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- We have to prepare for the prophecies Cass,
the coming of the descendant of Zoot, or we're doomed.
- If Lord Otute can't get what he wants by trade,
then he'll often just take.
- Apologies aren't needed for calm
throughout the evacuation process.
♪ The spirit of the tribe is yours and mine ♪
(rooster calls)
- You think you're so tough Flame,
but you're nothing but a bully and if you try to bully me.
- Dan, who are you talking to?
- No one.
- Flame's busy working and you should be too.
The break's over.
- I know.
- Why were you talking to Flame then?
- I just was, okay?
- But he's not here.
- Brilliant Sal!
You don't think I know that?
- Not if you're trying to talk to him.
- I was practicing, if you must know.
- Practicing what?
- Eating an apple.
- [Younger Boy] Can you see anything?
- All the windows have bars.
- There's gotta be a way out of here.
Maybe there's a tunnel or something.
- Harmony won't keep us in here forever Kwarli.
- You hope.
- Sky and Zora's back.
Sky, how'd you go?
- Alright.
- Looks like they've found that boy.
- You know what that means.
We're all doomed!
Scary, eh?
(boy howls)
- Quiet or I'll skin you.
Now get back to work.
- Good one Sal.
- Are you still here?
Funny, I thought you were helping Leanne get some berries.
- Do I have to?
- I can't make a blueberry pie without any blueberries.
- My back hurts.
- I thought it was your ankle.
- That was at breakfast.
- Sure you're not just trying to get
out of doing any chores?
- No.
I mean, yeah.
I'm not.
- You don't fool me, Erin.
Now, you can either go with Leanne and get some berries
or spend the rest of the day with
Sal working in the vegetable garden.
- Okay, I'll go on with the berries.
- I thought you might.
- Hey guys.
Look who's here.
- Good morning.
- Is it?
- You seem upset.
- Surprised?
- Explain.
- Gwyn.
- You are sitting where only the
leader of the Privileged can sit.
- I would not want to take advantage of your hospitality.
- How thoughtful.
- How are arrangements with the tribe leaders?
- I'm working on it.
You're interested in trading, right?
- What have you got?
- Animal skins, furs.
- I was hoping something a little more valuable.
- Animals skins and furs are valuable with winter coming.
- So are slaves.
How about that handmaiden of yours?
- Depends on what I get in return.
- Such as?
- Information?
- This is delicious Cass.
- I thought you might be hungry being away.
- I'm starving.
- Find anything apart from that boy?
- More drawings of rocks,
but I don't know if they'll give us anymore information.
- The words of the ancestor are enough
and that boy will bring you nothing
but trouble, I promise you.
- I meant about the machines.
- Wish I could've gone with you.
Would've been more of an adventure than being stuck here.
- What's wrong with Faygar?
- I don't know.
- Still convinced that boy's got something to do with Zoot?
- I'm worried about her.
Faygar is just not being herself lately.
She's someone aged.
- What's this I hear about Omar and Kwarli?
- They left to find the boy.
So far they just haven't come back.
- I'm sure they'll be fine.
- I hope so.
- They won't be lost.
Kwarli knows the forest like the back of his hand.
- But Omar's just a farmer.
- Doesn't mean he can't take care of
himself though 'cause he can.
- Same here.
Next time you need some help Sky,
you don't have to look any further.
- I'm sure Sky knows just how brave you are Dan
and would love to have your help.
- Absolutely.
I'd need all the help I could get
if I ever ran into one of those machines.
- I just hope nothing's happened to them.
- Omar and Kwarli?
I'm sure they're fine.
If they're not back by sundown,
we'll send out a search party.
- If you go on like that, we'll never be finished.
- Just one more.
- You're eating more than you're picking.
- Well they taste good.
- You'll make yourself sick.
- I don't eat berries to make myself feel sick.
You do that.
- Very funny.
- Leanne, look.
- What is it?
- I don't know.
Could be buried treasure.
- If it is, you're going to have to share.
- It looks like a baby machine.
- You don't think it is, do you?
- Could be.
- You're just saying that because you don't wanna share.
(loud motor starts)
- How could you trade me like I'm worthless?
- I'd hardly caught information on all
of the tribes in the region worthless.
- What, so you can control them?
- Rule over them.
- There's a difference?
- You have a lot to learn about leadership Gwyn.
- I'm talking about friendship.
- You and I?
- A true friend wouldn't trade me.
- A true friend would know the friend wouldn't.
- What do you mean?
- Saying is one thing, doing is another.
- That's settled then.
- At least I lied.
- I knew it!
- I lied to Suni, not you.
- Thanks.
- You're welcome.
Gwyn, do you really think I'm nice?
- You can be when you want.
- No one's ever said that to me before.
- Then I'll say it again.
You're nice.
- Unlike Suni.
You better go check on them, see what they're up to.
- Yes Miss Harmony.
- Gwyn, if you were ever traded or discarded, I'd miss you.
- You'd get another handmaiden.
- Not just that.
I guess I'm getting used to having you around.
- I'm getting used to it too.
- Careful with that.
- Don't worry.
- [Leanne] I am.
We don't want to hurt it.
- What do you mean we?
It's mine.
- Ancestor, if there is ever a time I needed you, it's now.
I feel so confused, so alone,
and no one understands as I do.
Give me strength to cope ancestor.
Guide me mighty one.
Show me the way.
- Faygar, can I talk to you?
- Just don't go on at me Zora, please.
Not today.
I couldn't deal with it.
- We all know how much you've been struggling lately.
- I didn't mean to let that boy go free and lie to anyone.
It's just so difficult.
I didn't ask for the gift to see
what no one else can see.
- Come on.
Try and calm down and listen to me.
No one's blaming you for anything.
- I'm trying to protect everyone.
- We all know that, and Cass and Sky,
we have been talking and we think maybe you're right.
We should set the boy free.
- But if you all want more information.
- I don't think we're gonna get anymore information.
Besides, it isn't right to keep him a prisoner.
- It's not wrong if we're all under threat?
- I don't think the boy's any kind of threat
and if you feel safer with him gone.
- If the prophecies come true Zora,
we won't be safe anywhere.
- I've got some good news for you.
You're free.
(kid screaming)
- [Kid] Help!
(kid screaming)
Help!
Help!
- [Younger Male] What is that?
- [Kid] Quickly!
It's coming!
(kids yelling and screaming)
- Quick!
We're under attack!
(kids yelling)
- Nice on Sky.
You got it.
- What was all that screaming about?
- What do you think?
Look.
- [Girl's Voice] What is it?
- It's a baby machine.
- Where did it come from?
- We found it in the forest.
- Careful everyone.
Don't get too close.
- I wasn't planning to.
- What happened?
- I was bringing it back.
- Erin, you dropped it and it seemed to come alive
and started chasing us.
- Is it still alive?
- I don't know.
- It better not be.
- I don't know if you can understand me,
but you don't wanna touch that.
Put it down, slowly.
- Can you hear anybody?
- Not when you keep talking.
- Sorry.
- Now I can.
- Who is it?
- It sounds like Harmony.
- [Harmony] And what did he say?
- He wants to rest and to know when
when the meeting with all the tribal
leaders is going to be.
- When it suits me, not him.
- I don't think he'd be too pleased to hear that.
- As if Gwyn.
What do you think I am, stupid?
- No.
Why don't you tell Suni that the
sooner he gets back to where he belongs, the better?
- And how do you think he'd react?
- Who cares.
Discard him.
- You sound just like Flame.
- It's more of us than them.
- Now, but if they don't go back to wherever their land is,
his lordship will be paying us
a visit with his worries in no time.
- [Kwarli] Omar!
- What is it?
- Harmony, she's planning something.
- Let me have a go.
- What are we going to do then?
- Play along until we know what they want
and we better send a messenger of our own
to warn the Ants and Barbs.
Someone might be interested in taking over my lands.
- Your land?
It's Barb's land.
It belonged to them.
- For now.
- You're not trying to take over yourself, are you?
- Details Gwyn.
Don't concern yourself over detail.
Just do as I say.
- There.
That should do it.
- You hope.
- Whatever that thing is, it's going nowhere.
- Let's just put another one just to be sure.
- Okay.
- Look at him.
We lock him up and let him go and
now we can't seem to get rid of him.
- It must be that machine thing.
- Could be.
- I feel sorry for him.
- After all that's happened, I hate to admit it Cass,
but so do I.
- [Sal] I think it's cute.
- What?
The machine?
You've gotta be joking.
- It's a monster and I caught it.
- Why do you keep boasting about it?
- You're just jealous that I caught it and you didn't.
- We caught it.
- I did most of it.
I could've been eaten.
- It wouldn't have done that.
It's only a baby and all babies are cute.
- Except you.
- I'm not a baby!
- Don't listen to him Sal.
I think you're very cute.
- I think you're very cute too.
- Thanks.
- Will you shut it?
You're making me feel sick.
I think you're cute, I think you're cute.
- You aren't.
You look like a pig for all that matters.
- I couldn't help it if I fell, could I?
- Maybe you shouldn't of ran.
- I didn't see any of you lads
staying still when the machine was going berserk.
- I would've tried to tackle it, but Sky did first.
- Oh what a hero.
- You better stop making fun of me or I'll-.
- What?
- Leave it Dan.
- You'll scream?
- Scary.
If ever want to take me on,
I'm ready, willing, and able any time.
- I'm going to let you go but you
have to do something for me.
- Take a message back to the Ants and Barbs?
- How did you know?
- Kwarli's just like Faygar.
He has the gift of sight.
(owl hooting)
(loud thunder)
- The machines seem to be getting closer.
- Don't say that.
- Are you both alright?
- Erin keeps scaring me.
- Not me.
It's the machines.
I think they're coming out of the forbidden zone.
- They never do Erin.
You know that.
- But they could be coming to get the baby machine
and they'll end up here.
- Come on.
There's nothing to be worried about
except your own imagination.
Now if you come out from under
those blankets, I'll tell you a story.
(loud thunder)
- Shouldn't you wait 'til morning Sky?
- Omar and Kwarli are long overdue.
I prefer to check out the area.
- Sure you're going to be okay, Dan?
- T can take care of myself.
- I'll keep an eye over Dan.
Don't worry.
- Now, let's make sure we've got everything.
Supplies, rope.
- [Kwarli] Quickly!
Get inside Omar!
- Omar, Kwarli, where have you been?
- The Privileged stronghold.
- Thanks to some Warp guards we ran into.
- We were getting worried.
- Dan and I were just about to come and look for you.
- Bet you both had an adventure.
- And we're all in for more, according to Harmony and Gwyn.
- Really?
- What do you mean?
- They had a visit from the messenger
of the tribe of the northern forests.
- Is there a problem?
- Yes, and it's coming our way.
(loud thunder)
- Anything happening?
- Hang on.
I'll just check.
No.
Still nothing.
- Really?
I thought it would come to life
to send on the other machines betrayal.
- What do you think?
- It's better than mine.
- They're both lovely, they really are,
but are you sure you're not wasting them?
- No welcome gift from the Ants is ever wasted Zora.
- I don't think these people Harmony wants us to meet
are the type the Ants want to welcome,
or the Barbs for that matter.
- No reason not to follow our tradition.
Travelers who arrive as strangers
can very often leave as friends.
- Or enemies.
- What do you mean they've left early?
- Not my fault Harmony.
Suni just said he'd sizzle the Barb camp.
- I thought we were meeting at the Ant camp.
- So did I.
- What's he trying to prove?
- It might not be anything to worry about.
- He's got something up his sleeve.
- Is it all worth it Harmony?
- Worth what?
- The scheming and plotting,
does it really make you happy?
- Very happy.
- Doesn't sound it.
- If I say I'm happy then I'm happy, understand?
- If you say so.
- I don't see you walking around
with a smile on your face.
- Maybe I'm just not cut out for this.
What does this person want, what does that person want,
who's ruling over who?
- All the guards, really.
- I mean, how does all that stuff make anyone happy?
- I'm not interested in what makes anyone happy!
I've got more important things on my mind,
much more important things.
- Such as?
- What Suni and this Bird tribe are up to.
- See?
- That's not the only thing.
What do you think I should wear?
(upbeat majestic music)
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