Bo tries to process all of her memories. She’s covered in blood. Rayner tells her that it had to be done, that they gave her no choice.

Diana argues with someone of the phone. She’s on a tight deadline, but she gets what she wants from her caller. She goes for a nice dip in the pool, but something is in there with her. As she struggles to get out of the water, it eats her legs.

Dyson and Lauren try to figure out the new situation with Bo. Dyson blames himself for letting Bo go on the train by herself, and Lauren ponders possession. They’ve been locked out by Bo, and they’re scrambling for answers. Kenzi arrives bearing caffeine, she’s got a new case. It’s not a good time, but she tells them about the girl with the missing legs at Alaria Tech Biometrics. Kenzi reasons that this will give Bo some elbow room, and their minds off their trouble. Kenzi tells them that they have to trust their girl. Diana rolls in.

Rayner joins Bo, wearing nothing but a towel, and Bo is feeling some regret. She wonders if it is all a mistake. She went back to the train to save Rayner, she went dark for him, but she wonders if cutting off her friends was necessary. He insists that it was. She has all her memories back, but it doesn’t make things any easier. Rayner seems a little too understanding, which usually points to things not quite right.

Flashback to the train. Bo has a few choice words for the Wanderer for harassing her friends, kidnapping her and blowing up her favorite pub. It’s not exactly love at first sight for Rayner, he’s dismayed that it’s another brunette. He kicks the jukebox, sick of the song. And she demands an explanation, and Rayner isn’t forthcoming. He doesn’t know why he kidnapped her. He tells her that there’s nothing to see there, and to move along. He calls a maid in to take Bo away, telling her that Bo will be getting off at the next stop.

Lauren offers Diana a glass of water, which she of course refuses, and gets on with the story. She’s fae, an orphan pixy who was raised by humans. Dyson asks if she suspects anyone, maybe some suspicious research, since all signs point to an inside job. One name comes to mind: Darren Claire, a head of development. Diana has set up two temp corporate profiles, Kenzi and Dyson will go in, giving Kenzi a chance to show off her shadow thief skills by stealing more than just Lauren’s panties. Dyson does not take the credit for teaching her that trick. Diana think Kenzi will blend in well in the mail room, and Dyson as an efficiency manager, she warns that the building is heat monitored, so if they get flustered big brother will know, but at the same time, they’ll have the inside knowledge if anyone around them does too. She warns them to stay alert, calm, and blend in.

Dyson gets stuck with the mail cart, and Kenzi takes the desk position. Lauren keeps in contact with the pair, and Kenzi tracks the heat. Dyson reminds her to stay calm and cool, and he goes to deliver mail to Mr. Claire, but Mr. Claire’s assistant stops him. Mr. Claire doesn’t get anything handed to him directly. Dyson marks the mail, and hands it off. Kenzi is being watched, and Dyson takes care of the guard before she resorts to random gypsy technology. She crawls through the vent, and lands in the office. It’s full of legs, lots of frozen legs. Kenzi hides out, and finds the mail going down a shoot. She digs through to see what’s in the box. Kenzi finds some really pricey medical bills for Darren’s assistant., Tad. She sends a copy of the bill to Lauren, and Dyson sends some pictures of the pool area. Lauren asks for a plant sample, and Dyson investigates further. The pool is saltwater, and he finds a pearl in the filtration system. Kenzi calls dibs on the pearl.

On the train, Bo tries to break free, when the maid comes in. She tells Bo that the next stop isn’t for three days, that if she jumps she’ll evaporate, and she can’t leave without an elemental or she’ll get sick and die. She moves to freshen up Bo, laying out some new clothes. Bo isn’t interested in looking ravishing. The maid explains, that Rayner is a great man, and asks that she give him, and the rest of them a chance. She gives Bo an invite for dinner.

Lauren examines the pearl. Dyson asks why she isn’t in her new dark lab, but Lauren tells him that she wanted to remain close. None of them have heard from Bo, but Kenzi tells them to keep the faith, she’ll call. Lauren finds that the pearl isn’t a pearl. It’s a crystallized salt deposit, which gets Dyson’s attention. He tells Kenzi to get out of there immediately, its mermaids. Kenzi fires an employee for excess spending, but she can hardly contain her excitement over mermaids. She’s all over the happy mermaid mythos, even Lauren remarks how fascinating they are, not heeding Dyson’s warnings of their psychotic nature, he tries to convince her that they’re not a part of a Disney movie. She convinces him that they need to finish the case, but he urges her to be careful.

On the train, Bo isn’t really happy with Rayner’s handmaiden’s matchmaker skills. He tells her that she’s usually better at it, the other girls at least dressed up. Bo is still wearing her black leathers. She tells him that she is not looking for happily ever after, she had that. He bitter tells her congratulations and reiterates that he did not bring her there. She asks what he wants with her, and he’s a little surprised, that the handmaiden told her his name. She tries to get rough, and Rayner has had enough. He brings her to her knees, with a knife at her throat. She won’t stop until she gets answers. He tells her that she will not change anything. Her eyes flare, and that peaks his interest. He asks if she’s a succubus, and what the dark fey devour, but she can’t answer the latter, she’s unaligned. He tells her that’s impossible. The death train is impossible too. She asks what kind of fae he is. He tells her that he’s cursed, and asks that she calls him Rayner. She takes his dinner and leaves.

Kenzi targets Tad’s efficiency. She asks him to take a walk, and he can’t, not with both of his legs missing. He tells her that he’s the most efficient person in the company, and wants to make this little pow wow quick. Kenzi asks if his disability affect his work. She asks about his legs, and he spills about it. He got sick in college and he was forced to amputate his legs or die. Darren Claire stepped in and paid for it all, and now its Tad’s mission to protect him, and to make sure that no one stops him in anyway. Kenzi asks if Tad would protect him if he did something scrupulous, and it’s clear he would at all costs.

Kenzi clears Tad of being a mermaid, and finds a big file of creeper mail. Lauren needs another sample, and Kenzi gleefully goes back in hoping for a mermaid sighting.

On the train, rayber plays an eerie tune in Bo’s room. She less than pleased to find him there, and likes his music choice even less, she asks for something more cheerful, and he plays The Final Countdown. Bo notices that he plays Risk, but he tells her that he lost a long time ago. He confesses to her that he use to have foresight in battle, he was able to see his opponents attacks before they happened. He use to fight both the light and dark. He has seen the awful reality of war, tyrannical rule was on the rise. Bo asks who’s rule, but Rayner can’t answer. He closes the organ. He can’t remember why he’s there, who took his power. She understands the torture. He tells her that one can live with or without almost anything, but she knows that’s not living.

Kenzi tries to hack into one of the leg samples with no luck. Someone approaches, showing up blue on the heat signatures. He arrives before she can get out or hide, and uses his powers to make her cough up water, she’s drowning slowly. He stops the water. Darren questions her about stealing his legs, and mail. Asks her about the letters, and she’s a little disappointed about the merman. Tad mistook his sister’s letters for those of a stalker. There are over a dozen pearls there, meaning that she plans to kill him, and Kenzi can’t help but think he deserves it for stealing Diana’s legs. Darren knew nothing about Diana losing her legs, and concludes his sister must not know how to attach them yet. Kenzi asks where his legs came from, and Darren tells her that when Tad got sick, his team created a tissue fusion system. Darrren tells her that he’s not safe, that Dominique is coming and asks her to bring him to Diana. She isn’t sure she can trust him, surrounded by legs and all. But he tells her that all the legs were willing donors. He almost quotes a Disney movie, and Kenzi believes him. Leg pieces come through the mail, Dominique is close. Darren warns that she’s in the pool water system, and Kenzi has to fish her out. Kenzi has the best bait.

Doctor Lauren prepares to go for a little dip with the big bad wolf watching close by. She slides into the pool and waits. The water begins to ripple, and Lauren deploys a supersonic device, to break the mermaid’s cloaking. Dyson grabs hold of the floundering Dominique.

On the train, the two minute warning sounds, a station is drawing near. Bo snoops and finds a butterfly beneath the glass. It brings a memory and a tear to her eye. She opens the case, and brings the butterfly back to life. Rayner sees the fluttering butterfly, and asks what she did. He realizes she is the one he’s been waiting for. He tells her that she’s going to miss her stop, urges her to go while she can, but she doesn’t want to. Poor Beast, I mean Rayner, he was so close. Bo comes back, and they passionately kiss. She asks what she’s doing, but she can’t stop.

Dyson hauls the mermaid to land. Lauren remarks how she’s so beautiful. Dominique wants Lauren’s legs. She needs them to get to her brother. Every mermaid gets one year to do walking, to get legs and walk on land. Dominique did her walking and came home like she was supposed to, but not Darren. She longs to have her brother back, to stop being ignored. She sheds a tear, and it turns into a pearl, her eighteenth. Their sister promised to come and get Darren to come back, but she lied, so Dominique took her legs. The trio was dupped.

Kenzi brings Darren to Diana. She thought that Darren took her legs to cut her out of the company. Kenzi notices how cold Diana’s skin is. Diana isn’t a pixy, she’s a mermaid, and she has her eyes on Kenzi’s stems. Darren prepares to remove Kenzi’s legs, when Dyson and Lauren return with Dominique in tow. She tells them that she wants them home, and both of them berate their little sister. Dyson springs forward wolfing out a bit, but Darren uses the lungs full of water trick on him. They promised her that they would return, but they lied to her. They offer Dominique legs, and she turns to team mermaid. They plan a new leg switchout. Darren goes all evil villain plotting to take over the world, but Doctor Lauren isn’t about to let that happen, and hits the trio with a dose of fresh water.

Basking in the after glow on the train, Bo has missed many stops. Bo wonders if her friends are safe. Rayner tells her that Kenzi and Dyson are close to breaking the spell on them, and when they do they will remember her, and Bo will no longer remember Rayner. He tells Bo it was worth it, even if he never sees her again. It is his curse. He tells her that no one has ever come back. She tells him that all the clues are in place, they will lead her back to him. She tells him that she told the singer to come find her, Hugin in a jar, and if that is not enough she has one thing further. She prepares to pledge dark, and have Rayner as a witness. It goes against everything she stands for, and he doesn’t want her to do it. But Bo knows that it will never stick. She tells him that if she goes home and finds out that she’s dark, she will move heaven and earth to find out how that happened, which will bring her back to him. When she returns she will destroy the contract, and save him from the train. She pledges to get him back everything, his memory and power. He worries that he’s a monster, and she tells him that if that’s the case she will kill him herself, but for now he must keep the train running, and himself alive. And time finally catches up to what Bo remembers, culminating in her leap from the train.

The Unamense gets a visit from Bo and Rayner. They tell her that she has broken their laws, that the Wanderer was not meant for the physical plane. He throws a card at them, and they fling it back at him, it disappears in a hail of sparkles in him. His power is back, he sees that Bo is in danger. The Unamense says that this is too much power for a rebel, the reason he was cursed. Bo tells them that rule forces a rebellion. Bo’s words are blasphemy, and they decree for her crime they will kill her claimed human, the doctor, the wolf, the siren. All will perish and then they will kill her. She orders for the Wanderer and Bo to be captured, and they fight. Bo doesn’t think she can take on the keeper, she blocked her attack last time, but Rayner is sure with his help they can take her on. Rayner gives her the commands, and Bo takes down the keeper.

Kenzi and Dyson mop up the mermaid suds. She decrees that they make an awesome team. Kenzi notices that Bo never called, and that worries her.

Bo and Rayner have slaughtered all of the Unamense except the keeper, who crawls away. Bo asks Rayner what is next, but Rayner tells her that she has this. The keeper warns that if she continues down this path she will suffer a worse fate than her mother, but Bo is done listening, and kill the Keeper.

At home, Trick comes to see Bo, but he’s an uninvited guest. Trick comes to her, tells her that Rayner will ask her to slay the Unamense, and he begs her to stay her hand. Ooops, too late. He tells her that their powers will be amassed into one remaining seed, the origin seed, the one that was stolen. And in the wrong hands it would be disastrous. Trick asks for her word, but she cannot give  it to him. One of the Unamense has survived, and has the seed.

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Kenzi and Bo go to pay Hale a visit in cop central. Poor Kenzi took a punch to the neck by a monk, but Dyson is still gone, taken by the Unamense. Bo, has a hostage though, who just may be their key, if Bo can coax it out of the monk. Bo’s power is ineffective though against the eunuch. Hale raises his voice, and the monk flinches, so a little Siren whistle, and the monk finds his calling as a canary. Dyson isn’t on trial, he’s set to be executed for treason in 1899 for a string of cold blooded murders. Rather than helping them clear Dyson’s name he invokes a spell, and goes all frothy at the mouth. The trio try to think of another way.

The Unamense is busy slaughtering other fae for their crimes. One more poor soul down, and a naked wolf to go.

Lauren comes to Bo’s call. Even though Dyson is light fae, she plans to help him because he’s family. Bo tiptoes around the question of Lauren and the Morrigan, and her bumping uglies with Dyson. Lauren isn’t quite under lock and key with the dark like she was with the light. She straps Bo in, and hooks her up to a snappy mouthed Oracle. Bo needs Cassie to look into Dyson’s memories to clear him, which she can do. What she can’t do is see into Bo’s black hole memory. Lauren wraps a red string around one of Bo’s and Cassie’s ankles. This little walk on the wildside looks to be a little more dangerous than Bo had anticipated, if they slip up Bo loses her marbles. It’s the only way to save Dyson though, so she’s all in.

Dyson all changed up, gets a grooming, by a very familiar hand. Kenzi has the final element to Bo’s little scheme. She ties a red string around Dyson’s leg, and away Bo goes into his mind. She wakes up in bed in Paris with a set of twins, and has to make a run for it when the angry father comes. In the form of a wolf, she makes her getaway. She’s is Dyson now. When I said I wanted more Dyson, I meant Kris Holden-Ried Dyson, not Anna Silk as Dyson, it just isn’t the same.

Bo makes a run for it when she’s spotted by the angry papa. He has Bo cornered, who stammers an apology, but the more she talks, the more trouble she gets into. Luckily, Trick comes to her rescue brandishing a Gandalf cloak and staff. This is when Dyson meets Trick. She follows him with the offer of sanctuary. Dyson has quite the reputation, and Trick wants to use him for good. Dyson prefers to manwhore it up instead. But Trick entices him with a Hellscore, one that even the wanderer has been searching for.

Bo murmurs in her trance about Shoes, milkmaids and Boobs. Lauren is missing chunks of the story. When Bo mentions he who wanders, Lauren becomes interested, but then its back to boobs.

                                                                                                                                                                   

Bo runs into a familiar looking Angel in the form of Kenzi. But all she wants is a drink at the Dal. Angel gets it for her, and she has a memory glitch. Something is going a little wacky, when Bo sees a coach who flashes out.  Angel tells her that everyone wants a piece of the Prince tonight, especially Crater. It’s show time, and Angel announces Mademoiselle Flora Blooms, who is a very fetching Dr. Lauren. Even the prince is interested in Miss Blooms as she sings her ballad. Bo’s subconscious is taking over, inserting familiar faces, but Dyson’s memory is on a mission even if the good Dr’s song in French isn’t over yet, leading her away.

Hale goes to speak to the Unamense on Dyson’s behalf. Hale throws his weight behind Dyson’s cause. Dyson has done many noble things, but the Unamense is unmoved. Hale tells her that soon the fae will rise up, rule themselves. As Hale is being restrained, Kenzi’s phone goes off, revealing her. Silly girl, leave the phone in the car when going super undercover in fae central, and now Hale is in hot water too for having brought in a human. Shouldn’t the Unamense be mad at themselves for not smelling the human , don’t they have some sort of radar to detect that sort of thing? Kenzi asks to be locked up instead of Hale, and she gets more than she bargains for when they announce that she will be executed along side of Dyson.

Lauren pleads to her to get Dyson’s alibi and get out.

Dyson/Bo goes to see Mademoiselle Flora Blooms after her little set. She greets her with a passionate kiss, followed by an equally passionate slap. She’s been gone from her bed for weeks. She claims to not care, but she tries to send her on her way. Bo tells her that the Prince carries something more valuable than coin, and Flora is interested. Bo tells her about the Hellscore, and Flora likes the idea. Flora wants to hang up her corset and retire. Flora is wood nymph, and she misses her tree, with a sale of such a big treasure, Flora could buy her entire forest and return to her tree. It’s an offer neither could refuse, and nymph is more than willing to show her gratitude. The girls strip down, seal their deal. Bo has a weird moment of watching Dyson and Lauren in the mirror, all naked and sweaty. It’s all in the name of saving Dyson though, so although weird, she’s not about to stop.

Lauren notes in the regular world Bo’s increased pulse, and worries over her safety. Bo calls out for Lauren, which quickly turns into calling out the Lauren, and she’s pleasantly surprised by it, glad that even in Dyson’s subconscious she’s thinking of her. But her happy score turn a little gross, when she realizes that it may be Dyson talking. Cassie starts a count down.

Flora hides Bo when the Prince comes calling. The Prince is Vex with a ridiculous accent. Flora makes him at home in her bed, sweet talking the Prince into letting her bindfold him, as she kisses him to distract from from her snooping in his box. The prince isn’t fooled for long as he pulls away the blindfold and sees just what she’s up to. He rises in anger, and Bo takes matters into her own hands, knocking the prince out. Flora worries over the Prince’s guards, and she has a right to. Bo thinks that the best way to smuggle out the Hellscore shoes will be on Flora’s feet. The guards knock at the door as Bo slips the shoes on her. The shoes cause Flora’s eyes to change color, and worse, something takes over. Bo tries to get the shoes off, but they won’t budge, and Flora kicks Bo away, leaving out a back door.

Kenzi is placed within Dyson’s cage. They’re both dressed in pure white, and Kenzi tells Dyson how she climbed into a sewer to rescue him, it covered up her scent, and apparently no one noticed the stinky one she used instead. Dyson is glad she’s here, for entertainment value if nothing else. Kenzi asks if he’s scared, but he’s impressed by her. He tells her when they do get out he wants to train her as a shadow their. She has no clue what it is, but she’s all on board. With a hot teacher like Dyson it’s hard not to jump on that train. Her first task is to lose the ring tone. He tells her he can feel Bo in his memories. Kenzi asks if he worries what she’ll find. He tells her that he has regrets. And she asks the million dollar question, if he actually murdered someone. He tells her that it’s a long story, that starts with a pair of shoes, which is just the kind of story Kenzi would love.

Bodies lie in Flora’s wake, bodies that Dyson is standing accused of killing. Cassie appears and tells Bo that time is almost up. She tells her that she needs to cut the string, that only she can do it, but Bo isn’t ready yet. Bo spots the coach again. Bo’s memories are starting to fuse with Dyson’s, but Bo can’t leave yet. Cassie thinks its foolish, but Bo has lasted longer than anyone else in another person’s memories which impresses her. Cassie tells her that she’s brave, and something else, and asks if she’s willing to sacrifice it all for a wolf. Of course she is, this is Dyson we’re talking about. Cassie breaks her own string, continues her countdown and backs away. Bo follows the sounds of more screaming.

Cassie reaches one, and wakes up. She’s pissed, and tells Lauren that she’s been put in danger by being a part of this little exercise. She’s quick to leave, telling Lauren that Bo decided to stay, that she couldn’t talk her out of it. She also warns that they’ll all be dead because of those shoes. Lauren tells her to get back into bed, and go get her, but Cassie doesn’t want to play anymore. She tells her that whatever she does, not to cut the string herself, and she leaves as Bo murmurs about blood.

Bo catches up to Flora, who has killed another person, but she can’t stop herself. She doesn’t want to. With Wolverine claws extended, she goes after Bo. Bo doesn’t want to hurt her, but Flora gives her no choice. She wolfs out, and uses Flora’s claws against her. Flora is back to herself, and Bo is scrambling to get the shoes off of her, but they won’t budge. Bo tells Flora that she loves her, but she tells Bo that she doesn’t, that her love is the forest, and that hers is yet to come. As flora is uttering her final words, someone shoots Flora.

Lauren watches Bo now in silence. She calls out to her trying to wake her but gets nothing. Lauren finds herself tempted to untie the string, but she doesn’t. She reaches for Cassie’s discarded string, and heads in after Bo.

The shoes come off of Flora now that she’s dead. The gunman is out of bullets, and Dyson is his fall guy. With his reputation, everyone will believe he did it. Crater wants the shoes, he was told to get them at any costs. He tells Bo to run, that he’s never cared about anyone. There have been countless instances where Dyson caused death, destruction, and shame, never caring. Crater tells Bo that his selfishness has now killed Flora. Dyson blames himself, and Crater tells him to go ahead and run.

Dyson tells Kenzi that he considered running, that he was guilty, he killed Flora. Kenzi points out that Crater. But Dyson is the one that told her to put on the shoes, that because of him she went on a murderous rampage. His arrogance, his ignorance was his crime, one that cost many including Flora her life. Kenzi asks what happened next.

Dyson refused to hand the shoes over to Crater, willing to fight him for them, but he doesn’t have to. Trick is there once again with his staff. Trick isn’t interested in the shoes, he’s looking for a right hand man. He offers Dyson the position.

Kenzi tells Dyson she always imagined her death to be more glamorous. She tells him that Bo has never been punctual, but when it counts Bo has always come through. Dyson tells her that it isn’t over yet, and then the Unamense return. She tells the pair that Dyson has failed to abide by the rules of the fae, and asks for any last words. The Unamense takes Kenzi’s “oh God” yammering as his last words. But he’s not done, Dyson tells them to release the human, and he will give them the Hellscore, the Unamense are enticed. Dyson couldn’t save Flora, but he will Kenzi. The Unamense doesn’t trust Dyson, but he tells them that if they release Kenzi he will give them the one he has, and the location of the second.

Bo promises Flora that no one will ever suffer as she has as she lays a flower on her grave. She promises to hide away the shoes. Lauren appears, and Bo doesn’t believe she’s really there, mistaking her for Flora. Lauren tries to talk sense into Bo, that the memories are melding with Dyson’s. Bo sees the coach again, this time holding up the champion belt, followed by Kenzi. Lauren tells her that she has to cut the red string. But Bo says that there’s nothing left to come back for. Lauren tells her that there’s Dyson and he needs her, and she finally understands what Dyson is trying to tell her. She unties her string and comes back. But Lauren doesn’t come back. Bo sees the note Lauren left on the mirror, and leaves Lauren’s string intact. Lauren murmurs, and Bo kisses Lauren. She comes back to her, and they’re both ok.

The monks have come back empty handed, but that’s only because Bo got there first. It was in the case with Dyson’s championship belt, and wrapped in his clean jock strap. Bo tells them to set Dyson and Kenzi free and they get the shoe. One of the monks say something, and Bo recognizes the voice. She lifts the mask, its Crater.  The Unamense was behind the orders. Bo announces that Dyson is not guilty of murder, they are, but she’s still willing to hand over the shoe.

Bo, Lauren, Kenzi, Hale, and Dyson all head to the Dal to celebrate freedom with hotdogs in hand. The gang is all back together, and its all warm and fuzzies all around. Dyson is overly quiet, the experience is very intimate. Kenzi asks for the ending of the story, what happened after Flora.

Dyson went to trick, told him that he couldn;’t save flora, that truing isn’t enough. Trick tells him that he;s not worthless, he; was lost. Trick wants to stop the endless fighting, the war, the loss, and together they will start a new fae colony. Dyson asks why him, and Trick tells him that its because he’s pure of heart. He knows Dyson’s past dealings with the wolves, his entire sorted history, and he knows that one man cannot stand alone. Trick reveals to him that he is the blood king, one that many believe is dead. He’d like to keep it that way, just as no matter what Dyson does he will always be a hero, its just written that way. Dyson tells him that Destiny is nothing without action, and he swears fealty to Trick.

Dyson tells the group that trick is the true savior, but Bo doesn’t see it that way. Dyson reminds her that Trick is in the dark about the mark on her chest, a mark that none of the rest of them knew about either. Bo thinks he should be doing more, and Kenzi points out that he’s scared of something. It’s all connected, and Dyson couldn’t remember about the Wanderer and the shoes, until Bo took a walk in his mind. She wants to go after the Wanderer for answers, but she needs bait, the other shoe, the one Dyson gave to Angel. Dyson told her to flee, to keep it safe for the true hero, and Bo is finally ready to go get it.  

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Pretty opera bird sings for an audience of one. He loves her performance. After her performance, she tries to get away from her escort, and he blows a whistle at her, but he’s too weak to pursue her.

Tamsin leaves the nest, and Kenzi hopes her “child” is safe wherever she is. The bird makes it to the Dal, and she’s so happy to have found Bo, but Bo doesn’t know her. She speaks in Russian, and Kenzi translates. Bo told her to come, she just doesn’t remember doing so. Trick makes her comfortable, incenses the room, and hides his seed box. Inyanka is resting, but Trick won’t let Bo talk to her until she heals. She’s an Alchemist, a descendant of bird people and they’re very delicate. Running in the cold may have strained her vocal cords. Their beautiful songs can invoke powerful memories, which  may be just what Bo needs.

Lauren has a one man dance party as she packs up her apartment. The Morrigan comes to lend a hand, and Lauren is less than welcoming, even though she comes baring Pizza and beer. The Morrigan is certainly trying to be friendly, and she comes with more gifts, some very old journals.

Dyson has returned, and he gives her some bad news. Dyson tells Bo that Lauren went dark, and Bo tells him that she did as well, though unwillingly. Dyson promises to fix the problem, and Bo thinks a kiss will fix things, but Dyson tells her that they can’t because its forbidden, which is exactly what she wants. Bo gets a little rough, in Trick’s barrel room, and Trick scolds them. The Unamense are on the rampage, and furthermore Inyanka is awake. Bo pays her a visit, Inyanka is happy to see her. Bo is glad to see her, but can’t remember anything. Inyanka tells her that she came after she sung to her and it touched her. She inspired Inyanka to escape. Bo still doesn’t remember, so Inyanka sings for her. Bo remembers running, through the woods after the train, she remembers waking up in the death train, but nothing more. She asks Inyanka to sing more, but she will not. She was offered a trade, and she means to have her freedom. Bo wants her memories and Inyanka has the key. Bo’s powers flair with her memories so close. And Inyanka tells her that she is just like the others, wanting to hold her captive. She’s been the prisoner of a powerful Durak, but he’s starving her. She desires to sing before an audience, to sing her famous Aria. Pieces come together, Bo told her that she would not remember, and Inyanka has another clue, hidden in Bo’s knife handle. It says Inyanka, you will sing for me and I will bring you freedom. It’s her handwriting.

The Durak arrives at the Dal looking for his bird. Bo tells her that no one owns Inyanka, but the Durak tells her that she’s been owned by his family for a long time. Bo lies saying that she’s already left, but he has her tracked. The device is in her magic necklace. Bo tells him that she only wants to sing the famous aria for the masses, but he feels like it would be wasted on them and refuses. She strokes his ego, and threatens to expose his selfishness to the public. The Durak back peddles, and makes his Diva demands.

The Morrigan’s gift were the private journals of Charles Mayo, Albert Einstein and Marie Curie. She knew Marie personally and swiped it from her, Mayo’s was buried under Jimmy Hoffa, and Einstein’s she picked up at a garage sale. Lauren is a little impressed, especially that she goes to garage sales. But humans will sell almost everything, and then she lets slip that Faberge was fae, along with the other three. The Morrigan dumps more fae books on her, there are hundreds of journals. Lauren is tickled pink. Not all fae experiment on humans, humans do too, and she thinks that’s the best way to test out things. Lauren doesn’t like the ideal of experimenting on people. Evony tells her that she doesn’t have to do anything that she doesn’t want to, she has freedom, and if her morals are nonnegotiable, she respects it.

Trick tries to get Kenzi to leave, telling him that the Aria may hurt her, but she doesn’t plan on going anywhere, especially not when she sees Hale, but he just side steps her to get closer to the Alchemist. Poor Kenzi. Kenzi hates the Alchemist, but Bo knows that she’s the key to everything. It’s show time. The Alchemist sings her song, and Bo taps into her memories.

Under a silver platter there’s a crown with her name on it, literally. She remembers the train, but before she can see the Wanderer’s face, the aria is interrupted. A man holds the songstress, she’s a walking time bomb, wired to go bomb. Kenzi is nowhere to be seen, and Dyson and Bo try to figure out a plan. It’s the necklace. Not only is it a GPS, but also a bomb. The man holding her is a camazot (Amazonian bat warrior) named Marcus. He’s come for Inyaka before. Her song bolsters their warriors, but the Durak is prepared to go to war over her. Trick will not allow it though, for fear of the Unamense’s wrath. Inyanka swoons a little, and there’s a look that passes from her to Marcus. Bo sees it, and says that the Aria has weakened her. They allow her to rest, and Bo gets a closer look at her necklace which Trick tells her is made of Atlantian Quartz, thought capable of causing volcanic eruptions. The Quartz needs to be frozen, but only liquid volcanic Argon can go it.

Lauren and the Morrigan continue to bond, and Lauren does a mock starship log. She’s very tipsy after just one beer, the Morrigan’s beer just happens to be 25%. That’s one strong beer. Kenzi arrives to crash this little party and she is not happy.

Hale pays Inyanka a visit. They seem to be old friends, they use to play pranks together, even though she always messed up joke. She kisses him, and thanks him for the visit, but sends him away so she can rest more. Bo sees the kiss. Hale leaves.

Lauren wraps up what Kenzi needs, but doesn’t believe Kenzi’s cover story about needing it for their homemade merlot. Kenzi is less than trusting of the Morrigan and Lauren’s new alliance, but she admits that Bo misses her, they all do. Kenzi slips up in her rattling and Lauren catches the bit about clear Atlantian Quartz.

Bo heads down to visit Inyanka, but she doesn’t think that Marcus wants to harm Inyanka. She refuses to leave, and Marcus arms the necklace. Bo is pissed, but she goes back up. Marcus moves in closer, as Hale spies on them. Dyson has rigged a bug so he can listen in. But Marcus knows that someone is listening in, Marcus presses the necklace as she tells everyone to get down. Kenzi comes to find Bo on the ground. The Quartz no longer has fire in it, it’s a fake, hence no boomed. Dr. Lauren illuminated her on the Quartz. Kenzi wants to go find Hale, and Bo doesn’t stop her. Dyson reports that both Marcus and Inyanka are gone. The Durek claims to know nothing, but Bo wants answers. Dyson searches the stage. The Durek spills the beans. When Inyanka was stolen back she was changed. Dyson finds a transmitter, and Bo finally puts the pieces together. Marcus and Inyanka are in love, and although his people won’t allow them to be together, Inyanka has the ability to kill with her song and there just happens to be some super sonic rocks that could assist her. Dyson heads out to sound the alarm, and Kenzi tells Bo that Hale is missing. Bo tells her the bad news, and Kenzi is coming.

Bo stops Inyanka before she can sing her note. She thinks it’s a declaration of love, but he wants death, and he’s not taking no for an answer. He uses a whistle against her when she refuses. But someone has a more powerful whistle. And Hale uses his Siren whistle on Marcus. Hale stops, and Marcus draws a gun, pointing it at Inyanka. Bo tells everyone to leave, but everyone refuses. Inyanka tries to reason with him, but he reveals his true feelings, and Inyanka gives him what he wants. Kenzi falls prey to it, and Hale has to carry her to safety. Inyanka continues to sing even as Marcus begs her to stop. She falls to the ground, but Marcus is dead. She killed in her weakened state, and it’ll be her death as well she tells Bo. She knew she could never be free, but Inyanka does not want it. Bo made her believe she could be free. Inyanka gives her one last gift.

Hale sits with Kenzi, who is experiencing one heck of a hangover. Hale updates Kenzi on the deaths, and Hale is happy for Inyanka, she’s finally free. He’s also glad that Kenzi is finally at his home, and she tells him that she’s always been here. She asks him if Inyanka’s death note hurt him, and he tells her no. Awww, it’s finally the start of their coupledom. As Kenzi cuddles up to him, theirs blood in his ear, which worries him just a bit.

Bo opens up Inyanka’s gift. On the train, she sees herself looking to a mirror, with a ghostly hand on her. She tells herself that she can’t do this. Dyson comes to find out what she learned, but she looks freaked.

The Morrigan continues to bond with Lauren, she parts as a friend for now. The Morrigan gives her a key to the dark fae’s medical science building, and Lauren tells her that she won’t sign anything. She still doesn’t quite trust her, and the Morrigan respects her for that. She hands her the keys to her new condo, and Lauren pounces. She plants a kiss on Evony, looks like there’s more than pizza between them. Lauren peels a layer off her lip and puts in one of her little petri dishes, the kiss was more than a kiss. Is Lauren planning on spybanging the Morrigan too? For now she just toasts herself to new beginnings.

Bo and Dyson get frisky, but Bo won’t look at Dyson, she’s got her eyes shut tight, and when he asks her again, she forces him down. She’s angry. He tells her that no one owns her, and worse she fears becoming like Marcus, choking on bitterness and rage. Dyson points out that she inspired Inyanka to seek freedom, but Bo tells him it was a different Bo, one that was busy sending herself clues, planning. She joined the dark willingly. Dyson knows she had good reason, and that dark and light are just label. Bo falls to her knees, and that ghost hand print is back at her chest and neck. The wanderer, Rayner marked her. Bo fears he’s her father. The Unamense arrives, and Dyson is in trouble for breaking their laws. He wolfs out.

  

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After years of being unaligned, Bo has finally chosen, or atleast her blood has. The Unamense is satisfied, but Bo is not so happy. The Unamense is still planning on going after the doctor and Kenzi though, they plan to kill the pair of them. Bo tries to chi suck the Unamense, but it gets pulled right out of them. They tell her to pay fealty to the leader of the dark or die.

Kenzi waits in line taking a number, while Bo gets juiced in the bathroom. Recharged, Bo thinks that the wanderer is responsible for the sudden alignment, and somehow Vex is involved too. Kenzi is sad, they were such good “mascara buddies,” but he did send Cleo after her. Dyson is still looking for Lauren, and  Kenzi ponders updating with a new dark look, when Bo gets her number called, number 69.

Bo storms the castle, and it’s the Morrigan, not Vex like she was expecting. Where is our favorite Mesmer? Both girls thought she was dead, but she plans on having it annulled once she catches Vex. The Morrigan tells her that she can get it reversed if she shows proof of her hoodwinking by the next fullmoon after her alignment, which happens to be tonight. Not much time to get things done. The Morrigan likes Kenzi’s sass, its right up the dark’s alley. She tells Bo she can dress as she wishes as long as it includes a smile.

Trick is still looking for information on the Wanderer. He has some sort of evil snake seed in a box. Surely one of his many oddities, he locks it tight in his safe. One of the Unamense summons him for a meeting, and they want to talk about life.

The Morrigan certainly throws a swanky party. They give away trees for swag, and Kenzi scores some really good drinks. The Morrigan shows her the buffet, but Bo sends the humans away. The dark may be slightly evil, but they’re honest about what they are. The Morrigan continues to be her normal bitchy self. Bo isn’t calling the aligning home, and she just wants Vex. But the Morrigan is mad about the Unamense, they’re cramping her style and she wants them gone, and she too needs to find Vex. Bo doesn’t want to play, but the Morrigan is compelling, and wants to prove shes on her side, she shows Bo Lauren, but something isn’t right as she walks the down hill all flowy and bright.

Trick meets with the Unamense . They ask him how he came to be here.

Lauren and Bo immediately get down to the nitty gritty. So is this going to be like round 23 of spybanging for Lauren?

The Unamense is a little curious of his opening a bar, it becoming a sanctuary. The Unamense came into existence after the war. They claim that the blood king’s corruption sparked this war, and once formed he betrayed them. He was to bind his soul with theirs through special seeds so that what they deemed law would become so by the power of his blood. But he stole his seed and disappeared, if they were to find him they would still welcome him into their little collective soul. Trick doesn’t sound so onboard with that whole unchallenged rule thing.

Kenzi and Tamsin load up on food at the party. Kenzi goes to grab some food, and friend Bruce is a living sushi table. He tells her that this is his punishment. Kenzi steals a tablecloth off a nearby table to cover him up, and finds a dead bride and groom. Kenzi is out.

Bo and Lauren continue their smooching. Wait did we already forget the whole I don’t really know who she is thing? Yes, okay just making sure. Lauren has to leave, and she wonders why Bo’s there. Bo confesses that she was turned dark. Lauren has been with the Morrigan hiding out from the Unamense. She should leave, but she needs another kiss. The Morrigan comes with an offer, she will give her what she needs to run down Vex, but she requires her blood oath that she’ll deliver. The Morrigan will give her a drug to incapacitate vex, and a scavenger to help out.

The Scavenger, Pietra is a little too excited to catch Vex, but she needs to grab something first. With the Unamense binding everyone to the territory Vex needs a special knife to release himself, one that she just plunged into a bride a few times out of site of Bo. This one is crazy, but helpful. Vex thinks that she’s stealing it to help him in exchange for taking her with him, but she’s more than happy to betray him. Bo can’t wait on Vex’s timetable, but he was last seen near Dyson’s new digs. Dyson is absent though, since he’s still out looking for Lauren. Bo plans to take Pietra on the town and stir up a little trouble to draw out the Mesmer. Pietra is all game.

Bruce’s punishment for helping Kenzi was to become the sushi bar and worse, the only alternative is to get another fae to master him. Any fae will do, they become responsible for him until his punishment is complete, and Kenzi whispers her plan to Tamsin. Tamsin is about to get a human. She announces at the DJ booth that she plans to master Bruce from Ty. The Morrigan pits Tamsin against Ty, and she looks formidable. Maybe Kenzi should have thought this through.

Pietra  walks around the alley waiting for Vex, and Bo thinks this is a good talk time as Lauren loads a needle full of nectar of violet. Bo wants to know about their break, Tasmin, the whole Karen thing. A controlled lady comes for the knife, clearly being mesmered. Pietra gets kicked and the lady gets away. Bo goes after her, and straight to Vex. He’s sneering, and neither are exactly happy to hear from each other. He claims to not be working with the Wanderer. He uses the lady against her, and her distraction allows Vex to knock Bo out with her own syringe. Bo awakens in Dyson’s room while Vex brews his little cure knife. He plans to use her as leverage so he can get away. Bo cannot even use her suck powers against him. She’s still mad about joining the dark, and he cannot wait to get away.

Kenzi gives Tamsin a peptalk, but she’s still not sure. Kenzi looks worried, but the Morrigan’s coin flip gives Tamsin the option for her duel. She choses a dance off, and the Morrigan names it to the death.

Vex prepares to cut off his hand. And Bo goes on and on about her and Lauren back together and bliss. I’m with Vex, I’m ready to off myself with all her talk. Vex stuffs a sock in her. He’s the last of his kind, and the rest of them were hunted through the years. Their hands were cut off, and they were utterly humiliated. He watched it happen to his entire family, his father, brother and mother. He refuses to let it happen to him as well, and its motivated him to become what he is today.

Tamsin warms up and gets to he best dance moves, and Kenzi helps her out with a little coaching, but it’s a hot mess. Ty gets a little pushy, but definitely has some moves. She break dances across the floor and the crowd loves it. Kenzi tells her now is the time to use her power, but she slowly summons it forward, as Ty makes a leap, she breaks her neck to the Morrigan’s delight. Tamsin has her servant.

Vex downs his gross portion, and Bo slowly gets feeling back. She spits out the sock before he can cut off his hand. She tells him that he wanted them to find him, they’re the only family he has left, but Vex cuts his hand away anyways. Vex goes to make a getaway, but Bo doesn’t let him get away, she still needs answers. Vex knows nothing about her pledging the darkside, but the Morrigan’s archivist would know. Bobo got played. He tries to talk her out of turning him over, since the Morrigan plans to just torture him.

Bo heads over to the Morrigan with Vex’s hand on ice. She found the brother she never wanted, and kinda hates but still has no answers. The Morrigan doesn’t want just a piece of Vex she wants it all. She tells her that the dark don’t hold grudges, she just wants to get rid of the Unamense, and Bo’s more than welcome to claim him as her responsibility. Bo accepts, but she wants the archivist. The Morrigan calls him forward and he rips off a piece of his skin and gives it to Bo. It should show her what she needs to know. Bo sees her signature and her sponsor’s: Rayner. Bo has no knowledge, and the Morrigan refuses to overturn it. Bo needs her mystery sponsor to help her overturn it. Bo takes her Mesmer piece back, but the Morrigan lets it go, she has a new play toy: Lauren.

Trick delivers what was asked of the him from the Unamense. They ask if there is anything else he wishes to add. Trick only hopes that they retained some of the soul they once had. Trick of course knows their original names, and apparently that too is a crime. He also knows that she turned in her family for petty crimes when she became one of the six, more blasphemy. He turned in his own daughter to satisfy the rules he created, and what he created was cruelty. They see it as order. They tell him with his history, standing and knowledge he is the only choice for Ash. That was not expected. Trick puts away his hidden blade.

Bo hates the Morrigan all the more now, there’s no way to turn undark. Bo wants to go home soak in a bath, and figure out how to go back light. But Lauren can’t go back with the light, they abandoned her when the Unamense came, only the dark searched for her and offered her protection. She’s not angry with Bo for not coming, but Lauren is free to come and go with the dark. Bo wants to fight for Lauren, to claim her if she has to. Lauren sees it as another leash. Here she chooses her own cage. Bo tells her when she’s ready to come back to her real family to say the word, but walking away hurts.

Now that Bruce is free, Kenzi wonders why he doesn’t go some place he’s always wanted. He’s been the Morrigan’s man for a long time, and he doesn’t know how to be free though, but he has a chance to be.

Trick never thought she’d ever show up with a one handed Mesmer as a dark fae. Although Trick wants to help, things have just gotten a little complicated with him being named the acting Ash. The search for Rayner begins.

In Trick’s safe the seed has been stolen.

The Unamense receive the succubus’s declaration, she finds Rayner, and isn’t very happy about it. Just how bad is this guy? And since Bo is now dark can we get a visit from a certain hot dark fae Loki?

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Bo and Dyson do a little training, and she tells him that she doesn’t remember anything on the death train. He tells her lie low until the Unamense is gone, but she just can’t do that. She’s got too much on her plate, and worse she’s worried about Lauren. She shares a smooch with Dyson, and he feels a difference in her, but that doesn’t stop them from peeling the clothes off eachother, and having sex in the middle of the boxing ring.

Kenzi tries to tame teenaged Tamsin’s hair, and Bo has a hard time passing Trick’s ward. Kenzi lets her in, and hugs her too much. Tamsin doesn’t remember her previous life still. She only remembers that she’s dark. Bo and Kenzi head out for drinks and their teen queen stays in with some x-files. The Dal is a downer, with the Unamense in town. Bo has brought her own playlist, and plans to get the party started. She uses her touch and the Dal instantly gets more fun. Kenzi sees the Druid, and she wants the real thing. He tells her she can’t even pay for what he’s already given her, but she promises payment when she gets the real deal.

Tamsin looks for Bo and Kenzi, but finds some weird guys in black instead. Some weird wind thing happens, her face looks deathly and they split as her back makes some awful cracking sounds. Are her teen days over?

 Kenzi joins Bo on the dance floor, as a gargoyle watches it all. Kenzi shows off her powers, and Bo is happy for her.

They come home to find their crack shack empty, and Tamsin did indeed grow.

Bo gives Dyson a report of the theft. Dyson makes jokes about getting her new furniture, but she’s not taking it lightly. She wonders if the Unamense are behind it, but Dyson thinks it may be normal human breaking and entering. Dyson tells her they can work off her aggression, and the two talk “shopping” in front of Tamsin, who’s still kinda a child mentally atleast, and she thinks the shopping sounds fun and wants to come. Bo ditches the pair, leaving Dyson on babysitting duty. She asks who Lauren is via picture, and Dyson tells her its someone who’s lost that they’re gonna find.

Meanwhile Crystal is handcuffed to a pipe, and Lauren is shackled as well. Crystal thought they wouldn’t hurt Lauren, and technically they haven’t, yet. The voice calls Lauren Karen, here goes a new story for Lauren where we feel sorry for her.

Kenzi gets grabbed, but the Druid’s men, and she’s not happy about being bagged and thrown in the back of a van. Luckily Bo is there to rescue her. They can take her stuff, but not her girl. Bo asks her why she flew solo, but Kenzi knew who robbed them, and was trying to take care of the problem she caused herself. But Bo is all about the sharing, and Kenzi tells her who the culprit is, Massimo, the Druid. Bo knows him, and he’s not one of her favorite people.

Bo and Kenzi go to visit the Druid. The runeglass potion didn’t work she tells him, but it did. It was the back up plan, to allow her to transcend planes if Tamsin failed. He things that Tamsin died in the process though. He doesn’t know who paid for the potion though. Bo tells him that he’s going to give their stuff back, and leave Kenzi alone, but he reminds her that Kenzi still has a debt to pay. He has a different proposal though. He wants Bo to go to Laurens for a special plant. He’ll give back what he hasn’t burned, and Bo promises to get the herb, but reminds him that if he doesn’t hold up his end of the deal she’ll kill him. Kenzi  keeps up the sass, and he smiles. Does someone likey the Kenzi? I think so.

Lauren tries to figure out her cell, she knows that they’re being watched. She knows the game, but she doesn’t want to play. Crystal is sorry for getting her into this mess. She needed to keep her close, and she slept with her, but then it turned into so much more. Lauren knows this whole problem, finally the spybanger becomes the spybangee. Lauren reveals that she had a brother, they were inseparable, they were going to change the world. They were blowing up pipelines, no one was suppose to get hurt, but plans go array, people died. Karen ran, and she’s been running since. She confesses something to Crystal she never did to Bo. The voice is listening the whole time, and it has something for her, a little chemistry set it looks like. It asks her for a diagnosis within the hour or Crystal dies. It’s not about her terrorist background, its more like the light fae work she’s been forced to do.

Bo tries to figure out why Kenzi went to the druid. Everyone kept telling Kenzi to leave, but she wanted to stay and fight by Bo’s side, so she went to become fae. She had no clue it was only temporary, and that it would be so pricy. Kenzi looks for the herb, and Bo starts wondering about Lauren’s motivations. She’s been spybanged a few times, and she doesn’t quite trust what she knows, and she shouldn’t. Kenzi tells her that she thinks Lauren is one of the good ones, but Bo always thought she was on team Wolf, oh more than Bo knows. Does Kenzi still have some lingering feelings from the time they were brainwashed? Bo finds out about Lauren’s former persona. And she realizes that she never knew her. She wonders what makes everyone in life lie to her, except Kenzi. There’s a bit of guilt there in Kenz, poor thing. Kenzi finds the herb, and blue flames bar her way. Kenzi can’t get out either, and she gets burned in the process.

Tamsin has found a lead in Lauren’s voice mail, girl wants a gold star she’s so happy. Dyson looks to pull the records of nearby payphones. Curious little think, pickpockets Dyson’s gun right off his belt. She asks if she was a good cop, and he said she was tough. More questions, she asks about Bo, if he wants her to be his girlfriend. Dyson glosses over the details, but tells her the story of him and Bo. She asks about love, and he tells her that when she feels it she’ll know it, and she’ll never want to lose it. He tells her to ask Bo and Kenzi about it, but she thinks that Bo hates her, the old her. Dyson hopes she’ll make better decisions this time around.

Bo and Kenzi try to figure out how to get out, and Kenzi tells her that her powers are like sunscreen. When she gets wet she has to reapply. While she debates on the quality of Lauren’s hair products, Bo dumps a bucket of water on her, problem solved. Kenzi goes off to find the items needed to break the spell trapping Bo in the apartment.

Bo snoops around Lauren’s apartment. She finds a gift with a card on it. It says “for giving me the freedom to love.” Bo opens it and finds a necklace. The lights go out, and that creepy gargoyle is there. She looks around, thinking it could be the wanderer again, but she’s not going to be taken so easily this time. The lights continue to go on and off as she looks around to see what is causing it. The gargoyle has blood running from its mouth, its bitten Bo’s wrist. Kenzi returns, and breaks the spell, but the thing is gone.

Tamsin wonders what’s happening to her. It looks like she is either getting wings, or she had wings. Is she that ugly gargoyle?

Kenzi blames herself for all of this. She confesses that she’s been stealing from Trick and Hale to pay Massimo, but although he keeps taking its not enough for permanency. She had to do something, since claimed humans were being taken. Bo tells her that she would never let her be taken, but she reminds Bo that she just returned. Kenzi is tired of being helpless, unable to do anything. The fae constantly reminds her that she’s a liability, and finally she drops the other big bomb. She kissed Dyson, but she thinks she may love Hale. She feels alone, even though she has them all. She felt abandoned  when Bo left, and she belongs no where. Bo feels betrayed too, another bombshell dropped. Dyson calls in and tells her that Tamsin is gone. She may look like herself again, but she doesn’t act like herself. Bo asks what else of theirs does she remember seeing at Massimo’s. Bo worries over the hair brush, knowing that Kenzi used it on Tamsin, but the girl doesn’t shed at all. This whole mission wasn’t to kill the pair, but to distract them, so he could go after the Valkryrie. Bo heads out after Tamsin, alone.

Massimo heads to Bo’s house, and Tamsin is there. He tells her that they were once super close, showing her a picture of them. He tells her that Kenzi and Bo called them, and wanted him to pick them up. She thinks that he’s there to help her because she’s ugly, but he tells her that she’s perfect. He binds her back at his place, to protect everyone when she turns into her true form.  Massimo sharpens a blade, and when he tells her that she kills people, that she tried to kill Bo, she understands why Bo hates her. He’s all over her hair. He’s waited for it for so long. The only way to get Valkryrie hair is for it to fall out willingly. Bo comes to stop him, and he grabs Bo holding the blade to her throat. Tamsin sounds like she’s changing again, when she tells him to release Bo, and Massimo looks scared. She’s got wings and all. The Valkryrie is reborn.

Lauren delivers her findings. The blood shows that he’s got an appetite for his own blood fae, and suggests less incest to cure it. Lauren agrees to treat the Elder if they release Crystal, who is getting sick from the old Nickel hand cuffs. Furthermore, Lauren releases herself from her own chains, Kenzi taught her well. She asks if she passed all of Hale’s tests, but when the door opens its not Hale.

Tamsin is pissed, she’s no longer little T. Bo tells her that she doesn’t have to be dark anymore. Tamsin doesn’t believe her, that she hates her. Bo tells her that they fought in the past, but she never hated her, that she thought she was incredible. Bo embraces her, and the Valkryrie falls away, as something transfers to Bo. Bo tells her to go to the elevator and turn her music up as she deals with Massimo. Massimo tells her what the wings mean, that Tamsin is on her last life.  Bo mentions the gargoyles, but Massimo didn’t send him after her, they’re a higher order. Bo chi sucks him, and learns a bigger truth, he’s human. Bo warns him off of Tamsin and Kenzi. Massimo thought Kenzi was game because she’s human too, but he failed to see that she’s family. She takes Tamsin’s hair from Massimo, and he breaks down into childlike tears. His mommy needs the hair, but Bo tosses it into the fire. He walks into the fire pit after it.

Kenzi finds Bo boxing. She’s not mad about Dyson. The potion needed to save her had to be from a person who would never betray her. Kenzi did, but Bo doesn’t see it that way. They’re family, so they’ll stumble and fall, but they’ll still be there for each other. And now, Bo is done being weak.

Dyson reads to Tamsin a bedtime story, telling her her own story,but with a happily ever after. He’s put her asleep, and Kenzi comes in. Dyson tells her that she can be anything, even if she’s not fae. He offers to teach her, and he promises when the time is right. Dyson admits that he’s lost Lauren and that he things she’s in danger.

Bo finds the gargoyle’s owner. The lair is a bit moist that the Unamense calls home. They tell her that she has not been summoned, but she reminds them that she doesn’t get summoned and if something hurts her, she hurts it back. They tell her that they were trying to eliminate the unaligned succubus, but they no longer need to do so since her blood has spoken. Welcome to the darkside Bo!

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