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2:57

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2:59

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3:01

right.

3:04

Do you want me an axial to go in

3:06

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3:08

Enzo. I'll handle. Mister

3:11

Mehrdan exited the Black sedan and approached

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axle. I told him to hang back a step.

3:21

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3:25

Over the rear door.

3:26

Well, it's nice to you to drop by.

3:28

Give

3:29

us back what you stole, and we can put

3:31

it in to this. Really?

3:33

Just like that. Well, wait. What

3:35

exactly happens to us? Nothing

3:37

needs to happen to you. You're not what

3:39

we want. Just opens the door

3:41

and give us back what you

3:42

stole. That's all we want.

3:44

And you promise you'll just let us go.

3:46

Of Now opens the door. Pinkie

3:48

swear on it. What time? This is our

3:50

lives we're talking about. Really serious

3:53

stuff. Do you super duper

3:55

pinky sweater to not hurt us

3:57

or do anything violent with that Swiss army

3:59

knife any years.

4:00

Alright. We do. Now

4:02

open the door. Okay.

4:04

Just

4:05

Your stalling pole. Just

4:07

give us a second. We

4:08

have cutting saws here to get in.

4:10

Okay. Hey. Just They

4:13

can cut through a lot more than this metal

4:15

door. The

4:23

aluminum door of the garage exploded

4:26

out as the air burst onto

4:28

the street and turned sharp in that

4:30

episode.

4:32

Don't go. Don't go. They're

4:36

anything is want me to cut them up on brood

4:38

window. Stay behind them whatever you do.

4:40

Don't lose them. Tell Axel to head to

4:42

root the port on the back exit. Station the

4:44

checkpoint at root the port at turning left.

4:46

Hold on. Get alongside

4:48

them, mister Rotter too narrow, damaged,

4:50

and closer. There are too

4:52

many cars. I said, get closer.

4:55

I'm dying. They're

4:57

not getting to go ahead. It's a real bump

4:59

up. There's to

5:03

get to the highway is actually positioned.

5:06

Excellent. Have you arrived at Grudy Point?

5:08

I'm walking on the only road across the lake.

5:10

They will have to come through me to get away.

5:13

In position, no giving away this

5:15

time. And

5:16

so, you're so threatening, maxing. You

5:20

is for last night.

5:24

Up steady. It

5:29

up funny. We're

5:32

driving three two x's. Get

5:34

ready, my friend. Ten seconds

5:36

to enter it.

5:36

Ready? We cleared through itself into a

5:39

hard right turn. I'm checking the van

5:41

on with select two wheels. It raised

5:43

down rumor road, spraying pools of water

5:45

onto the site. Pull up to the driver.

5:47

The thick rain made it difficult for hurricane

5:49

his head, but he brought the a player to a hard

5:51

stop as soon as he so acts like blocking

5:53

the middle of the road, holding two Scorpion

5:55

machine guns pointed directly at the

5:57

windshield.

6:07

Excellent. We open the door. Get the

6:09

bodies up so we can find the asset.

6:11

Alright. Both. Come

6:13

here. You need to see this. Miradoc

6:15

felt the unfamiliar feeling of having his stomach

6:18

drop. Has he watched Enzo open the driver's

6:20

side door via Claire? The seats and dashboards

6:22

were covered in glass shards and ammunition

6:24

casings, but the cabin was completely empty.

6:26

No one was in the driver or passenger seat. Meridox

6:30

eye immediately honed in on the unusual

6:32

steering wheel, which had an odd metal box

6:34

attached to it. The truck is

6:36

empty. It twitched right and left

6:38

as it being moved by an invisible

6:40

hand. Shuck. He's

6:43

empty. That's That's

6:46

that's impossible. It's not impossible

6:48

you, Immeisel. Can't you see the van

6:50

was being remotely operated? It was

6:52

a decoy Enzo.

6:53

Those damn leaves are clever.

6:56

Damn. Meanwhile,

6:59

ten miles north.

7:05

Those dam leaves are never

7:08

tapped.

7:10

Peace stabbed my van. He

7:12

literally stabbed my van.

7:14

Look at that video replay. Look

7:17

at that.

7:18

May I remind you that it's Alvin?

7:21

I'm pretty happy that we want inside of it

7:23

when he had that little temper tantrum with

7:25

his machine

7:25

gun. But he just stabbed our

7:28

van. Who

7:28

does that? Who stabs cars like

7:31

that? Just be happy we're on a train

7:33

heading back to Paris, modifying the

7:35

ultraviolet to remote drive van was

7:37

a really smart idea. Oh, did

7:39

you think I was just sitting around playing video

7:41

games with Raptors? Well, it was worth that

7:43

it gave us a big head start and got us

7:45

out of that gummy

7:46

garage. That was a close call.

7:48

I've been thinking the metal

7:50

hand guy must be from VTech.

7:52

Great. He

7:52

said we have to give back what we stole. We stole

7:54

from VTech, so he must work for them. Yeah.

7:56

But why not let the police handle it?

7:59

Seems like VTech wants to get the rat back

8:01

without anyone knowing about it.

8:02

Well, someone definitely knows. We were

8:04

being chased and shot out by someone in

8:06

white coat before Vader took them out.

8:09

Theo stealing from thieves. That

8:10

guy where the robot hand wasn't a thief.

8:12

He's the person you sent to make things so people

8:14

disappear. Well, if that guy's

8:16

getting to hand as any indication, BayTech

8:19

is making some pretty big advancements

8:21

in human cybernetic augmentation. Just

8:23

humans. Crooked. You saw

8:25

the tip of cookies tail glowing. You

8:27

saw what you did. Nature doesn't grow

8:29

fiber optic spinal cords. Wait,

8:32

Gloika looks. You see that? It's

8:34

happening again. She's doing it now. Look, her

8:36

tail is glowing red. Mizet

8:40

and Karakanix champion suspicious

8:42

looks. No number. Neither.

8:45

Hello? Oh, you cried. Look at my phone. Look

8:47

at all these characters racing across

8:49

the

8:49

screen. Me too.

8:50

I can't make it stop. Yeah.

8:51

I'm trying to turn it off, but my phone

8:54

is locked to

8:54

two. And it's so weird. And then

8:57

do you think, hey, it

8:59

stopped?

8:59

Try again. Cookie still.

9:01

It stopped growing.

9:02

My phone is working again. Mine

9:05

too.

9:05

He don't think. Yeah.

9:07

I don't know. That looks like some

9:10

sort of encrypted data stream. If

9:12

we were back in the eclair, I could use

9:14

excalibur to decomile it. But

9:17

well, you know who would probably know about

9:19

this.

9:19

Your friend wrapped up. Do you really think he

9:21

can figure out what's so special about cookie?

9:23

Maybe. Besides, we need to go to

9:25

his lair anyway to get the

9:26

eclair. Are

9:27

you really committed to calling Avandia

9:29

Claire. Are

9:29

you really committed to calling the red cookie? She

9:32

loves the macau when you bought. Seems like the

9:34

best name for her. Yeah. Watch this. Cookie.

9:39

Cooking does over way out of Lizette's bag and

9:41

hopped onto the tray by Lizette's seat. To

9:43

happily munch on the pastelna cover

9:45

for madam du Bois du bois du bois du bois

9:46

dujury. That's

9:47

amazing. And

9:48

I wonder what else we can teach her.

9:51

I thought you didn't like that. I don't. I

9:53

mean, I I do, but I'm I

9:55

like cookie. I don't get

9:56

it. Why? I don't like other people's

9:58

rats. Only my own rat. Okay?

10:00

Only cookie.

10:01

We're really going with cookie. She's

10:04

she's kind of cute. Look at

10:06

her little whiskers. Oh,

10:08

she told me.

10:10

Cookie. I think you better put it away

10:12

before someone on this train thinks it's a

10:14

cousin of the pizza rat and calls the

10:16

conductor. Well,

10:16

we can't lose cookie. She's an only

10:19

bargaining chip. If they find out we

10:21

lost her, they'll kill us just for

10:23

knowing about her. For some

10:23

mysterious reason, this little

10:26

rodent is worth more than a bugatti, and

10:28

people are willing to kill for

10:29

it. Wonder why.

10:32

What makes it so special? It's

10:33

not an it. It's a her. How

10:36

do

10:36

you know? Nipples. That beg your pardon?

10:38

Nipples.

10:39

Cookie has nipples. I'm

10:40

a boy. I have nipples. Not

10:43

twelve of them. What do you know?

10:44

I still can't believe that guy stabbed our

10:46

van. Hey, Lisette. Tell me again, what exactly

10:49

did Victor tell us who were supposed to

10:50

steal. He said

10:51

it was a microchip, one that would

10:53

change everything. Oh, it

10:55

certainly changed things for us. I think

10:57

cookie must be serving as a location

10:59

beacon. But hopefully, our train is moving fast

11:01

enough that it will be hard to pinpoint

11:03

our

11:03

location. The tunnels should help too. If they really

11:05

are tracking us through cookie, then I think I know

11:07

a place where no one can find us.

11:10

Where? Trust me.

11:24

What do you mean the van was empty? It

11:26

was remotely operated. We didn't

11:28

realize it before it was too it seems

11:30

had already escaped with the assault.

11:32

Do you understand the gravity of the

11:34

situation? Of course. The North

11:36

Korean sale is in two weeks. We've already

11:38

accepted twenty five billion in deposited

11:40

funds. That's a direct tie to a rogue

11:42

terrorist regime by a fortune five

11:44

hundred

11:44

company.

11:45

Someone else is trying to find them.

11:47

And maybe someone did. We

11:50

need the dam prototype back. That

11:52

rat's genetic code was the only successful

11:55

mammalian sample to achieve by a

11:57

transference with a new microchip in

11:58

clones. We can't create more clones without the

12:01

master. We

12:01

could storm. There's no grace period with the

12:03

people's ripper bake in our deck. As

12:05

soon as I think we stole the founts,

12:07

they'll leave data of our human testing

12:09

on the

12:09

refugees. It'll be over everything.

12:12

And we need to find them. The satellite

12:14

link with the Redfin plants is showing

12:16

berries, but can't pinpoint the

12:18

location. How is that possible? Hard to

12:20

say. The satellite link should provide

12:22

coverage so there must be some

12:24

interference. That could be anything.

12:26

Whatever it is, they're on the

12:28

move or someone else catches them

12:30

first. Are

12:30

you saying that if we find

12:33

the rat? We find them more. I'm saying

12:35

the data contained in the

12:37

hard drive in that red brain

12:39

could destroy everything we've worked

12:41

for. We need to get closer to track them.

12:43

We need more sensors. If you're suggesting using

12:45

the drones, may I remind you we'd be

12:47

breaking a dozen laws and bringing very

12:50

unwanted at and back to

12:51

VERTEC.

12:51

May I remind you, doctor, that there

12:54

won't be a VERTEC if we don't find the

12:56

asset? How

12:56

long do we need to prepare the drone fleet?

12:58

Can have fifty fly nets airborne within four

13:00

hours. We can blanket each district and

13:02

by getting closer to ground

13:03

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13:06

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13:07

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13:09

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13:12

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13:14

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13:16

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This

14:46

is it. Yada yon train

14:48

station. Yeah. We need to move

14:50

quick. Now that they know the truck was a

14:52

diversion and they could be tracking us as we

14:54

speak to stay off your phone no matter

14:56

what. I

14:56

know how to hide that. I I

14:59

know you do. So there's really a

15:01

safe house nearby where we'll be untraceable. I

15:03

don't

15:03

know about untraceable, but I know some

15:05

way when pretty sure no one can find

15:07

us. Are you like Sure. Sure. I think you need to

15:09

trust me. I'm just

15:10

asking. Cookie things you need to

15:12

trust me too. Thanks, cookie, but it's

15:14

let's friends, I don't trust. And by the

15:16

way, having a little white rad on your shoulder

15:19

isn't exactly inconspicuous. Maybe

15:21

we can put cookie back in the box with the macrons.

15:23

Cookies find where she is. We just need to

15:26

move away from all these commuters and

15:28

tourists. We need to head to hole

15:29

three, the lower part of the train station.

15:31

The pair move swiftly down two flights of escalators to

15:33

the lowest level of Galderview. Lisette

15:35

walked ahead and passed several maintenance

15:37

kiosks as she entered the operational section of the

15:39

station. Okay. Is that stopped in front of

15:41

a door with a sign that red? This is

15:43

the tricky part. Track

15:44

access. Authorized personnel

15:46

only. We have to

15:47

wait for the coast to be clear. There's not

15:48

too many folks around. Just that

15:51

floor cleaner way down to the left and a few

15:53

metro guards.

15:53

I see them stand in front of me when

15:55

you. Gotcha. You can come closer,

15:58

you know. To cover the door when

16:00

I pick the lock. I mean.

16:07

Now wait. Wait for them to

16:09

turn their heads and Now The

16:11

zed and fluriken definitely slipped behind the

16:13

middle door and found themselves and signed one of the

16:15

train tunnels deep under the station.

16:17

This way, another five hundred meters.

16:20

Any concerns about trains barreling down on

16:22

us? Lots of

16:22

concern. I'm pretty sure TGP

16:25

train moving at full speed with kelos and

16:27

cookie. Yep. That's that's exactly

16:28

what I was thinking. The two

16:29

of them maneuvered along the edge of one of the underground

16:32

tracks before the z turned

16:33

bright. Come on,

16:33

this way. Don't let you touched the

16:36

tracks. God. They just stepped in

16:38

water. Harry. Yeah. That that

16:39

that wasn't water. Yeah.

16:40

Put on this message. Where are we going? In

16:43

here, throw this door. Come Yes. The

16:45

pair exited the tunnel for an unmarked

16:47

door alongside the train tracks and found themselves

16:49

in a small storage chamber with a

16:51

rusted iron ladder leading down to a

16:53

roughly chiseled hole in the floor.

16:54

Not a moment too soon. I

16:57

assume that this isn't the Eurostar lounge.

16:59

Well, there might be a gift box down

17:01

below. Oh, and put on the jacket, it's going to

17:03

get a lot colder. How

17:09

far like, down a weekend. Yeah.

17:13

About twenty meters, a

17:16

sidewalk. Yeah. I get it.

17:18

It's far underground. No one will be able

17:20

to land a trace signal on us.

17:22

Smart thing in the

17:23

set. It's something I from Harlequin. When

17:26

in distress, look for

17:28

water. Otherwise, get underground. If

17:30

not gain altitude, always look at

17:32

your situation three

17:33

dimensionally. Stay nimble as

17:36

it.

17:36

We're here. Keep your

17:39

head down. Sinning is really low. Yeah.

17:41

No. I'll definitely go. Watch

17:43

it. That's way. Listen.

17:47

I don't know if you're aware, but we are surrounded

17:49

by skeletons. The entire

17:51

wall, this this entire cave is lined

17:53

with human remains. Literally,

17:55

human bones. We're in the Paris catacombs,

17:58

one of the south branches, one that's

18:00

not on any of the maps. How

18:02

far does this branch lead? The

18:04

catacombs stretch two hundred miles underneath Paris. Some of the

18:06

paths are caved in and blocked by

18:08

water. There's a lot of secret entrances that

18:10

people have discovered, even though it's

18:12

illegal. My sense is that

18:14

did slow you down. It didn't. Here, follow

18:16

my headlamp this

18:17

way. Okay. And

18:19

now, left. This already feels

18:21

like a maze. Very,

18:23

very creepy maze. Well,

18:25

then you better stay close.

18:26

Or at

18:27

least hope your headlamp doesn't go out. Can you can

18:29

you wait a second? What is it?

18:31

I I need to admit it to breathe.

18:34

Oh, I feel I'm a little bit short of

18:36

breath. Claragan, are

18:38

you alright? Oh, okay. Okay.

18:40

Just breathe. I am breathing.

18:42

We've strung there.

18:46

There. It's okay.

18:49

There. Okay. Okay.

18:51

You you never told me that you were

18:53

so close to

18:54

phobic? I'm not. Actually, I never

18:56

been as close to bones. Death,

18:59

just

18:59

really afraid of of of

19:02

death. The abyss, the dark is.

19:04

It really

19:04

freaks me out, not existing. It it it's

19:07

not deaf. I mean, of

19:09

course, it is, but really

19:11

it's just people

19:13

-- Dead people.

19:14

-- people that led entire

19:17

lives, had jobs, had

19:19

children, How are you

19:22

feeling now? A little

19:23

better. Let's keep going. Come

19:24

on. It's just up here. This is the spot

19:26

where we would be safe. In between the

19:28

carefully stacked piles of skulls,

19:31

Femers and TBS that line the

19:33

cavern walls, there was a diminutive wooden

19:35

door that was at push open leading

19:37

into a small empty chamber with a cross hanging

19:39

on the far wall above a dusty's

19:41

steamer

19:41

trunk. So what is this place?

19:43

It's a room we found many

19:45

years ago.

19:46

Who's we?

19:47

The sacred sisters.

19:48

You cannot need to give me a lot more information

19:51

about that. When I made the decision

19:53

that I didn't want to be running madame

19:55

Lebate scams anymore, I run

19:57

away from the orphanage when I was

19:59

thirteen. Hollywood took me in

20:01

and raised me, but someone else

20:03

found me as well. A group of

20:05

young girls living on their

20:06

own, working for themselves in Paris like

20:09

a sorority of scams.

20:10

The pirates of Prada, chiming.

20:13

I

20:13

thought you said you like sororities talking. That

20:15

was very cute. So you traded one crime ring

20:17

for another. Luke was talking. At least

20:19

we didn't get busted like your

20:22

old club.

20:22

Whoa. Whoa. That's a low blow. You have

20:24

no idea what went down. Well, of course not because you

20:26

never talk about it. You don't

20:27

exactly have a a pedicure. Oh, so

20:29

it's my fault. Alright. Just

20:30

stop. You found an alumni group of

20:33

thieves and pick pockets. More like

20:35

survivors. We would do some small jobs

20:37

together while it Small

20:39

break ins, sometimes because sometimes

20:42

I would help, but Haloquin didn't

20:44

like me hanging out with

20:45

them.

20:45

So you quit the gang. Of

20:48

course not. I never asked to be Halloquine's word, and I

20:50

didn't want him choosing my friends. Sometimes

20:52

your friends are all you

20:53

have. He never understood that.

20:56

Hard to learn that lesson when you're immortal. But

20:58

maybe he was just being a careful

21:00

dad. I know he's not your

21:02

dad. I

21:02

didn't wanna spend my life being his

21:05

anchor to a mortal existence. I'm not

21:07

a stupid drop. You are

21:09

definitely not a prop. Hey. And not

21:11

stupid. Not stupid. Just a

21:13

little goth

21:13

maybe. So what happened? So I just got

21:16

better at sneaking out of the house, I'd meet the

21:18

girls at this they used to hang out

21:20

in. But one day, they showed me

21:22

this place, a hiding place.

21:24

Somewhere a girl could lie low if she didn't want

21:26

to be

21:26

found. It's not pretty, but

21:29

it's safe and if I'm

21:31

not mistaken.

21:34

Yes. Thank

21:35

you. Look. Wow. There's a steamer

21:38

chunk down here.

21:39

Please tell

21:39

me it's full of money and we could just buy a

21:42

ticket home. That's Pandora,

21:44

our magic box. There was a rule that whenever you

21:46

visited the chamber, you had to leave

21:48

something useful for the next

21:49

person. That way, the box kept

21:52

getting better. So let's see what

21:53

we have. Clarican,

21:56

can you shine your headlamp over here?

21:58

Sure. Oh, this

22:00

is good. There's

22:03

a top, a small lantern.

22:05

Oh, there's a Tokyo

22:06

room. Oh, what

22:07

flavor? White chocolate. No.

22:09

No. You

22:10

can have it. Well, cookie can

22:12

have Well, if

22:13

you hand me the tire, I can set us up

22:15

here on the ground. Great.

22:16

I think I saw a few blankets. Hey,

22:20

that was really good thinking. I mean, don't get me

22:22

wrong. This is creepy as hell. It's

22:24

freezing and provoked some deep seated

22:26

concerns about your childhood, but

22:28

you bought us some time. And

22:30

I'm really glad I trusted you.

22:32

Thanks. You

22:33

okay? What

22:34

were your parents like, Clarkin?

22:36

What

22:37

do you ask? Just

22:39

wandering. Well, I never knew my dad

22:41

super well. He was always traveling.

22:43

But my mom was

22:46

I guess you

22:47

could say she was a classic tiger mom.

22:49

Really, I felt closest to my grandmother.

22:52

She always was pushing me too. But I knew it was because

22:54

she loved me and was proud of how

22:56

I was always doing in

22:57

school. She

22:58

made me feel

22:59

loved. I never knew my parents.

23:02

Never learned why they gave me up. God,

23:04

I hate that stupid expression.

23:07

Maybe it wasn't even a day. Maybe

23:09

my mother was an amazing hero on the

23:11

run and did it to protect

23:12

me. I'll never know.

23:15

All I was that you know was the orphanage. I'm sorry.

23:18

That must be really hard. And

23:20

I guess I always took it for granted

23:22

that I knew where I came

23:23

from. Like, the beginning of my story.

23:26

Yeah. Well, I

23:28

never had that, that special thing

23:30

when you can look at your parents and have some

23:32

sense of who you are.

23:35

That you belong to something. The

23:37

thing that gives you some context

23:39

to figure out why you are the way you

23:41

are. I live in my parents. Never learned

23:43

why they left me at the orphanage.

23:46

Who knows why they did what they

23:48

did, but I do know that it had

23:50

nothing to do with

23:51

you? You understand that. Right? What's it? Six

23:53

million people buried down here. Some

23:55

say seven. 7 based on

23:57

the numbers, sometimes I'd like to

23:59

think that maybe someone

24:03

unrelated to somebody down

24:05

here, maybe family. My

24:07

family. I know. I know it's

24:09

weird, but it it comfort me to

24:11

come down here and feel that I'm

24:14

not

24:14

alone. I do come from some

24:17

place. You're not alone. I'm

24:19

here. I'm here. I'm in your

24:21

life, and I'm not going anywhere.

24:23

Mhmm. And unless what? Unless living

24:25

together or even working

24:27

together isn't what you had in

24:28

mind? No.

24:30

Know, Kerrigan. That is what

24:32

I want. I want to be with

24:34

you. Come here. Hold

24:37

my hand. Yeah. The

24:39

ceiling is low. Mhmm.

24:40

Oh. And this place,

24:43

keep you out a little, and we think that all these dead

24:45

bones or make you feel sad. No.

24:47

Not the bones.

24:48

The rats maybe. No offense cookie chips

24:50

or the roaches. No. Thanks for

24:52

that, but not the bones actually.

24:54

Wait. Do

24:55

you wonder

24:56

if your parents are here? God, no. This

24:58

place was built two centuries ago,

25:01

too long for my parents. Or

25:03

even my parents, grandparents, or

25:05

even their parents. But

25:07

just speaking mathematically, the

25:09

odds are that someone in my family

25:12

line is down here. Someone who's blood I might

25:14

share, and that's the most family I

25:16

have. Oh, what about Haloquin? I love

25:18

Haloquin. I do, but he's

25:21

not my family. The whole reason

25:23

I'm here is because I don't wanna be like

25:25

him, still fighting and obsessing over

25:27

things that happen centuries ago. I don't want to get lost in

25:29

his reflection. That's why I wanted to start a

25:32

new life

25:32

here. I could be

25:33

your family, that said. Family doesn't always mean

25:36

blood in fact. Okay. You

25:38

did really well today too. Really well. And you

25:40

were a great partner. You did a

25:42

brain job driving and it was a smart idea

25:44

to install the remote on the

25:46

echo. Thanks. We'll

25:47

figure out what to do with the cookie in the morning.

25:49

Assuming she doesn't run off with her million other

25:51

cousins living down here. Sounds

25:52

good. Yeah. Sounds

25:55

good. Listen, I'm I'm

25:57

pretty smoked. And if we're really safe down

25:59

here Say it again, I'm really

26:01

tired too. Come later. Next

26:04

to me,

26:05

please. And let's get some sleep.

26:07

Mhmm. That

26:08

sounds really good. And I was

26:11

sad. I need further. Three

26:26

hours later.

26:31

Claire again.

26:33

Claire again. God,

26:36

I wish I could

26:38

sleep like you. Just

26:41

as well, I need to call Adele.

26:43

Wow. I can't believe it was her

26:46

that burnt us.

26:49

Timmitt. No set reception.

26:52

I need to find a section of the tunnels

26:54

closer to the surface. I think there's a

26:55

spot, a hundred meters ahead. I need

26:58

to look for the ladder. Come

27:08

on. Bicap.

27:11

Bicap. Bicap.

27:12

Bicap. That really trap. Where are

27:14

you? Pickers said you saw the Vatek ship. You

27:16

can see us. No. Listen to me.

27:19

Who did you tell about the job? Who else

27:21

knew what we were doing at

27:23

Vatek?

27:23

What are you talking about? No one. I

27:25

didn't tell anyone.

27:26

Don't lie to me at all. I really

27:28

need to know. I swear to you, Lisa. I

27:30

didn't tell anyone else. Just tell

27:32

me where you are. And I can come get you. I think that says

27:34

you guys are in really big

27:35

trouble. In the last twenty four hours, I've dealt with

27:38

a flames thrower, a zipline, and a

27:40

well dressed assessing. So,

27:41

yeah, I think we are in trouble. You

27:44

said, what happened? Did you get in touch? It

27:46

doesn't matter. You can tell me where

27:48

you are. And I'll get

27:48

you. I need to

27:49

know if I can trust you, Adele. You can trust

27:51

family. You said, sisters always

27:54

stick together. Okay.

27:58

I believe you are there, but listen,

28:00

I need to get out of the country fast.

28:02

We've got police trained to find us

28:04

and some other other people trying to

28:06

kill

28:06

us. This is bad,

28:09

Huddl.

28:09

Listen to me. I can get you out of

28:11

France. I still know some What

28:13

kind of people? My friends and old clients bring

28:15

this muggling operation for stolen art

28:17

using private jets for executives. I can

28:19

get you a seat on a blank flight under a

28:21

different

28:21

name. Too

28:22

seats. That's going

28:23

to be hard. I

28:24

said two seats.

28:25

Okay. Fine. Two seats. But

28:28

you have to tell me where you are.

28:30

No. No. No. No. I stood dangerous. I'll

28:32

I'll just come to you. Fine.

28:34

Fine. Then then meet me

28:37

at Neville's at private airport. There's a

28:39

storage hangar of the North runway.

28:41

Outside this security zone, so you shouldn't be

28:43

able to get inside. I'll send you the link to the

28:45

location. Meet me there tomorrow morning

28:47

at six

28:47

AM. Don't be late or I won't be able to

28:49

you out.

28:50

Okay. Okay. Thank you,

28:53

Ida. My office, sister. I've

28:54

got you. He said, I'll see you

28:57

there later. Remember, stay at

28:59

the state. I will. And

29:04

Does that put her phone back in the pocket of her jeans and

29:07

returned to the small chamber where Torakán was

29:09

sleeping. He was surprised to see a yellow

29:11

glow emanating from the

29:12

room. Lisette? Corakán, you will wait.

29:15

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Come here. Look at cookie.

29:17

What tail? That tip is going

29:18

yellow. Yeah. I think her tail color

29:21

has something to do with how she's

29:23

feeling. I think yellow means she's

29:25

thinking. How do you know? Because I've been teaching

29:27

her some new tricks. Seriously, cookie is

29:29

an Ivy League rat, so

29:32

smart and she learned so easily. Look, see

29:34

this baguette. It's Cookie's reward.

29:36

Watch

29:36

this. Florakan brought the discarded Tubular Own

29:39

Barn for looking at his wizard face.

29:41

Good and

29:41

then plusted across the roof. Go fetch,

29:43

cookie, baguette. No.

29:47

Oh, good girl. Great

29:51

job. Here you go. It's not a

29:53

little

29:53

bread. Good job. Good fetch

29:56

cookie. Look how cute she

29:58

is.

29:58

Oh my god. That's

30:00

amazing. She's cocky.

30:04

What

30:04

else can to do. She just learned stuff really

30:07

easily. Bay Tech must have done something to

30:09

her. But look, I also taught

30:11

her

30:11

this, call her over to you.

30:13

Like you did before.

30:14

Oh, okay. Cookies,

30:18

makahoe.

30:18

Cookies, tempered up his head's pant leg and

30:20

rested on her shoulder.

30:21

She did it. She runs come.

30:23

Yeah. She did. Now, put cookie

30:26

in your hand.

30:26

Okay. Cookies. Crap.

30:30

Crap cookie. Oh, Kayla. She beat

30:31

me. Cookie. Clarican,

30:34

that's not an ice trick. It might come

30:36

in handy sometime. Not unless

30:39

you're crap. But she would never hurt

30:40

anyone. Would you cookie? Cookie.

30:44

Cookie.

30:45

I told

30:47

you. She's so

30:48

sweet. I

30:48

think I can get her to go into our backpacks with a

30:50

croissant, but it's amazing. It's like

30:52

she wants to learn. Oh, wants

30:54

to eat. Which reminds me how

30:57

longer do we need to stay buried here? I'm starting to get

30:59

hungry myself. We should go to Raptors lair.

31:01

His place is cloaked and we can figure

31:03

out what was on that data stream that

31:06

cookie was puking

31:06

out. Okay.

31:07

But we can't take long. I spoke to

31:09

Edda. She said she can get us out of the country

31:11

on a private plane in the morning. I

31:12

don't know. I said Do we really trust

31:15

her after what happened at Veta? I

31:16

trust her, Clarican. I do.

31:18

You trust me. Right? I

31:21

I

31:21

do. I do.

31:21

It's just just what? Nothing.

31:25

What about you, cookie? Do you trust a

31:27

Dell? But cookie said nothing

31:29

as she was in transit the

31:31

leftover crap from Miranda Boy that

31:33

she was consuming happily on the

31:35

floor by chlorican's feet. Back

31:50

in

31:50

Adele's apartment. I've got you,

31:51

Lizette. I'll see you there

31:54

later. And remember, stay out

31:56

of sight. Will ask. And

31:58

I don't. What

32:03

did she say? He

32:06

says they'll come to the hanger tomorrow.

32:11

They better or

32:13

I swear a killed and bull right

32:16

before I killed you.

32:29

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