The Walking Dead: World Beyond

Two transport trucks.

Biggest ones you've got. No tricks.

If it were up to me, I'd put a bullet in your head right now.

If I see you again, I'll kill you.

Yeah. They're gonna wipe out Portland.Jadis: They found the gas.

They wouldn't leave without trying to destroy it.

We're just giving up on a whole city?

We can't save anyone until we save ourselves.

I'm here for Dennis. He's hurt really bad.

I got orders.

Hold fire. Officer Carlucci has a gun on Mason Beale.

Percy!

No.Where's Percy?

The gas is probably already on its way to Portland.

I think I found something. Still got that C-4?

Hey, guys.

Hey.

There's that suit again.

Yeah, it's a --TuffyStitch.

Kids can, uh, something, something.

Wear 'em, can't tear 'em. Yeah.

That is a...big wrench.

Thanks.

I mean, yeah, it's --

So, this is how

you've been sneaking out all this time?

Uh, yeah.

Both my parents used to teach here,

and my dad would sneak through this door to smoke

so my mom wouldn't catch him.

What we're about to do

is only slightly more dangerous than that.

So we're really gonna do this, huh?

The four of us going 1,100 miles on foot.

You, uh, having second thoughts or...

No.

Our dad's in trouble, and we need to find him.

The second we walk through that door --

There's no going back.

And while we're on the topic of uncertainty,

there's really no way to know how this is gonna end,

for any of us, so there's that.

Okay.

So how about we make a promise

to have each others' backs, no matter what?

I'm in.

Me too.

Till the end, whatever the end turns out to be for us.

Alright, then.

Let's do this.

Alright.

Wait, if, um, if any of us encounter an empty,

just remember Officer Carlucci's first rule of survival --

engage only as a last resort.

Avoidance is key.

And for the record, I'm rethinking

whoever's idea it was to go on foot.

A vehicle would've been too easy to spot from the air.

All things considered, this is safer.

Yeah. Real safe.

We made it halfway across the country on foot, alright?

We can do this.

You good?

We need to move faster.

Everything is riding on us -- all of it.

So, after we blow the gas?

Uh, we meet up with the others,

and some of us head for Portland.

You? You'll go?

Something Percy and I talked about.

I'm so sorry.

He was going to kill Huck.

But he let her live.

And then she risked her life trying to save his,

but she couldn't.

None of us could.

I guess I just wanted to make some kind of sense.

He was lost.

I mean, and then he found you.

Maybe that's the part of this that makes sense.

Ma'am, I've just received word --

We've resecured access to the helicopters.

I've heard.

How long before we have them in the air

dropping disruption charges?

Within the hour. Good.

That'll free up more teams to hunt down

and secure our missing scientists.

We need them found.Yes, ma'am. Anything else?

I want a dozen vehicles

to fan out in an eight-mile radius.

They're to jam all frequencies until sundown.

You think they're still using comms?

Mm.

That'll interfere with our own communications.

It's a calculated risk, but it's the best way

to stop our insurgents in their tracks.

And our current operation?

Won't be affected.

Choppers from the CR will be at the Cull Facility

in four hours to airlift the gas to Portland.

I intend to have all this wrapped up by then.

Huck: Where the hell are they?

The CRM's gotta be looking for me.

You need those antibiotics, and I need that C-4.

Those kids are swimming upstream

through the tail end of a shitstorm.

Give them time.

I've been thinking about this buddy of mine

from the early days.

He'd always talk about his family's cabin

down in the Smokys.

On the banks of the Pigeon River,

surrounded by huge pine trees.

Sounds nice.

He went out on one of the first resource runs.

Never came back.

I always wondered if he went AWOL.

Got back there

and made his own "happily ever after."

Thinking we could do the same?

We could still have a life.

We could.

After we blow the shit up, haul ass to the CR,

expose to the government and the press

what the military's done.

Details, details.

Even if we make it in,

find a way to get word to the right people...

Who's to say they'd even believe us?

If anybody can do this, it's us.

We take what we got and make it work.

Yeah.Yeah.

Just the roadside assistance I was looking for.

You good? Everybody safe?

Yeah, they got there safe on the second truck.

It's just us and a decade's worth of research.

Right. Get back.

Stay low, find cover. Go, go, go!

Newton: Dr. Bennett?

Why don't you and your friends come on out, hands on heads?

You can't win this.

Hey. Hey.

Almost had me worried.

Glad you're okay.

Good to see you, kid.

We tried to radio.

Huck: Yeah, me too.

CRM must be jamming the comms.

Grabbed as many as I could.

Dennis: Thanks for not listening to me.

It means a lot, what you did.

Good work.

What else can we do?

Head back, meet up with the others.

It's still safest for you on foot.

Minimum safe distance is gonna be about three miles

once this place blows.

What about you?

They know you helped us escape.

I -- You could come with us.

The people inside the CR don't know

what the military has been doing outside their walls.

They need to.

Dennis and I are gonna see to it that they do.

Thanks.

You should go.

Just get there safe, okay?

You too.

For what it's worth, I'm proud of you.

You're the future, kid.

Never forget that.

Elton: We should go.

Silas?

You coming?

Yeah, no.

I'm gonna go with Huck and Dennis.

What?Dennis: Plaskett.

You need somebody to help get you there,

and you have to get there.

Pierce: Officer Stokes, I have more news.

The C-4 they used to cave in the tunnels

appears to have been older M112s.

The kind designated for the culling facilities?

Yes, ma'am.

Ready my helicopter. Now.

Ma'am?

Mallick's husband runs the culling outpost

where the gas has been moved.

With respect, we were as discreet as possible

with the move.

The gas was made to look like a standard supply transfer.

I said ready my helicopter.

You've gotten really good at being a hero.

I'm not.

I'm just helping a friend.

When I was leaving the university, I --

I didn't even have friends to say goodbye to.

Elton: I don't think this is goodbye.

Look, we found each other twice before, alright?