He makes his way through the sand and with his knees buckling and skulls mocking every which way, Day eventually descends into the cave. As he continues down the spiral, Day is helped by another wanderer, who gives him advice and even stops him from dropping to both knees.Īs the road becomes more and more treacherous, this wanderer gives up, losing strength to continue on as Day proceeds by himself. So off he goes, through the burning desert and realizing this is no easy feat. Every vision is personal and unique, allowing a panel of Zephyrs to then interpret what he’s seen to see if Day is really worthy. Once that’s completed he’ll arrive at a cave, with instructions to immerse himself in a special pool of water that will give him a vision. First, he has to step through the difficult pathway and make sure he doesn’t drop to both knees. Meanwhile, Brother Day prepares to travel through the spiral. Salvor scrambles for control, determined to re-route the ship back to Terminus in order to save her people. However, the most important part here comes from rerouting the ship to make sure it doesn’t smash into Trantor. It seems like the captain may have been betrayed by someone (an executive officer perhaps?) or be a reference to someone outside the galaxy. With time running out before the jump, Salvor learns the previous captain of the Invictus killed themselves, leaving behind a bloodstained smear of “exo” on the white globe in the middle of the room. This is worth remembering because Phara takes it out with her bow and arrow.Īnyway, Salvor manages to slip inside the bridge, turning a gun on Phara momentarily to shut the door and bide themselves some time away from the Anacreons. Before that there’s a machine gun to contend with a rogue defence mechanism in the form of a solid metal gun. who learns there’s 29 minutes until the next jump. Well, there’s no time for logic here as this brief illogical sequence paves way for a scene with Salvor. Well that was lucky wasn’t it? How did he do that? Wasn’t he out in the void of space? How did he make it to this outpost? We then skip across to Hugo who touches down on an Outpost atop an asteroid. Just before Gaal leave, Hari claims that at star’s end, in Helicon, a sister organization needs to be set up alongside Foundation in order to prevent everything slipping into oblivion. It’ll take 138 imperial years to get there, which I guess is enough time for those on the planet to forget she’s a wanted woman. Eventually Hari lets her go, as Gaal gets back in her pod and deciding to head home. That way, the information onboard will be completely fried. Just to show how serious she is, Gaal decides to obliterate everything in her wake first, burning the ship to a cinder by redistributing the heat signatures. She believes her story was supposed to end on Foundation but with Hari refusing to speak up about what’s really going on, she decides to leave. Hari claims that it’s actually a premonition and her visions are beyond the science she wields. She’s been haunted by visions of a wave washing over her since early in the season, but she’s been trying to find mathematical equations to explain all of this. She can predict the future, and is able to “feel” the future. Meanwhile, Gaal continues to reel over her “chosen one” prophecy. If she doesn’t? Well, the hunters will kill everyone left on Terminus – starting with her mother. Phara reminds Salvor why she’s with them, with plans to navigate the ship straight into Trantor.
This brief flashback cuts us back to the present, as a scarred and bitter Phara is dead-set on using this as a weapon against the empire. When her world is destroyed, thanks to the Invictus blinking into the atmosphere, she sees this as a blessing.
A young Phara and her childhood friend begin playing. Episode 8 of Foundation begins on the forest world of Anacreon.
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