ep.10 Slave of the Scorpion
时长: / 首播:2020-11-01
While fishing, Spear and Fang encounter a mysterious bald-headed woman bound by a wooden collar and metal armlets and branded with a scorpion tattoo on the back of her head. She is fleeing from a Liopleurodon, which Spear kills. The duo are intrigued by her and she herself takes an interest in them, following them as they travel. The woman showcases her aptitude for cooking and archery, and every night Spear witnesses her praying to the moon. Spear and Fang free her from her restraints and she introduces herself as Mira. Through a combination of her native language and sand drawings, Mira tells Spear that her people were enslaved by invaders but she escaped. The trio sets up camp in a cave and Mira reveals she prays to the moon as a means of praying for her family's safety. The next morning, Mira is kidnapped by a group of Ape-Men. Spear and Fang go after Mira only to find the Ape-Men killed by arrows, as well as strange footprints in the dirt. They follow them to a boat leaving with Mira onboard and the sail marked with the same scorpion brand on Mira's head. The two can only watch as she is taken away, with Spear speaking for the first time by quoting Mira's name.
While fishing, Spear and Fang encounter a mysterious bald-headed woman bound by a wooden collar and metal armlets and branded with a scorpion tattoo on the back of her head. She is fleeing from a Liopleurodon, which Spear kills. The duo are intrigued by her and she herself takes an interest in them, following them as they travel. The woman showcases her aptitude for cooking and archery, and every night Spear witnesses her praying to the moon. Spear and Fang free her from her restraints and she introduces herself as Mira. Through a combination of her native language and sand drawings, Mira tells Spear that her people were enslaved by invaders but she escaped. The trio sets up camp in a cave and Mira reveals she prays to the moon as a means of praying for her family's safety. The next morning, Mira is kidnapped by a group of Ape-Men. Spear and Fang go after Mira only to find the Ape-Men killed by arrows, as well as strange footprints in the dirt. They follow them to a boat leaving with Mira onboard and the sail marked with the same scorpion brand on Mira's head. The two can only watch as she is taken away, with Spear speaking for the first time by quoting Mira's name.
Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal