70 percent of us came from different countries.
Why did we leave?
Nobody lives in our hometown anymore.
The flooding. There was no point in staying.
The heatwaves. It became unbearable.
Forest fires.
We lost our home.
My family ended up in a refugee camp.
We can't imagine what it's like...
...to come from where so many people living here come from.
The nice thing is they want you here.
It's great to be part of an ambitious experiment.
A chance to show the world the way it could be.
A chance to show we can create and sustain a world
for future generations.
Our community is run entirely from local hydro and wind power.
Waste material is recycled, composted or converted to energy.
Solar panels on the roofs.
Rainfall is gathered and stored to reduce our water consumption.
Our buildings are all made from natural, local materials.
All vehicles are electric.
Public transport and bicycles are available everywhere free of charge.
In just 20 years, we have repopulated vast areas of the surrounding forests.
Concordia AI tracks local species
and shares the data with universities and scientists around the world.
We've helped lower the carbon footprint of nearby communities.
In Concordia, we believe a better world is worth striving for.
We believe in Concordia we can lead by example.
Together we believe we can affect change.
We believe we can make the world a better place.
For our children and our children's children.
- Everything okay? - Yeah.
Did you know he was planning to go see Edvin Claesson?
Peter was?
He never made it, but he arranged it.
First time they would have spoken in 20 years.
All this happening now with Peter, Oliver, I just...
I know. I know.
Just as we move past one tragedy, another strikes.
It's not something you expect to happen in your own backyard.
Your own home.
Home.
The remote drive that Mathilde gave you, do you still have it?
I do.
- Do you think I can take a look at it? - Can I ask why?
I feel like we might have overlooked something.
Well, the case is closed.
If it can help find the Faceless...
What are you thinking?
I mean, we... we focused so much on Oliver's home life in the real world,
but the video game world was just as real to him as anywhere else.
You think we missed something in the game?
- I'm not sure, but I want to check. - A.J.'s already asked for it back.
I can bring it back to him later, if that makes it easier for you.
- And can you come here? - Yeah, sure.
What time? I'll need to let Alex know.
I need a few hours. I'm still looking over my case notes.
- I'll leave it on the table for you. - Thank you.
No, no, it's okay.
I'll be there as soon as possible.
Okay, thanks.
I'm sorry for the trouble.
Alex, what's going on?
Your mother, she... she had another episode.
She slipped out the door.
Fuck. I thought Clive and Lydia...
They didn't hear.
They didn't realise she was gone until they called her for breakfast.
Apparently, they found her down the street, sitting on someone's stoop.
I'm gonna go there and bring her back home, okay?
You know, living somewhere else,
with people she's not used to, is making it worse.
- I'll go. - No, no. You need to finish up here.
No, it's too much. She's getting worse. You need help.
We can talk about what happens next once you're done.
Can you just help me pack up a bag for Talon?
He can stay here with me. You've got enough on.
It's only a few more days, anyway.
How are you gonna manage him
and everything else?
There's support here. Plus, having him around Mum when she's...
I'm serious, Alex.
Okay.
- You sure? - I'm sure.
- I'll be back in one minute. - Okay.
Hello?
Hold on.
You okay?
We're almost there.
Okay, here we are.
Et voilà.
Wait. Here you go.
Yes.
Talon.
Yes, right.
What about this one? Hm?
My beautiful Thea.
You're a kind man, Albert.
It'll be good when we're through all this. How long are you staying?
Juliane asked me to stay through to Peter's memorial service.
I want to organise meetings with investors while I'm here.
You should be there.
Run point, take questions, comments.
I'm sorry. It's Alex.
- Take it. See you in the council room. - Be right there.
- Hey, Alex. - Hey.
- How's it going over there? - She's doing well.
Had some food, watching that soap she likes.
Northsiders. Makes her nostalgic.
That's the one, yes.
I cannot understand anything they say, to be honest.
She'll be complaining about the actors not doing the accent right.
Exactly.
So...
All good on your side?
Yeah, fine, just had some food with Fatemah.
- Give her my best. - I will.
I think you should come back with Mum.
Why?
I might have to stay here a bit longer.
It'll be easier here.
You won't need a babysitter for Mum if you want to go out.
It'd be nice for all of us to be together, but...
would it be good for your mother?
I mean, she misses you and Talon as well, of course.
So come.
- You sure? - I'm sure.
Alright.
Marco, what have you got?
I intercepted a coded message
from one of those dark web boards the Faceless use.
And? What was it?
Took me a moment, but I deciphered it.
It's coordinates to a location in Berlin.
It'll be a dead drop to physically get a message to someone on the ground.
No digital trail.
- Got anyone on the ground? - Yes. But they're not as good as me.
I'd have gone myself, but I'm trying to fly less.
- You know, the world's on fire. - Very considerate of you.
Yeah.
Why did we need to chat privately about this?
I'm just kidding. Chill.
- So, where's your base? - In Spiral?
No, your base in Concordia. Obviously Spiral.
Charming. My base is the Ice Pass.
What's going on in the Ice Pass?
Yeah, not much is going on there. I just mod it.
Mod?
- My base is the Ice Pass. - What's going on in the Ice Pass?
Yeah, not much is...
- I've got someone at the dead drop. - Keep your distance.
I'm in pursuit.
Hey, don't rush it.
It's a note.
They'll ditch it once they memorise it, so be ready.
Shit, she's burning it.
Get it, get it! Quick, quick.
- Did they get a visual? - No. They had to make a choice.
- The message was more important? - In the moment, yes.
We don't know if the operative is a stand-in or Faceless member.
The message is real.
- And yet we only got half of it. - We got enough.
The message was numerical, but Marco realised within it was an ISSN number
used to identify publications.
This was for a Hamburg-based paper.
Within the code, he also deciphered a specific page number and date.
It led him to the classified section and to an ad
looking for a local cleaner to start work immediately.
And?
The number on the ad had a Kopwitz code.
A local Hamburg cleaner ad for work in Kopwitz?
Exactly.
You think it's instructions for operatives
to focus on Kopwitz rather than Concordia?
Yes.
Adrian is closing in on the Faceless operations base in Leipzig.
He's confident he can get to them before they enact further plans.
Let's connect him to Marco.
If anything comes up online, he can feed him in.
Can we connect Hanna with Adrian?
It makes sense for all our assets to work together.
We'll get on that.
How's Fatemah handling the Faceless attack?
- Rug's been pulled out from under her. - She's been in this game a long time.
The rug's firmly wedged in.
But they're more determined than most.
Well, determined only gets you so far.
I'm glad you'll all be here for the launch. You deserve that.
Your family. Aren't they coming back?
Alex is bringing my mother, so we'll be back together.
Did Fatemah mention that?
I didn't think I told her yet.
- Thea, do you have your remote drive? - No. I'll get it to you later.
As soon as possible, please. A.J.'s been chasing me for it.
Thanks.
Well, I better run. I'll see you later.
If you're watching this...
I'm probably already gone.
It started when Elodie had...
asked me to find something for the Faceless.
She said that Juliane and the leaders were dirty or corrupt.
I thought she meant tax evasion or rigged financials.
The alert came to me when I was on shift at HQ.
It was an approved private setting:
Dr Blom's office.
That isn't for general review.
The procedure is for a supervisor to check with a doctor who's present.
To gauge if a full review is necessary.
So I sent Peter that text and I got in.
Well, this is unexpected.
Well, it shouldn't be.
The referendum results?
54 to 46.
No landslide, but...
we did it.
Not only have we proven the concept, what Concordia can bring to the world,
but to convince Germany...
It's a beacon for others.
If Germany can do it, can embrace it, then...
Congratulations. You worked so hard for it.
We have, Peter.
What is it?
I...
I can't celebrate now.
I'm sorry.
I can't do this, Juliane.
I feel like I am drowning under the weight of it.
Peter, please.
There must be a way to tell the truth without...
sinking the whole project.
You know there isn't.
- I can't keep carrying on like this. - Peter, stop.
Why?
How do you think people will see it?
Well, we can explain.
If we deliver a statement that explains that I was treating Jesper,
that I was wrong not to quell his thoughts.
And you think people will buy that? That it was just a mistake?
- How are you going to survive this? - Maybe I don't care about surviving it.
You should have told me
when I first came to you about him.
Told you about the things he was saying, thinking of doing.
- You should have told me to report it. - I wasn't the one treating him.
You're not innocent in this.
In any of this.
In the lives we...
- I did it for you. - No, Peter.
You did it for yourself.
Leave this be, Peter. Do not make this about you.
- Mathilde? - Hey, Isabelle, we just got an alert.
- For who? - For you.
- Is everything alright? - Yeah. No, sorry, I'm fine.
Why are you in Thea's hotel room?
I asked to work from here.
You're sure you're alright?
Yeah, sure, I'm fine. I'm...
I guess I'm just stressed.
Okay, Isabelle. Just checking.
Alright, thanks.
I didn't know what to do or where to go.
But now you know, too...
if something happens.
I want to have a base camp. Please can you contact Davy 504 in Italy?
Hey!
Let me out!
Why the fuck did you lock me in?
- To keep you safe. - Safe?
You locked me up like an animal.
Do you have any idea who we're up against, Elodie?
Well, let me ask you something.
Did you kill Oliver Miller?
Because I didn't. No one here did.
So, you tell me. Who had the motivation to kill?
What do you think they're gonna do to us, do to you, if they find us?
They'll use everything at their disposal to stop us
and we cannot let that happen, alright?
That's what we all, you included, signed up for.
I didn't sign up for being locked up.
I'm just as fucked if they catch us.
I didn't want a war.
Did you find out about my dad?
You didn't even try, did you?
The one thing I asked after everything I sacrificed.
You're not the only one who's made sacrifices.
Far from it.
God, get the fucking VPN working now, please.
Okay.
Okay, so where do you want to go?
You want to go to that park we went to last week?
- No? - No.
- That was a nice place. - No.
So maybe we can go to...
- I want some ice cream. - We can go and get some ice cream.
Ow, fuck.
Come on.
Oh my gosh, that is filthy.
Okay, let's see.
God, that is...
Marco, after this, we need a break from each other.
Couldn't agree more. Look...
I heard back from my guy and you were right.
Cameras, mics, spyware on all devices. Everything was being recorded.
What are you gonna do?
I'm supposed to be meeting Thea.
Me, too.
Coming here, you know you'll be on camera. That's part of the contract.
But at home, on the outside?
No such contract exists.
This is my husband's phone in our flat in London,
infected with spyware to listen to our calls and read messages.
To spy on my mother, my son, my husband.
The same spyware was also found on his laptop, our TV,
our smart speakers.
There were cameras all around the apartment, microphones, too.
Don't worry. I had someone remove them all.
But, of course, you knew that.
Sorry, what are you suggesting here?
We had to know.
Whether you were on our side.
I mean truly on our side or if this was just a job to you,
because it's more than that to us.
Much more.
- I work for Fatemah. - You still represented a variable.
One that we can hopefully predict, rely on, but still a variable.
And given your outsized role,
if our expectations of you had been wrong and you were not on our side,
if you were more foe than friend...
the damage you could have done.
We couldn't watch you here without permission,
which the court would never have granted.
So, your home, your husband...
It was the only way.
Thea, you spend your life analysing risk.
Do I really need to convince you that you were a potential risk to us?
Was I a risk to you, too?
No.
Never.
We constantly make decisions to protect each other. You know that.
Would you have done it differently? Tell me honestly.
Would I have done what you did?
No, I wouldn't.
But that doesn't mean I don't see the logic.
It's harsh. It's cold.
But I know how much you have invested
in this mental, emotional, financial investment.
I don't have that.
Not yet.
We're 24 hours from the launch. Let's just get this over the line.
Hey, come on, let's go for a walk.
Spicy...
mild.
I had to be careful, but I checked on him.
Your dad.
He's recovering. Still in hospital, but recovering.
- He's gonna be okay? - Yeah. I think so.
Thank you. Thank you.
- Don't mention it, though... to Leon. - Yeah.
Once this is over, I will find a way for you to speak to him, okay?
But I won't be able to see him, is what you're saying?
- He's never going to let me go. - Of course he is.
It's for your own safety, Elodie.
Next time you go out, take me with you, please.
You know I would love to.
But you just have to trust me a little longer.
A little? Okay?
We should go back, though. Come on.
Yep?
- You're keeping her locked up? - So?
What do you want me to say?
We can't afford the kind of mistakes she's already made, Tessa.
It was a burner phone.
We wouldn't tolerate that mistake from anyone else.
She's a liability.
I will take responsibility for her.
So, what then? We can't keep her in there forever.
Elodie was always a means to an end. Don't turn it into something it's not.
She's more than that. She committed herself to us.
No, she committed herself to you, which helped us get to Oliver.
She's not your concern anymore.
I need to know that you'll keep her safe.
Of course.
Yeah.
Hold on. I need your phone. We're installing new encryptions.
We'll get it back to you as soon as we can.
Thank you.
Oh fuck.
You must be the Brit. Noah said to expect you.
As flattering as "the Brit" is, I prefer Adrian. Hi.
- Hanna Bremer. Nice to meet you. - You, too.
This is Ulf Schrader, my chief of staff.
So, you have news for us on the threat to Kopwitz?
What is it?
There's been an update.
We think the threat is not against Kopwitz.
Hanna, we think the threat is against your life.
I saw it, Juliane.
- The footage that Oliver hacked. - It's not what you think.
You and Peter in his office discussing what he did.
What you allowed to happen.
I can explain if you'll let me.
Will you? Let me?
Peter and I had an affair.
When my husband was dying,
it helped me through my grief,
helped me keep my feet on the ground for Noah.
During our time together, I shared my dream with Peter
of a new town rising from the ashes of the old.
A dream which I was determined to see through,
despite my husband's death,
despite all the obstacles thrown in my way.
When the affair ran its course on my part, Peter tried to hold on.
And when Jesper came to him...
out of some tragic, misguided notion that the way to win me back
was to give me what I most wanted...
Peter encouraged the boy's homicidal fantasies
thinking it could be a catalyst to change the minds
of all those who stood in our way.
I would like to believe
that Peter never thought the boy could act on them.
But he did.
And I would like to believe...
I did everything I could to dissuade him...
but I can't.
Noah doesn't know, Isabelle.
Please...
let me be the one to tell him.