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S1 E15Unfinished Business

He's been asking questions. Wondering why the last-minute pardon for a Black Zero bombmaker. Noting that the prisoner hasn't returned to his dwelling, or been seen in the city since his release.

Of course not. He's in a Rankless safehouse under guard, waiting to be found and arrested for the Voice's death, and killed while avoiding capture.

What good does that do us when one of your officers is encouraging people to scrutinize the chain of events? He's from a prominent family. People might listen to him. Couldn't you have replaced him with one of our people?

I already slipped Dev in. If you want to attract suspicion, a good way to do it would be to shift assignments around just before an assassination. Most officers wouldn't have questioned the order. We were unlucky.

You need to silence him, quickly, before he draws attention. [seeing her expression] Well, it's too late to bring him on board now. And any attempt to scare him would only deepen his suspicion further. No, there is only one way to handle this.

I'll speak to him.

No, don't...

I do not need to schooled on the danger here. The lives of every Sagitari I've recruited are in my hands, and they've put them there because they have faith in me. I'm committed, they're willing to back me. What are you committed to, except yourself? You've only ever been out for number one.

Sevi, why are you afraid? What's wrong?

Sevi has nothing to be afraid of. She's answered her questions well, and been promised eternal life.

Sevi, that's wonderful, isn't it?

SSevi

Yes. I'm so happy.

Your choice will determine your fate for eternity. Take time to consider it well.

Why is faith important to you?

It means that everything has a purpose. That the purpose is good. That I'll see my mother again one day. It's faith that leads us to the Blessed Place.

Is that important to you, Little Sundrop?

How did you know that my mother called me that?

A few of the worthy, the special ones, I take into myself. I take their memories, skills, dreams. Everything that makes them what they are. Their template lives forever in me.

A template, that's a soul?

Your mother is here in me. You could join her. Together forever. Would you choose that?

Have you decided, Ona? Are you ready to give yourself over now, and join your mother?

That's not what I've chosen. I want to serve you here.

You are a surprising child.

I'm sorry.

One gets tired of always being right. I think I like surprises. [she gives him a tight hug] Perhaps it's time you saw who it is you've vowed to serve.

This sorry bastard has traveled back through time to get here. I don't know how, but it's not hard to see why. He's obviously working with Braniac to destroy Krypton.

Why would I destroy our world? I'm here to save Krypton.

Oh, so it's just a coincidence you're here the same time as Brainiac?

Of course not. History tells us this when that creature ripped Kandor City away from the planet and made it part of his collection. I'm here to prevent that tragedy.

I'm confused, you're saying that Brainiac isn't from the future?

That's exactly what I'm saying. Brainiac didn't travel through time to launch his attack. This is what he's always done.

No, that... That can't be right.

It's elementary Kryptonian history. The beginning of the end for our civilization. Brainiac takes Kandor City, which destabilizes Krypton's core. Causing the planet to explode in 200 years.

The planet explodes in 200 years? That, that, that's insane.

He's here to destroy Krypton, and make sure Superman is never born.

GZGeneral Zod

No Zod would ever destroy Krypton. It's our duty to defend our city, and our world.

Our duty, and...

GZGeneral Zod

Our proud privilege.

Oh, this is some grade-A, premium bullshit.

The Rankless Initiative. That was shit, wasn't it?

Complete shit. It only made things worse, and Lyta didn't deserve to be made a scapegoat for the Council's bad decisions.

You guys can't be seriously by giving this whackjob a weapon of mass destruction. Seg. I'm sorry. Really, I am. I know I should have told you before, but what was I supposed to say? Hey, man, let's go get a drink. By the way your world's gonna explode. Why even lay that burden on you?

Wouldn't you want to know?

All right. I didn't tell because it was hard. It's not a conversation anyone wants to have. Look, I don't, I don't know. Maybe Zod's lying. Maybe... Maybe I was wrong. All I knew that Superman's enemy was going back to change the timeline, which means your grandson would never be born.

So you're telling me you didn't even hear the full story, but you came to me, so sure of yours...

I had to. I couldn't just stand around and do nothing if it meant no Superman.

Regardless of what you got wrong, Brainiac is still coming. We all can agree on that. We all want to stop him, so why don't we all work together?

Because, if the warning I received wasn't about Brainiac it must've been about Zod. And if we're to preserve the timeline, then we have to step back and let... Let Brainiac take Kandor.

That thing in there, they told me it's called Doomsday. Okay, I know that name. It's a soulless killing machine that can't be destroyed. Or controlled. Seg, if you let that thing loose, it will kill everything that it comes across.

It's true. That's why we've given our lives to protecting the universe from Doomsday.

AAnireh

My people were here when they weapon arrived. The Els and the Zods, they thought that together, they were creating something great. But we've seen it. We understand the unending cloud of hatred they birthed.

Born from the void of the universe, before time began, Almighty Rao, who kindled the sun and created all life, I submit to thee.

What makes you think Rao created all life?

Because I have faith. My mother told me faith's a journey that begins in hope and ends in belief of what you can't see, but know to be true.

Or it could be considered a delusion. The sign of a species not given to clear thought.

Is this a test?

Yes.

Do you think my faith isn't strong enough? What are you testing?

Your worthiness. Your city's, your world's. Do you deserve eternal life?

What happens to those who aren't worthy?

I think you know the opposite of eternal life, Ona.

Don't listen to a god damn word this asshole says, Seg.

You know him?

I know who he is. In my time, we all know who he is. [keeping his weapon trained on Zod as he stands up] Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. General Zod. This son of a bitch is Superman's greatest enemy. So trust me on this, we need to kill him now.

Come now, you're obviously not built for this. You're only resting that weapon on my chest to stop your hands from shaking.

Go on, say one more word. And you'll see exactly what I'm built for.

You said you're here to stop Brainac, that you've studied him. Let's hear the plan.

GZGeneral Zod

Firstly, you have to understand that Brainiac is virtually immortal. Existing for thousands of years. He possesses the intellectual plunder of countless advanced civilizations. He's far beyond us. And as history has proven, Krypton's current weapons are useless against him.

Yet here you are. And we still haven't heard a plan yet, General.

That's because he doesn't have one. On account of he's full of shit.

When Brainiac took Kandor, both our families made it out. They made their way to Kryptonopolis. In that city's ancient archives, I learned of the location of a hidden weapon. A pre-cataclysm instrument of violence so powerful, it would give even Brainiac pause.

That's why your base is down here?

I've been searching these catacombs for months. With only one clue. [indicating his coat] Inside pocket.

Don't come crying to me if he's hiding some kind of freaky-ass space spider in there that bites your hand off. Just saying.

All my life, I have watched you betray and destroy everyone around you. But I always held up hope that I was different.

You are.

I actually fooled myself into believing that in your own way you might actually love me.

I do. I do love you, Nyssa.

I gave up everything to please you. I sacrificed my friendships, my morality, even my own ambition! You molded me to be your perfect political ally.

I taught you the skills you needed to survive in the...

No! You taught me how to manipulate people, then disgard them when they outlived their usefulness. I learned that lesson well.

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