The Walking Dead: World Beyond

Previously on "The Walking Dead: World Beyond"...

Are we leaving or are we staying?

We have to stay.We need answers.

I told Silas not to wait for us if we didn't show.

That's okay, Dr. Bennett. I got it.

Lyla: I just got word. The new TS has arrived?

I realize this is my last chance to get this right.

Came to you for answers, not the other way around.

Like it or not, you're in it now.

Jadis: Jennifer!Warrant Officer Stokes.

Am I your investigation?

Your mother asked me to keep an eye on you.

Felix: Whatever they used to take out Omaha,

there's more of it.

Lyla: Assuming no abnormalities show up in his bloodwork,

he should be suitable for our purposes.

Oh.

I have my dinner with the Bennetts.

I'll check back later.

We'll begin at dawn.

Barca: You're going to hell.

You know that?

I am, too.

Maybe we're already there.

That plan is bullshit.

What we do now matters.

'Cause if tomorrow --

if it's built with blood and lies,

that's all it'll ever be.

That's all it'll ever be.

No, please --

Test subject A481.

24 years of age.

No discrepancies in bloodwork.

Lung function normal.

Heart rate elevated but normal.

Standing by to proceed with exposure to trial 6.0.

It should only take a few seconds.

Iris: Wait. That means it's --

Chlorine.

They gassed everybody back home.

That's how they did it.

That's how they killed that many people.

Massive amounts can be produced with very little effort,

very little expensive resources.

The gas --

it chemically bonds itself to moisture inside the body,

triggering severe bronchial spasms.

Your lungs overproduce fluid, causing you to choke,

until essentially, you drown from the inside out.

They can't just get away with this.

They already have.

Unless we do something about it.

Liquid chlorine is supposed to be colorless.

Why isn't this?

I was just wondering the same thing.

Something must've been added to it.

We'll need to keep this safe until we figure out what.

Time of death -- 8:22 a.m.

This is how we have tomorrow.

This is how we have tomorrow.

Dr. Belshaw, I'm afraid we have a problem.

Jadis: You got strong feet.

I can see them from here.

Good on ya.

They tell you why they took your boots?

They said it was, um, so I wouldn't run.

I bet you could've, though.

Look at those clompers.

You could skip through a rock pile with those.

I'm Warrant Officer Jadis Stokes.

You're Silas Plaskett.

You're not where you're supposed to be.

Yeah. I was -- I was just lost.

You like it?

Cull Facility #1?

Yeah, it's okay.

I mean, it's kind of like living in a junkyard.

You say that like it's a bad thing.

Not bad. Just, uh, different.

You're different, aren't you, Silas?

Me, too.

When you're not like other people,

you can show them different ways of doing things,

sometimes before they even know what hit them.

What were you doing outside the Detritus Terminal

without clearance?

I told you, I was -- I was just lost.

And I was afraid to ask for directions home

'cause I-I didn't know if I was gonna get in trouble.

Maybe if I had just asked, I'd have my boots, and --

Nah, you'd still be in here.

Yes, send him in.

You're shitting me.

I shit you not.

Been a long time, Jadis.

You here on an audit?

Yeah, there's been some issues I'm checking out.

When I saw your wife,

she wouldn't call me by my first name.

Well, she is a soldier.

And I heard you just make soldiers now.

Think you could be a good one?

Heard he showed up yesterday.

Means I should've been notified yesterday.

There a reason he's been locked up --

They were getting around to questioning him.

And then long-range security had an incursion,

which resulted in a fatality.

So, that's taken priority.

He said he was lost.

Said he was truing to decide if he should ask for directions.

You believe that?

It tracks.

He hesitates.

Well, you can't do that, Silas.

Come on. We're done here.

You didn't answer my question.

Do you think he would make a good soldier?

Maybe. He could be.

I agree.

I just...

got a feeling.

And if you make me regret this in any way,

you'll regret it more.

So will he.

You won't get another chance.

Don't get lost again.

I'll get your boots.

Hope. Hey.

Hey. Mason.

I-I-I was -- I was looking for you.

Yeah? How -- How --

You know, I've been wondering how you've been,

and I heard your sister was coming in.

Oh, and that --

your yeast theory might've sparked something.

That's -- That's huge.

Yeah. Yeah. Thanks. It's just been a lot.

In general. Yeah.

No, I'm sure.

So...

So...

You were looking for me?

Right. Yeah.

No, I was gonna see if you wanted to hang later,

but there's totally no pressure.

Yeah. No, no. Yeah. Yeah.

I'll -- Um, I'll be back here catching up

on some microbiology later tonight,

so yeah, you could stop by any time.

Great. Great.

Well, uh, I'm -- I'm gonna go now.

Great. I mean, uh, okay.

Yeah. Um, I'll --

I'll see you tonight.

Lyla. Please.

What -- We don't have a lot of time.

They're coming any second to take you in for questioning.

What?

I know that you or Felix or the girls

took that vial from my lab.

I don't know how you did it -- What --

But -- What vial? What are you talking about?

Leo, please.

They are coming.

They brought me in this morning.

All of the vials containing important specimens

associated with CRM operations are stored

in a refrigerator with security sensors.

They know a vial went missing during the blackout.

Specimens associated with CRM operations?

Just stop.

You don't have to pretend.

Just listen, because they are coming.

I told them I misplaced it.

If you just give it back to me,

I won't be in danger anymore.

You and your daughters won't be in danger anymore.

You can --

Okay. Okay.

I was an hour late for dinner.

Look at me. Please.

Just let me hide and answer the door and tell them that.

If I have meant anything to you -- Go.

Coming.

Dr. Bennett.

We need you to come with us.

We have some questions for you.

Iris: My dad has always seen the good in people,

always tried to see the world through other people's eyes,

and this is what he gets for it.

You know, my uncle was the same way.

You know, granted, he was usually doing that

to con people out of all their shit,

but still.

You okay?

Yeah. Still hurts.

I'm okay.

Better when you're here.