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Oh, thank God.
That took forever.
Seven hours is way too long in this car.
Is this it?
Yep, looks like it.
Hey, turn that off, now!
What do you think you're doing?
This is a restricted government area, okay?
GPS could track us.
Turn it off.
Look, completely off.
I don't think you realize how risky this is.
We can get into a lot of trouble if we get caught here.
You really think someone's gonna catch us out here?
The place is deserted.
We haven't seen anything or anyone in the last five hours.
That doesn't matter.
This place has been completely off limits, okay?
We don't wanna be leaving any electronic footprints.
Come on, let's go.
Here, take one of these.
It's just a precaution for the radiation.
Okay.
They told us to it in Chernobyl.
It's the best thing for us.
This is so lifeless.
What actually happened here?
What made it like this?
Well, I mean, it's all speculation, nobody knows for sure.
It was about 50 years ago there was a massive spike
in radiation worldwide and everything pointed to this area.
But it is safe, right?
Oh, yeah, I mean safer than it were.
It's prolonged exposure that causes the damage,
we're only here a short time.
That's why we took the precautions.
It must be safer now, right?
I mean, this place has been abandoned for ages.
Well, yeah.
Come on.
This place, people used to live here.
Sure did.
There's a nuclear weapons facility
just over the horizon there.
That's the best lead we've got,
so that's where we're gonna head.
It's government-owned and when the meltdown,
or whatever it is happened, killed everyone in sight.
Why didn't everyone not know about this?
Who?
National security?
I mean, a facility like that,
that needs to be kept covered up,
especially during the Cold War.
Then, of course, when whatever happened happened
well they couldn't exactly come clean about it, could they?
I mean, that would be death to any government.
I mean, it's all speculation, nobody knows for sure
what else happened.
The radiation is that high?
Well, either that or they were covering something up.
Right.
Do you think it's wise to head towards
the facility at this time?
Why don't we just explore for now and come back later?
What, and get pictures of dead trees?
I don't think so.
If that's where this started, that's where we're headed.
Bizarre.
What was that?
Some kind of bear?
I guess so, yeah.
Strange.
Well should be wary of it, the bear?
No, we'll be fine.
We keep out of its way, he keeps out of our way.
We're safe, we're fine.
You see, if something's living around here
then it means the radiation levels are fine, okay?
Nothing to worry about.
But surely the radiation level's too high.
Well, obviously not.
I mean, there's something alive out here.
Are you sure that was a bear?
Possibly, yeah.
Come on.
I've never heard a bear sound like that.
What the hell was that?
Christ knows.
You saw that too, right?
Yeah.
Look, whatever it is, it's gone.
It might've been a mutated bird that's morphed
from the radiation over the decades.
Maybe.
This doesn't feel right, Paul.
We should go.
This is what we're here for.
We get a photograph of that,
our channel is gonna blow up, all right?
Screw the nuclear facility, this is what we're after.
No, no, no.
This doesn't feel right.
I'm going.
Oh, my God, Paul.
Fuck!
Paul.
I'm retired.
- I'm done with this. - Hey, hey, hey.
Listen.
Hear me about before you jump to what
you will and won't do, hey?
What can you tell me about it?
There has been multiple reports, strange sightings.
All describing something similar.
What?
A winged creature.
Now, these reports, they center around an abandoned
restricted government facility.
What would we be expected to do?
I want you to pick two members of your squad,
two people you trust, okay?
You will go immediately.
This can't be like last time.
Hey, hey, hey, hey.
Mistakes were made on both sides.
Tell me about it.
This, however, I can assure you will be
a swift in and out job.
And if we find the creature what are
we supposed to do with it?
It can be retrieved alive or dead.
Preferably alive.
Once obtained you contact me immediately.
And what if it can't be obtained?
Bring me back something.
Anything.
We need to know what is going on there.
Are we done?
That'll be all.
So he literally didn't tell you more than that?
Just go to an abandoned area and hunt a creature?
Yep.
And how are we supposed to know what to look for?
This is so vague.
Yeah, I know, but it's always like this on covert ops,
it's a need-to-know basis.
We should be given every detail no matter how trivial.
I'm sure we'll figure it out.
We're gonna meet two people there who have more information.
By the way, there's no signal
so you can forget about a phone.
Hey.
It's not gonna be like last time.
All right, let's get going.
Good morning.
I'm Professor Stuart Pulson from Stroud University.
You must be the officers we were told to expect?
And I'm Nicole.
I'm sort of a local, I live a few miles away from here.
Got in contact about the sightings.
I'm a mountaineer, so I'll be able to help
you with any tough terrain.
- How was your journey? - It was good.
- I'm Ness, Lexy. - Hi.
- Libby. - Hi.
- Nice to meet you. - Let us help.
We'll brief you inside.
- Come on. - Thank you for coming
and apologies you've been kept somewhat in the dark.
It's not been without reason.
We felt it best to brief you in person
and to limit the spread of classified information.
Why is a nuclear scientist here?
Well, no doubt you're aware, this entire area
falls under a strict government control zone.
Yeah, and it's been like that for like 30 years.
Indeed, and will be for hundreds more to come.
This area used to be a nuclear weapons facility,
but in recent years has become repurposed
for the storage of radioactive waste.
What?
You're quite safe, don't worry.
The levels around here are not substantial enough
to cause any significant level of harm.
The radioactive waste itself is buried
within the hills and mountains all around us.
However, a consequence of this is that the whole area
should be devoid of all wildlife.
There have been sightings here.
Exactly, and it doesn't make sense.
If something has evolved to withstand radiation exposure,
then it could be of great scientific interest to us.
However, if this unearthed, unofficially, shall we say,
it's a potential PR nightmare.
So, we've been recruited to search a radioactive zone
and hunt a mutated monster.
No, absolutely not.
Wait a moment.
These pills are high strength potassium iodine.
They protect against prolonged radiation exposure.
Take these and the mission is little more
than a wild animal hunt.
Here, a map of the sightings in the area.
So, we're at the epicenter of it?
Here are a few sketches by eyewitness.
Um, what are those?
They wings?
We don't know what it is,
but it's your job to get out there and to bring it back.
I don't trust it.
Look what happened last time,
I was told the exact same thing.
Look, we'll be safe as long as we take the pills.
Look what happened last time!
Last time I was told the exact same thing.
Look how far you've come.
You were in a wheelchair and told
you would never walk again.
Hey, breathe.
Look, I promise you I will protect you.
You won't be in danger, all right?
Hm?
This is the last mission and after it I'm done
and it's up to you what you do.
It's just like hunting a wild animal.
Here.
That a girl.
Come.
I'm thinking we get in and we get out
of there as quickly as possible.
Don't you think we should turn back?
No.
But it only needs one of us to go, not all of us.
Not necessary.
I don't think it's safe.
The safest way forward is for us all to stay in a group.
That means no wandering off on your own.
Ness, you know the protocol for this kinda thing.
Ness?
Ness, come in. Where are you?
Libby, I've just arrived.
I won't be long.
I'm just doing a recce while the others are asleep.
Are you stupid?
You've gone out there alone.
I'm not going far.
I'll be back in an hour.
Just keep an eye out.
Get back here now.
No, not yet.
I've almost arrived.
I'm on my way.
No, no.
I need you to be my eyes around there.
I'm fine, I'll be back soon.
Right.
Stay on the radio.
What can you see?
Heading east through the pass towards the mountain.
It's like a wasteland.
Hardly any signs of wildlife at all.
Wait a minute.
I think I see something.
What is it?
It looks like...
Looks like some sort of nest or something.
And some sort of egg.
Nest.
Right, get back here now, we're gonna go as a group.
Ness, are you listening to me?
It is an egg and it's huge.
Ness, are you okay?
I feel faint.
Ness.
Get up, get ready, we need to go.
Ness is in trouble.
What's wrong?
She's gone out alone.
She's gone through the pass towards the mountains.
She's found an egg and a nest.
And now I can't get ahold of her,
so she's either unconscious or she's been attacked.
An egg.
How can that be?
Okay, I know where she will have gone.
Come on, we need to go, we need to go.
Here, take this to be safe of the radiation levels, hm?
I thought you said we'd be safe out there.
It's just a precaution.
Ness should have taken it and she should've known better.
Ness?
Ness?
Here, take one of these pills.
You don't think we're safe here, do you?
It's just a precaution.
Ness?
Come on.
Sh, it's okay.
It's Libby.
I'm here with Nicole, okay?
No, no, no, no, slowly.
We're gonna get you back to base, okay?
It's Libby.
We need to get her up now.
Check that out.
Oh, it's an egg.
Oh, my God.
Get her up, get her back to base.
We can't just leave it there.
That's the whole part of the mission.
Oh, my God.
Oh, God.
I'm not gonna leave it, but we need to get her back safe.
I need to be the one that handles this.
She's gonna take you back, okay?
I'll get this back in one piece.
Yeah.
Remarkable.
How is this even possible?
See here?
The radiation levels are well above backgrounds.
What do you mean?
How will it survive here?
The only plausible theory at this point is that
the cells are regenerating at a much faster rate
than those dying.
But what does that mean?
What will it look like?
It could be a similar aging process to us.
As the cells regenerate they form an imperfect
replica of the original, and over time these accumulate.
As the regeneration continues to deform,
it'll evolve into an entire new species.
One that we've never seen before.
Even with the egg present it's impossible
to identify whether it was laid by reptile,
- bird, even insect. - Whoa, whoa.
An insect?
I mean, a bird, yeah, I mean an ostrich is that big,
or a reptile, komodo dragon, but an insect, really?
Is it even safe to be around that?
The counter's going mad.
As long as we continue to take our pills, we're protected.
The radiation exposure time isn't significant enough
to cause any serious harm.
So, come on.
Why have we been sent on a mission to retrieve this?
Can't you see the applications?
No, like what?
Well, cancer, for one.
If we can figure out how to protect people
from radiation exposure, then this is ground breaking.
The biggest discovery of the last century.
There's been no wildlife in this area for years.
How this creature has evolved to survive
this climate is breathtaking.
And where did you find it?
Just up on the mountains by a pass headed east.
Is there anything else around?
Not that I could see of.
I mean, it just looked as though something
had just left it there.
But surely whatever left it there would go back to get it.
You said there was a nest?
Yeah, I don't know, I mean...
It makes no sense.
Whatever they're looking for, I think we found it.
I really really need to speak to Peter.
Is everything good between you both?
To be honest, Lex, no.
I think he resents the decision to keep Milly.
And I get it.
I should've made sure that I'd taken more time off.
Been around more for the both of them.
You know, I think after this you really should
take some time off.
You need it.
We all need it.
Yeah.
Do you think that's it, then?
We can go home?
I hope so, 'cause I don't wanna be here any longer.
No.
We just need Ness to report the findings and,
I don't know, hopefully they'll decide
that the egg's enough.
But until then, you keep away from it, Lex.
I think that Stuart guy's underestimating
how dangerous it really is.
Okay.
Got that?
Do you want one?
Libby?
I'm all right, thanks.
Okay.
You all right?
Yeah, I'm fine.
How are you?
Yeah, much better, thank you.
Hey, I've been thinking.
Why did you go up to the mountains on your own like that?
I thought it was the three of us going.
Well, I just thought it was a simple thing.
Which it was, but I should've been more careful.
Been more cautious on the mountains,
but my temperature's fine.
It's all good.
You do know that me and Libby are here for a reason.
You don't have to put yourself at risk like that.
I didn't think I was putting myself at risk.
Look, um...
What happened before?
I don't blame you.
You know that, right?
Thank you.
Well, I'm going up.
Sorry, the signal is really bad.
I tried to call you earlier but I couldn't get through.
Peter.
Peter, listen.
I'm going to be coming back soon, all right?
Things are going to be different this time, I promise.
I'm going to make a point of being around more
for you and Milly.
Okay?
Peter?
Peter, did you hear me?
Are you okay?
Yeah, it's just a cough.
What's going on?
I'm not sure.
Ness.
You shouldn't go to close too it.
I'm fine.
Just in case.
The counter, it was going crazy when it was near it,
and your body is still recovering.
You all heard that, too, right?
Yeah.
Well, whatever it was, it got out.
Where is it?
Inside the house or...
Yeah, I left it open to air the room.
There was a musty smell from the egg
when it was left in here.
Great move.
And now it's gone.
Don't patronize me.
You may have cost us far more than you realize.
This shell, egg, it should be enough evidence.
It's not sufficient.
We need the entire body, like the captain said.
Dead or alive.
How were we to know that it was gonna hatch and escape?
We don't know what we're dealing with here,
we barely know where we are.
We track it.
Tonight we get out there, we find it, and we bring it back.
That thing is far too valuable
to miss an opportunity like this.
Get your things together.
I'll be down in an hour.
Are you all right?
Yeah.
I think I've just got a bit of a bug or something.
Are you sure?
Yeah.
What time is it?
It's just after three.
I'm sorry.
It's okay, you don't look too well.
Why don't, you know, go back to bed
or something just for a bit.
No, honestly, I'm fine.
Just give me a few minutes, please.
I'm just gonna go call the captain,
update him on the situation.
I'll be down soon.
All right.
Hey.
Come check this out.
Not your typical animal, huh?
I've never heard anything like it.
Was it that thing?
No, it's too loud.
Whatever came out of that egg couldn't of made that sound.
You think there are more here?
I think its parent wanted it back after it heard its cry.
What's wrong?
I don't know.
I didn't think anybody else had been out here.
Sergeant, I need you to track that thing down.
As I said, dead or alive.
We need to know more about what that thing is.
I don't feel comfortable going out there now, sir.
You knew the times when we were sent out.
Is there a reason you can't complete the mission now?
Yes.
One of my team is sick.
I think we should stay put and wait until she feels better.
No, you don't stop because of me.
Hello, sir.
It's Libby Makenna.
Listen, it's nothing serious.
We continue with the plan.
What would you like us to do?
Libby, stop.
We came here for a reason and we see it through.
No, they're right.
This could be the discovery of a lifetime.
I'll be damned if anyone stops this, especially for my sake.
But you can't go out there like this.
It's a flu.
It's a flu.
I'd tell you if it were anything more than that, wouldn't I?
Sir, tell us what you want us to do.
We have two hours left before sunrise.
Well, whatever it is, it seems to be nocturnal.
It could've gone into hiding by then.
What is it?
I'm not sure.
The Geiger counter, it's pretty fierce around here.
Should we be worried?
Come on, let's go.
I'm just becoming a logistics officer now, then.
You are a valued member of the team,
regardless of what anyone labels your job title as.
Do you feel sorry for me or something?
That's not it, Lex.
I wanna be asked to join a job because I'm valued
and I'm needed on it.
And you are needed.
Well it sure as hell doesn't feel like it.
I am sorry for what happened to you, I am.
I accepted that job.
I knew the risks.
But you didn't.
You didn't know the risks.
None of us did.
When we were stationed out there, none of us knew
what we were getting ourselves into.
Not Chris or any of the others.
We always know of the risks.
They knew.
They didn't die in vain, just like what happened to me
wasn't in vain.
Can you check in on Libby?
She doesn't look too good and she won't talk to me.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Libby?
Hey.
Hey, Libby.
What's going on?
Why haven't you been taking these?
Hey, hey.
It's okay.
Libby.
What's wrong?
I can hear it.
In here.
What? What can you hear?
It's calling for me.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
No, what do you mean it's calling for you?
Whatever is out there.
Could you not hear this?
Can you hear it calling now?
How can you not hear this?
Libby, look at me, look at me.
Look, look.
Libby, look at me.
Whatever is going on in here, it's not real.
It's out there, it's out there.
- It's waiting for us. - Come here.
It's okay.
It's okay.
I don't think it's safe for us to be here.
It's almost sunrise, we can head back then.
No, we need to go back now.
Can anyone read me?
Hello?
What was that?
Can anyone hear me? Hello?
Can anyone read me?
Hello?
This is Lexy.
Come in.
Come in.
Stuart, we need to head back.
It doesn't feel safe here.
Anything?
Nope, nothing yet.
I think they tried to make connection earlier
but it didn't connect.
Well, the minute they get back, we need to leave.
We get Libby in the car and we get away from here
and then we can call for help.
What is it?
Is she okay?
There's something very wrong with her.
She's uh...
She said she hears voices in her head.
We can't leave her any longer.
I mean, we need to get her seen
by a professional or something.
Do you think it was the radiation?
Maybe she was, I dunno, exposed to it for too long.
Possibly.
I mean, she hasn't been taking the pills.
She's always so untrusting.
She needs help.
Come in.
Can anyone hear me?
Stuart, it's Lexy here.
Is everything okay out there?
Something is out here with us.
I'm heading back to base, I'm nearly there.
What is that?
We've gotta get out of here.
Now.
No!
I'm coming.
Almost there.
Ness!
Go, quickly!
Hurry up, go.
Shut it.
Where's Nicole?
Where did it attack you?
Up in the mountains.
We were close to where the eggs were found and
Nicole said we only had a little bit further to go.
And then we heard it.
Before long it honed in on us.
Do you think it followed you up there
or could you have wandered into its nesting area?
I'm not sure.
Well try and be sure!
Because if it followed you up there then
it knows you are here, and after we took that thing's egg
it probably sees us as a threat.
We were close to the eggs.
We must've done something to disturb it.
Christ, it followed me back here.
It's out there now.
Waiting for me to go back outside.
What about Nicole?
It attacked her.
Is there any chance that she could still be alive?
No.
Do you have any idea what we're dealing with here?
A cross between a vulture
and a bat.
A dragon.
It was like the sketches, the sightings.
You think that there's a dragon
living out in those mountains.
And now it knows we're here.
And it's angry.
Are you crazy?
Listen to yourselves!
It's not a dragon, all right?
It is not a dragon.
It's, I don't know, some kind of bird that's mutated
because of the radiation levels.
This isn't any bird, Ness.
You weren't there.
The size of it...
The skin...
What we are hunting is far more dangerous than I imagined.
So much for leaving.
Right, well, we're gonna have to lay low,
bide our time and hope that it doesn't see us as a threat,
leaves us alone.
This isn't some stupid creature, Ness, it's intelligent.
We took its offspring, for Christ sake.
It could linger outside for days.
It could get in here and kill us.
It's like any animal with instinct.
It wants to kill any potential predator.
Do you think that there are more of them?
I think there might be.
What's happened to the power?
It's once you got back.
Everything went out and now it's fluctuating.
Right.
Which means the landline's down.
Dear, we've got no means of communication.
You still got your car outside though, right?
Yeah, why?
What're you thinking?
Nicole had her keys with her,
but you could get us out of here.
We tell the officials what happened,
get backup sent to put that thing down.
Yeah, but what if there is more than one?
We don't know what's out there,
but whatever it is,
they wanted us to find out for some reason.
Libby, can you get dressed?
You're okay?
I think so.
- God, I think so. - Okay.
It feels like something is inside of me.
Please, I'm not normal.
It won't stop.
In my head.
It won't stop.
Libby, you're okay.
You're okay, I promise.
I'm here.
It'll be okay.
There is no way that thing is going to just leave
of its own accord.
You know, it's clever,
but we do have one way of detecting it.
We know that when it comes within 100 foot that
it distorts signals and electronic devices.
Within 25 foot the Geiger counter fluctuates rapidly.
Which means right now it's circling.
Ness, we're trapped.
How's she doing?
There's no change.
She's still delirious.
All right, well, we can't wait any longer,
we need to get going.
I'm gonna try and call the captain again
and see if he can send any assistance.
Agreed.
We can't risk Libby getting any worse.
Right, come with me.
We need to take our chances and leave.
With that thing waiting outside?
We are isolated.
We've got no means of communication.
Libby is getting worse, so are we.
We're getting weaker by the hour.
Ness, the second we go outside that thing kills us.
I hardly think that's the best strategy for survival.
No, it's not.
He's right.
All four of us going out there would be suicide.
Has anybody got any better ideas?
We need to distract it.
- She's right. - Yeah.
It can't keep tabs on all corners of the house.
One of us needs to get out there
far enough to call for help.
Well, let's do it.
No, not yet.
We need to put it to the test first.
We need to be absolutely certain that that thing
is out there waiting for us.
All right.
Let's use one of these.
We light it, throw it outside,
and see how it reacts.
Sounds like our safest option so far.
I'm gonna go and assess Libby's condition.
Sure.
Hey, Libby.
Hey, you, hey.
Hey, we're all getting ready.
Do you think you can do that?
Can you get ready?
It's gone.
The noise, it stopped.
What do you mean?
Whatever I was hearing, it got worse when
that thing was nearby.
I can't hear it now, so that must mean the thing's gone.
Okay, Libby, I think you're getting radiation sickness.
You need to take your pills.
Be careful from now on, okay?
We've got a plan.
We're gonna get out of here soon.
Just get dressed and take the pills.
Okay, see you soon.
How was she?
Oh, God, I don't know.
All right.
Well, the visibility's better from in there,
so on the count of three I'm gonna throw this out.
I need you two to keep your eyes on the flare.
See if you can spot it.
Okay.
I'll be by the lounge window.
And I'll be by the side.
We've only got one shot at this.
So be vigilant, we need to know if it's still waiting.
Are you set?
Yeah, I'm on it.
Ready.
Let's do it.
Three.
Two.
One.
Anything?
Nothing yet.
It's there.
It's there.
It was waiting.
Like a vulture.
It's clever.
It was waiting for us to go outside.
What are we gonna do now?
There's no way we're gonna be able to outrun it.
There's a chance we can't even kill it,
guns are gonna be useless against it.
What about Libby?
There's no way that was just the flu.
I agree.
I don't even think it was radiation sickness.
We have to get out of here.
This isn't a dumb animal, it excels at hunting trapped prey.
We have to leave.
He's right.
It's only a matter of time before that thing breaks in.
Listen, if I can make it to your car,
I can drive until I get a signal.
Ness!
If it follows me, you'll get reception back here.
It can't be in two places at the same time.
Absolutely not.
I'm going.
I need you to be the distraction, to grab its attention.
You're much more adept with a firearm than I am.
Yeah.
If you can give me the go ahead when to run,
you can be at the window to tell me when it's safe.
Sure.
Yeah.
Three.
Two.
One.
It's here.
Clear.
Ready when you are.
Stuart, please come back inside this house.
Extraordinary.
No, no!
Why did he stop like that?
Damn it!
What's going on?
Where's Stuart and Nicole?
They're gone, Libby.
We're alone.
It knew!
It knew we were trying to trick it.
Oh, shit.
Wait, the Geiger counter's showing a low reading.
Ness, try the phone line now, you may be able
to get through to the captain.
It's ringing!
Go, go!
Hello?
We're aware of the situation.
Stay put, someone has been dispatched to rescue you.
Captain, this thing is not at all what we thought it was.
It's killed two people already, we need your help please.
Where exactly are you?
In the house, hallway, front door.
Okay, go to the back door.
Someone should be there to assist you soon.
Tell the other two to keep an eye on
that creature and stay safe.
You need to go.
Make sure all the doors and windows are locked.
Okay.
I'm gonna keep an eye out for backup.
Okay.
There you are.
Don't move.
Lower your weapon.
What's going on, Captain?
I won't patronize you any more than I already have.
What'd you make of it?
Make of what?
That creature?
Yes.
The monster.
Isn't it amazing?
A new military weapon capable of killing from any distance.
You made that thing?
Yes.
They are the ultimate predator.
Our greatest weapon.
They?
You mean there's more than one?
Hundreds.
Why are we here?
You see, eventually, there comes a point
when a weapon needs to be tried and tested in the field.
It can't just be theory.
And we are the test.
We needed to know if it was truly capable
of beating a trained squadron like yourselves.
We needed fodder.
And what about the other two?
To call on your moral duty, to protect and serve.
What happens when all this is over, hm?
We just leave?
Over?
It's far from over.
We need to see it in the wild,
not hunting a mouse under a rock.
And why would we do that?
You have a four minute handicap.
If you stay, you die.
If you leave, well...
You have a chance to live.
Now...
Now, walk on to that front door.
Upon hearing the sound of my whistle,
you will have precisely three minutes of safety.
No time to explain, we need to go.
- Come on. - What?
Where is the captain?
It was a set up, that thing is a military machine.
He's gonna blow the whistle and then we've got three minutes
to get out before being attacked.
Shit.
The back exit, quick, upstairs!
Upstairs!
Go, go, go, go, go, go, go!
Okay.
Right, get to the car!
Go, go, go, go.
Quick.
We don't have the keys.
We can hotwire it.
Stuart.
He shot them, the tires, he's a bastard!
Get to the woods.
The creature can't fly through the trees, it's too dense.
Yeah, okay.
Come on.
Run.
Libby here, over here.
- Keep going. - Ow!
I can't!
- I can't. - You need to get up.
Lex, come on, come on.
Ness, I'm slowing you down.
You need to get up, please.
I'm slowing you down.
No.
Keep on.
Look at me.
I'm not leaving you.
I am not leaving you.
You need to go.
Please.
Get out of here, Ness.
Libby, you can go.
- You are. - I'm not leaving you.
You are, you have to.
No.
She's right.
What?
What?
Ness, we...
We have no choice.
No, no, no.
I'm not leaving her.
I am not leaving her.
I can't, Ness.
I can't.
I don't blame either one of you for what happened to me.
You know that, right?
Go! Just get out of here!
Just please, just go.
- Come on. - Go!
Come on!
Just go!
Go, Ness!
- Let's go! - No!
Libby, come on, we've gotta go!
We've gotta go!
She didn't do that so we could stay here.
Stay here and die.
Ness, come on.
Libby.
Libby, get up.
Come on, come on, we've gotta go.
We've got to go!
Run!
Hold it.
Drop your weapon.
On your knees.
Where are the girls?
I'm so sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, I am.
How could you do this?
Hold it, hold it right there.
Here it comes.
Meet our newest upgrade.
The old ones, they were intelligent,
but inefficient, unnecessarily cruel and just malicious.
This one, however...
Top of the reigns.
Ness.
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