All language subtitles for KRYPTON - S02 E08 - Mercy (1080p - AMZN Web-DL)

- The first fleet of our
space-faring ships is complete.

It is time for Krypton to
take its rightful place

in the universe as conquerors.

- I want our son to be an El.

- They'll be telling
the story of Jor-El.

- Trust us, son, we...
we... we...

The best of Krypton
will be preserved

within the blood of the Els.

- No!

No!

- The mythical beast
of the Outlands

has been brought to heel.

- To weaponize it, I need...
- Complete control.

- We're never going to
find a way to be together.

Especially now.

- Lyta's death,
her reconditioning.

None of that is your fault.

We need to focus on
stopping Dru-Zod.

We cannot let him
spread more misery

and destruction
across the universe.

- What about her?

- Uh, she is a mother
looking for her son.

He's off somewhere
up to no good.

- That's very likely true.

- What about them?

- Oh, they are lovers, clearly.
Star-crossed.

- Very star-crossed by
the looks of things.

- Well, she is a Word of
Rao, actually,

tempted away from her
pious devotion to the cloth

by her passionate love for
a scrappy Rankless smuggler.

- Scrappy?

I would say he's dashing

and roguishly handsome
to say the least.

She seems to think so.

She sneaks down here every
chance she can get to see him,

but it can be hard.

- And they get through them?
- I mean, for now.

But their love is
tragically fated.

They know they'll never
truly be together,

because they live
separate lives.

- They could change that,
though, if they wanted to.

- So I suppose they could
leave everything behind,

run away to Kryptonopolis,

and squat in some
abandoned hovel?

- Sounds all right to me.

- Let's do it.
- Sure.

- I'm serious. Let's do it.

- Seg, my mother would hunt
us down and kill us both.

- And I would defend
you to my dying breath,

which, against your mother,
would come almost immediately.

But I don't care.

Let's do it, Lyta.
Let's just be together.

Do you think we're
doing the right thing?

I mean, we don't know
anything about Kryptonopolis.

And what are we gonna eat?

Where are we gonna live?

- It's all right.
We'll figure it out.

We have the rest of our lives.

Lights.

- Oh.

Well, this is nice.

So when do the people
who actually live here

come back and have us arrested?

- They won't.
- And you know this because...

- Because I have this.

- That's my mother's.

She...
she wore that at her Binding.

How do you have this?

- She gave it to me

when I told her I
want to Bind with you.

- I don't understand.

- I decided to get
ahead of the whole

"being hunted down by the
Primus of the Sagitari" thing.

- You spoke to my mother.

- It might surprise you to learn

the great Jayna-Zod was
not immune to my charms.

- Well,
that does surprise me immensely.

- Well, it's true.

- Seg, your Rank.

- She helped me get it back.

She even helped me
get this apartment.

We don't have to leave
anything behind anymore.

We can have it all.

Just like you always
wanted, Lyta.

So, Lyta-Zod, would you make
me the happiest man on Krypton

and Bind with me?

- Yes. Yes.

Yes!

- Scan Space X 2149 for any
signs of Brainiac's Skull Ship.

- Seg.

- Okay, scan 2683 and 2684.

Okay,
we're going to start again.

- Seg, stop.
- Scan our home Sector 2813.

- Seg!

You've been at this for hours.

You scanned as far as the
deep space sensors can go

and found nothing.

- What can I do, Nyssa?
Because I have to do something.

- You can face the truth.

Brainiac is gone and
so is our son for now.

But searching the
cosmos sector by sector

will take a thousand cycles
and it will not bring Jor back.

- I am so sorry, Nyssa.

I promised that I would
do everything in my power

to keep our son safe.

It wasn't enough.

- You know...

the first time I
saw you hold him...

The three of us together...

A part of me felt like it
was too good to be true.

- We're not giving up.

Not ever.

- Who said anything
about giving up?

I will raze the universe
before giving up on Jor.

Your grandfather...

You said in the Phantom Zone,

he saw Brainiac's
potential futures.

We have to talk to him.

- We've tried to contact
Wegthor a dozen times.

They've gone completely dark.

- Well, then we have to
find a way to get there.

- What's happened here?

- Administering hell-blossom.

Subject has returned
to baseline.

- Again.

Your lack of progress
is disappointing.

Walk with me.

Something is weighing
on your mind.

What is it?

- Sir, I...
it's Brainiac's ship.

Why did it just disappear

and what does it
mean for Kandor?

- I don't know.

There is nothing to
fear, Lis-Ser.

If Brainiac ever
returns, we'll be ready

because we will have Doomsday.

That is why we must
control him at any cost.

So why hasn't it been done?

- We have successfully accessed
Doomsday's cerebral cortex,

but imprinting your voice so he
will answer to your commands,

those commands will not take
hold unless we can find a way

to keep his mind in
a suggestive state.

- A problem you will solve.

- Doomsday has grown immune
to every psychoactive drug

known to Krypton.

- What about something
not known to Krypton?

A toxin that feeds on

the pleasure centers
of the brain?

- Does such a toxin even exist?
- Would it work?

- I'd have to analyze it.

Can you acquire some?

- Come with me.

- What is that thing?

- It's called a Black Mercy.

It's a parasitic plant
from another world.

I discovered it within
Val-El's Fortress.

It creates an entire
alternate reality

in the mind of its host.

- And who is its host?

- My mother.

- No, it can't be.

Lyta-Zod died on Wegthor.

No...

It was her clone.

- Oh!
- What do you think?

Do I look ready?

- You're more than ready, Lyta.

I've never seen you
look more beautiful

or more like yourself.

There's just one
final tradition.

- So many traditions.

It's a wonder anyone ever
gets on with a Binding at all.

- Traditions remind us
of what's important.

This garment represents the
joining of two lives into one.

For their Houses,
for Krypton, for Rao.

But most importantly,
for themselves

and their love for one another.

- Thank you, Mother.

- What for?

- I know this isn't the
life you wanted for me,

leaving Kandor and the Sagitari,

binding with Seg.

But everything you've done for
him, for us,

and the fact that you're here,

standing by my side
despite it all,

it just means so much.

- Seg is a good man.

I see the same strength in
him as I saw in your father.

The same resilience.

And occasionally,
the same audacity.

- You have no idea.

- The only life I want for you,

the only one worth fighting for

is the one that makes you happy.

- I am happy.

- No one should have to know
the pain you're feeling.

I'm truly sorry for both of you.

- We tracked your
skimmer from the Outpost.

We came with news from
Kandor, but we understand...

- What's happened?

- Zod has announced
the first fleet

of his interstellar
ships is complete.

- We closely monitored
all Sagitari comm signals

until we got the order
to prepare for launch...

for Wegthor.

- Wegthor?

- We believe Zod is
planning on launching

a final assault
on the Resistance,

to send them everything he has

and make sure no one
is left standing.

- My grandfather.

Kem, Adam.

None of them know what's coming.

- Do either of you have
a way of contacting them?

- The comm system is down.

- If we can't warn
them about the launch,

we're going to have to stop it.

- The only way to stop Zod's
fleet is by destroying it.

- What do you have in mind?

- So, breaking into Fort Rozz.

Gotta get easier with
practice, right?

- Not on the eve of a launch.

Every Sagitari will be on duty.

They'll have new security codes,

new patrol routes
in every sector.

If we want to get inside,

we'll have to think
of a way Zod hasn't.

- I know a way.

Back before we were all friends,

Kem and I used to, shall we say,

liberate various
goods from the Guilds

and redistribute
them to the Rankless.

We used tunnels that
ran close to Fort Rozz.

- How close?
- Stupidly close.

Hundred feet to the north.

- Right beneath the spot
where Zod built his shipyard.

- What do we do
once we're inside?

- There's an armory that only
the Primus is informed of.

It's heavily protected
by defense protocols,

so it has fewer
Sagitari protecting it.

But I know how to disengage
its security measures.

We just need to get there.

- I mean, how hard could it be?

- Should've seen this coming.

- Don't let them make a sound.

- Gunfire! Down the hall!

- Shot fired down the hall!

- At least we don't
have to worry about

being quiet anymore.

- Over there!

- Behind the ledge!

Breached door!

- Surrender!

- I surrender!

Coming out.

- Put your gun on the floor.

- What's happening?

- The Black Mercy's
having a negative reaction

to the extraction.

How long has Lyta been its host?

- Months.

She'd grown troubled by the
loss of her mother, of Seg.

This brought her peace
in a way I could not.

I did her replacement

from a Somatically
Reconditioned clone.

When I lost her,

it actually still felt
like I lost my mother.

- Lyta's vitals are stable now.

I'm concerned that
the Black Mercy's

negative reaction
to the extraction

could cause Lyta's fantasy
to collapse entirely.

- Do we need more toxin?

- Yes.
- Then proceed.

My mother's strength
has been tested before.

So it must be again.

- The Oracle foresees the
product of your union.

The child will be male.
His name, Dru-Zod.

Bio-scans designate
he will be best suited

for the Military Guild.

Barring unforeseen accidents,

he will conquer 467 planets

and eradicate 233
billion alien life forms.

- No, that can't be possible.
Do it again, please.

- The Oracle has spoken.

- Please!
Something's gone wrong.

- Lyta, everything all right?

- The Word of Rao.

What the Oracle
said about my son...

- You're nervous. I understand.

You're about to Bind to
Seg-El, a former Rankless.

- What?
- Why would you do this, Lyta?

- You told me you loved me.

Do you remember? In your cell?

After you were
arrested on orders

from the Voice of Rao himself.

Why say it if you
didn't mean it?

- Dev...

I don't know what
you're talking about.

- Fine. Deny it all you want.

It won't change what you did.

- Lyta.

- What...
what happened to Dev's arm?

- Are you really asking me this?

You know what you did.

Dev has given everything to you,

to House Zod,

and it nearly cost him his life.

All the people you love have
suffered to protect you.

And why?

I should've let my father kill
you when I had the chance.

- Are you all right?

- Look, if you need to rest,

I'll send everyone
home right now.

- No, I'm... I'm fine.

Honestly.

- I don't believe you, Lyta.

How could I?

After you betrayed me.

After you betrayed all
of us and chose your son?

- Mother, you're bleeding.

- That's because you shot
me, Lyta.

- This isn't happening.
None of this happened.

- I've never seen
anything like this before.

The half-life of this toxin
seems to be limitless.

Once exposed to the Black Mercy,

a person could remain under
its influence forever.

- Amidst my travels
in the future,

I encountered the Black Mercy.

I learned the only
way to break its hold

is to reject the
fantasy it creates.

But there are few
with the awareness

to see beyond the illusion,

and even fewer with
the will to give it up.

- What will happen to Lyta?

- That is not your concern.

I'd worry more about
what will happen to you

if you fail to
deliver me Doomsday.

- I'm confident this
dosage will allow Doomsday

to remain cognizant yet pliable.

He'll be in a suggestive state

but won't succumb to the
toxin's psychoactive affects.

- Let's hope your
confidence is not misplaced.

- Administering
Black Mercy toxin.

- Calculate brain activity.

- Neural pattern shows
signs of stabilization.

Toxin's working.

- But we'll need more.

- General,
there's been a breach in Sector 4.

Seg-El and Nyssa-Vex were
successfully apprehended.

- Seg-El and Nyssa-Vex?

Have them taken to my chambers.

I want to speak with
them immediately.

Do you have everything you need?

- Yes, I believe so.
- Good.

Let's get to work.

- Hello? Is somebody there?

Oh, please, let this be real.

- Do you know which
way you're going?

Because I don't mean to be rude,

but it really seems like
we've been walking around

in circles for a while now.

- Seg, I think you've upset him.

Sagitari can be so
sensitive sometimes.

- Yeah, that's probably
why they hide behind

those helmets all the time.

Hey, seriously though.
Are you lost?

Would you like me to show you
the way to the detention cells?

- Oh, you're not being detained.

General Zod has
other plans for you.

- Just the two of you then.

No.

I don't think so.

But if you've returned
with Jayna and Dev-Em...

Who's watching after young
Cor-Vex, I wonder?

- You and your men
tried to shoot down

the skimmer he was in.

He barely survived.

So don't pretend that you care.

- I assure you,

I never would let anything
happen to my brother.

Really?

- Because that's exactly
what you said about Lyta.

And then you let her die.

- You think I let her die?

What would you have
done, Father?

Negotiate with a terrorist?

Do you really believe Jax-Ur

would have let the Primus
of the Sagitari walk free

if I'd given into her demands?

- At least then my grandfather
could have found...

- Val-El still stands with
my mother's executioner!

- You're lying.
- Really?

Why?

Well, has he told you otherwise?

But that's probably because

communication lines were severed

when he decided to bomb

the Space Elevator Base Station,

taking hundreds of lives.

- No.

- Whatever's happened,
Val is a good man.

We've all done things in
this war we're not proud of.

- Yet you choose to
demonize only me.

I know you loved Lyta, Seg.

But so did I.

- Dru,

if you truly loved her...

She'd still be here.

- I tried to warn you.

Jax-Ur had corrupted
your grandfather.

I granted you both the
opportunity to join with me

and fight for Krypton's future.

- Krypton has no future if
you're the one leading it.

What you did to Lyta,
everything that you've done,

is proof of that.

- If you are not going to
tell me why you're here,

I have other ways
of finding out.

- I think you're forgetting
that Somatic Reconditioning

doesn't work on me.

- Yes, perhaps.

Let's see if it works on Nyssa.

Hmm?

Detain them both for now.

I want to personally oversee
Nyssa's Somatic Reconditioning.

- Dru.

Dru.

- Seg.
- Dru!

Dru!

- Stop right there!

Drop your weapons
or we will shoot!

Just as we thought.
We know who you are.

And General Zod does
not want you alive.

- Mother?

- Lyta?

Lyta.

- Lyta.

- You're alive.
- Yes.

I'm here, Lyta.

I'm here.

- We should be safe here.

As long as my security
codes still work.

- Let me help you.

Thank Rao.

- Who are you?

- Dev.

Lower that weapon.

- Not until she explains
how this is possible.

We know Zod reconditioned you.

We both watched you die.

What has he done to you now?

- That must've been my
clone you watched die.

I was trapped in a fantasy.

A prisoner of my own mind.

It took everything
I had to get out.

I was living the
most wonderful life.

Seg and I were to be bound.

Everything was perfect and
then something happened.

- I'm concerned that the Black
Mercy's negative reaction

to the extraction could cause
Lyta's fantasy to collapse.

- My perfect life
started falling apart.

Memories of my real life
were bleeding through.

The things I've done,
the mistakes I've made,

the people I'd hurt.

All these memories
flooding back.

Like how I got here.

- Hello, Mother.

You told me you wanted
to save Krypton.

Ensure the survival
of our culture.

Well?

How did you think
it would be done?

The colonization of alien
planets is our future.

And Doomsday is our most
efficient path toward it.

You agreed.

Use Doomsday against Brainiac.
This is no different.

- It's entirely different.

Brainiac was an imminent threat.

- I have traveled across
centuries of time,

and I can assure you,

the most imminent threat is
the one we do not see coming

until it is too late.

There is no victory
without sacrifice.

You told me that.

- There are some sacrifices
that are not ours to make.

I can't let you do this.

Dru, my son,
we can find another way.

- That sounds like
my father talking.

And when it comes to survival,
I would not value his advice.

- How dare you speak
about Seg like that?

- He has made you weak.

- No, he has made me
stronger every day.

Even in his absence.

I am your mother.

The version of me who
made you who you are,

she failed you.

I will not.

- I had hoped it
wouldn't come to this.

That doesn't mean
I did not prepare.

- What are you doing?

Stop. You don't have to do this.

- Zod!

No!

- I'm sorry, Mother,
but you left me no choice.

You need more time and
I will give it to you.

One day, you'll realize that
you were wrong to tell me.

- Then the fantasy reset.

But this time,
I was left with all my real memories.

I was back at Kryptonopolis.
My perfect life.

- I have never seen
you look so beautiful

or more like yourself.

- Except it wasn't.
None of it was real,

no matter how much
I wanted it to be.

- Oh!

What's the matter?

This is meant to
be a perfect day.

The rest of your life
is about to begin.

- No, it's not.

- What's wrong?

Aren't you happy?

- I am.

But that's not enough.

There's a whole world
outside this apartment

and it's in danger.

And I can't stay
here and be happy

when I know what's
about to happen.

- Lyta, I don't understand.
- Everything all right?

- Seg, you're early.
- I couldn't stay away.

Lyta, all I want is
for us to be together.

- So do I.

I love you, Seg.

And I want to Bind with you
and spend every day with you

until we grow old and
tired of each other.

But I can't.
- I don't understand.

Why not?

- Because Brainiac
took you away.

Mother...

I shot you.

- Lyta, you would never.
- I did.

I made the wrong choice.

I've been trying to
run from it ever since.

But that has to stop now.

Even if it means...

I lose both of you forever.

- Lyta, we can talk about this.

- No, we can't.

Because you're not real.

None of this is real.

I knew I needed to
make things right

to stop Dru no
matter what it took,

even if it meant I might never
be able to see you again.

I'd never be able to tell
you how sorry I truly am.

- All that matters now
is that you're here.

With us again.

- I'm sorry I doubted you.

After all that's happened,
I didn't want to get my hopes up.

Not until I knew it was true.

- It's all right, Dad.
I would've done the same.

I'm just so glad to
see you both again.

- Even if Seg's...

- Lyta, Seg has returned.
He's here.

- Seg is back?
- He's in danger.

- We broke into Fort Rozz

to stop the launch
of Zod's fleet.

Seg and Nyssa were captured.

- Don't worry.

We will find a way to help them

once we get you
far away from here.

- No.

If Seg's in danger,
I'm not leaving without him.

- Lyta, you're still not well.

- I made it this far.

Now, if Seg and Nyssa
have been captured,

they're most likely in one
of our detention centers.

I can find out for certain.

There. That's their cell block.

- If Zod realizes
you're missing,

he'll order a lockdown.

Leaving now could
be our only chance.

- Dev is right.

I won't lose you again.

- And I won't lose Seg.

- There's got to be
some way out of here.

I mean, they got us in
here, right?

- Yeah, and then they
activated the energy field.

I've never seen
a cell so secure.

- That just means
we have Zod scared.

And that tells me,
he believes we can defeat him.

Once we get out of this
cell, of course.

- Of course.

Why is it that every time

I try and help someone I love,

I end up putting
someone else in danger?

- You didn't put me here, Seg.

I chose to be.

We're going to be all
right, somehow.

'Cause we have to be.

Because our son is still
out there and he needs us.

- What you said about
seeing me and Jor together,

and how it felt too
good to be true...

I don't want it to be.

I don't know how we're
gonna find our son.

But I promise you...

I am gonna be with you
every step of the way.

Hey, I said I'd talk.

You set Nyssa free,
I'll tell Zod anything he wants to hear.

- Seg...
- Brainiac's ship taking off?

I'm sure Zod wants
to know about that.

- Stand back.

- Dev, where's Jayna?
What happened?

- Fill you in once
we get out of here.

We still got our
work cut out for us.

- Seg-El and Nyssa-Vex
have escaped.

- Must I perform
every task myself?

Find them or it'll
be you in that cell.

What?

- I'm getting a
report over comm.

Alarms in the shipyard
have been activated.

They must be trying
to sabotage the fleet.

- Is it working?

- There's a Sagitari squad on
their way to the shipyard now.

- Seg and Nyssa,
how much time will they have?

- Enough.
- And us?

- Surrender this instant!

- It's not them.
They're just engineers.

It's a setup.
This is just a diversion.

- Where's Jayna?

Wasn't she supposed
to meet us here?

- Yeah.

But before she arrives, Seg,

I need to tell you something.

- Lyta.

- It'll take a bit of
explaining, but yeah.

The real Lyta.

- Is this real? Are you real?

- I hope so.

I thought I'd lost you.

- I know. Me too.

- Oh, I'm never letting
go of you again.

- Good.

- We should go
before Zod finds us.

- Yes.

But let's give them this.

- Assemble every
Sagitari in Kandor.

We're moving up the launch and
ending this Resistance now.

When this is over,
there will not be a soul left on Wegthor.

I promise you!