place.

It isn'’t a vault,
it'’s a tomb.

Not exactly.
There'’s a pattern
to all of this.

All the traps are designed
to weed out the bad people.

- What do you mean?
- If Janzo hadn'’t been willing
to sacrifice his arm.

If Wren were the type of person
to leave people to die.

If we were evil or selfish,
we would have all been dead.

But she did nothing wrong.

What could be so bad
about having the courage
to take the first step?

Maybe they just wanted to keep
the kinj right where it is.

Maybe it'’s a test
of worthiness.

Someone who can
get through this gauntlet

would have to be very smart
and very physically adept.

- I can get through it.
- What? No, I'’m not
going to let you go.

Do we have any other option?
We can'’t go back.
The only way is forward.

And out of the four of us,
I'’m the only one
who might make it.

Janzo:
What if you end up like
one of these three, eh?

With your body cut in half,
head chopped off,

riddled with darts?

Poisonous darts.

If Talon doesn'’t go,
I'’m going.

All right, we know
about the darts part.
Can you figure out the rest?

Talon, why are you
doing this to-- okay.

All right.
Darts from the right,
then left.

Rotating blades high and low
from both sides of the walls.

Next, there is a blade,
a big blade coming out
of that slit in the ceiling,

and then all I can see is
painted figures on the walls.

I can'’t see very clearly.
Talon, this is dangerous.

If you die...

You did it.
I can'’t believe you did it.

What do you see, Talon?

"Death is life."

"Life is death."

"Only the gods will say
who lives or dies."

How'’d you know which way to go?

Death is life,

so I chose the death side.

I think I'’ve found
the lost Blackblood city.

Janzo:
Talon, don'’t move!

Ooh.

She did it.
She'’s incredible.

Yes. She opened
the whole path out of here.

Wren: Spectacular.

[ panting ]

There. There it is.

The kinj.

Maybe you should let Wren
take the kinj.

You still might not make it.

That is my obligation.

It is my burden to carry.

[ panting ]

[ gasping ]

And it is done.

I didn'’t realize.

Mother, are you all right?

Yes. I am wonderful.

My sweet child.

- Thank you, Jonesy-o.
- Janzo.

- Thank you, Talon.
- You can thank me

once we see this paradise
you'’ve spoken of.

You have the kinj, now use it.

Yes, Mother, open the portal.

Show us what
we'’ve accomplished.

I cannot wait
to show you all.

But not here. Not yet.

- Why not?
- Because it is not yet time.

What exactly does
your kinj do, Yavalla?

Talon, I told you.

It takes us to paradise.

- [ grunting ]
- Come on.

- [ whinnying ]
- Whoa.

We'’ve arrived safe and sound.

Oh, not me. My arse hurts.

- Ah.
- My Lord.

- Captain.
- Jarom!

- Get over here! Ha-ha.
- Munt.

- Ah, Jarom.
- You'’ve come back to us.

Yes, I have. Ha-ha.

- Lumus!
- Munt. Good timing.

- It'’s almost supper.
- Oh, good. I'’ve worked up
quite an appetite.

- [ chuckles ]
- How is this even possible?

Gods, Munt,
That poor horse.

Captain, there'’s no time
for pleasantries.

We'’re on the Queen's mission,
and there'’s a demon
on the loose.

- Go on, there. Go.
- Hey, Captain,

when we'’re inside, have them
send a bird to the Queen,

a coded message
that I'’ve arrived safe.

[ crowd murmuring ]

And so, the dark days
of affliction are over.

The subjugation of the humans
at the Outpost is at an end.

Queen Rosmund will
return to her throne,

and you, my people,

we shall prepare
to leave the Outpost.

Blackbloods, humans,
a new era has begun.

Blackbloods leaving
the Outpost?

I'’ll believe it when I see it.

Not too soon, I hope.

I received a bird.
Tobin made it safely.

Thank you for calling off
your demon.

I did nothing of the sort.

Well, since Tobin is alive,
where it the antidote?

The antidote for what?
Willow bark?

- I beg your pardon?
- Willow bark.

Janzo distills it
for my headaches.

So to be clear,
what you put in my drink
wasn'’t poison?

No. Tastes awful,
but it'’s harmless, really.

- You were bluffing.
- I'’m a champion Octor player.

You'’re a devious snake.

Takes one to know one, Zed.

Queen Rosmund,
may I have a word?

We would not have succeeded
without the invaluable help
of one they call Janzo.

Such a brilliant mind.

And Talon,
I have never seen
such abilities.

Yes, you would be wise to
make friends with them both.

I have never wanted it
any other way.

And now you will see
how truly I keep my promises.

- [ gasps ]
- [ ghostly whispering ]

There'’s still a lot more
that has to be done.

What is it?
Are you all right?

[ ghostly whispering ]

Yes, it has passed.

Rosmund, give me your hand.

Don'’t! Let go of me.

You see?

Now we are at peace.

I'’m so glad
you have joined us.

As am I.

Now I see with your eyes,

hear with your ears.

I think with your mind.

And I feel with your heart.

Tomorrow we will begin the work
amongst both our people.

Interesting.

Garret Spears is still alive.

- Yes.
- Rosmund, you must find him.

I cannot risk him
skulking about,

possibly murdering
more of my people.

He must join us.

Yes, High Priestess.