"Big Bad Wolf" (Flock'⁴⁴)

## Plot

The episode begins with a captivating view through a telescope, providing a glimpse of a French town that has been completely overrun by imposing Landkreuzers. As Sergeant Trace Washington turns away from the telescope, he is joined by a group of brave comrades including Eugene Sutton, Jerrard E. Forestier, Ryan Terrence, Horace L. Gorman Collin, Otis Angelo Miller, and Hazel. Together, they stand atop a cliff, surveying the chaotic scene unfolding before them.

Trace takes charge and issues orders for the men to release their bombs, strategically causing one of the tanks to veer off course and explode beneath the bridge. The resulting blast damages the tank, forcing its occupants to scramble out. Unfortunately, they are met with a surprise ambush, as enemy soldiers fire upon them. In the midst of the chaos, Hazel displays incredible agility, deftly flipping over and incapacitating the Nazi soldiers one by one with precise shots.

Meanwhile, Jonah, in an attempt to retaliate, finds himself outgunned when he tries to fire upon the general. Swiftly, Jerrard springs into action, sprinting towards the fleeing Nazi general. Horace follows suit, determined to provide backup. Their pursuit leads them into a narrow alleyway, where the Nazi general attempts to climb over a tall fence in a desperate bid to escape. Displaying remarkable strength and determination, Jerrard manages to reach the top of the fence and tightly grip the general, swiftly bringing him down with powerful blows.

Jerrard's fists make contact with the Nazi general four times, his face lighting up with a mixture of adrenaline and satisfaction. However, Horace quickly intervenes, recognizing that the general has surrendered. Horace steps in to halt Jerrard's further aggression towards the defeated enemy. In a final display of disdain, Jerrard delivers a swift kick to the Nazi general before spitting on him. Jerrard and Horace then apprehend the general, their actions drawing commendation from Trace who acknowledges their bravery and resourcefulness in capturing the enemy. The captured Nazi general is subsequently handed over to the French Resistance for further interrogation and justice.

In the midst of the intense events taking place in the French town, we shift our focus to the Back to Mansion, where Betty and her sister, Patricia Robinett, are engaged in a different but equally tense situation. They have taken on the task of delivering food to the Nazi prisoners held there, including the formidable Nazi general Klaus Becker and his accomplice Jonas König.

Patricia and Betty find themselves feeling incredibly nervous as they approach the prison. They are accompanied by Lieutenant Kenndy Shirley Healy and Tailleur V. "Taylor" Sanderson, who are responsible for guarding the prisoners. As Patricia and Betty cautiously hand over the trays of food to the guards, Klaus, always mindful of time, attempts to engage Betty in conversation, inquiring about the time. Unfortunately, Klaus's watch has been damaged during the battles, rendering it broken and inaccurate.

Observing Klaus's request to fix his broken watch, Patricia steps forward, deciding to take on the task herself. Kenny, however, senses a hidden agenda from Klaus and tries to convey his suspicions to Patricia and Betty. Despite Kenny's warning, Patricia agrees to repair Klaus's broken watch, while Betty reluctantly supports her sister's decision.

The tension rises as Patricia begins working on the watch, fully aware of the potential danger that Klaus represents. Kenny's concerns about Klaus's intentions continue to weigh heavily on their minds, adding an extra layer of unease to the already nerve-wracking situation they find themselves in.

As Betty encountered Concord Bryant outside, who was carrying bags from the US Army under Jerrard's orders, Jack Terrence joined him to help carry the bags. Edoard Brown kept a watchful eye from the rooftop, while children played by the Mansion's fountain, with Elva watching over them.

The atmosphere grew tense as D-Company arrived at the Mansion. The children became nervous as they looked at the D-Company soldiers. Trace, the leader, ordered his soldiers to head to their camp. Otis and Horace were at the tent, busy fixing a jeep. Meanwhile, Hazel and Jonah had an encounter with Sonia, who was angry because she wasn't allowed to join them, accusing D-Company of sexism. Jonah tried to calm her down, but Hazel jokingly responded that she was "just a girl" and that joining the "old man army" was just a game. This angered Sonia, and she attempted to punch Hazel, but missed and fell down. Hazel laughed it off, further aggravating the situation.

Suddenly, a gunshot was heard from the nearby woods, near their camp. Trace immediately ordered Hazel, Jonah, Jerrard, and Kennedy to investigate the source of the gunshots. Sonia tried to join them, but Trace sternly instructed her to stay at the mansion where the females and children were staying, assuring her that his men would guard them. This only infuriated Sonia, and she ran off towards the mansion in anger.

Meanwhile, Eugene drove his jeep with Hazel, Jonah, Kennedy, and Jerrard. They stopped near the deep woods and decided to separate, as they only had two walkie-talkies. Jerrard and Jonah went one way, while Hazel and Kennedy went the other way. As they walked through the dense woods, they came across a dead wolf that had been shot. They called Hazel and Kennedy to inform them about the dead wolf, heightening their sense of worry. Suddenly, they heard another gunshot, this time coming from a distant farm. Jonah and Jerrard sneaked into the empty farm.

Inside the farm, Jonah was terrified to find four people, including children, who had been brutally killed. Jerrard tried to order Jonah to leave the farm, but Jonah heard the sound of a paranoid man. Curiously, Jonah quietly snuck into the house and spotted a terrified soldier holding his rifle. He also saw a Deep One, a monstrous creature, brutally eating a farmer in the living room. The Deep One's bodily function startled the paranoid soldier, causing him to run past Jonah. The Deep One then approached Jonah, who slowly walked backward in fear.

Jerrard spotted Jonah and quickly raised his rifle, firing shots at the Deep One. He hit it in the eye, causing the Deep One to run towards Jerrard. Jerrard shot it in the forehead and heart, causing the Deep One to fall to the ground. Jerrard was still in a state of paranoia when Hazel arrived and took down the Deep One. Kennedy joined them at the scene, and Jonah remained silent, unsure of what to say. Kennedy discovered a paranoid soldier hidden in the barn, who raised his gun at Kennedy. Kennedy showed his badge, indicating that he was part of the US Army, and the paranoid soldier calmed down. Kennedy and the paranoid soldier were reunited with Hazel, Jonah, and Jerrard. The paranoid soldier, Billy Wayne, introduced himself with a smile and showed them a picture of his daughter. They decided to take Billy Wayne to the D-Company location, determined to uncover the truth behind the disturbing events they had witnessed.

As time passed, Billy's paranoia continued to intensify, leaving him in a constant state of unease. One day, while running through a field, he spotted a figure in the distance. Approaching cautiously, he realized it was a Sea Daemon. In the midst of his madness, Billy burst into uncontrollable laughter. The sight of the creature shook him to his core, yet he couldn't tear his eyes away.

Seeking refuge, Billy stumbled upon a farm, only to be horrified by the gruesome scene of brutally murdered and devoured bodies. Fear and adrenaline surged through him as he entered the house, where he noticed food scattered on the ground and atop the cabinets. Desperate for sustenance, Billy began taking things from the cabinets, unknowingly causing Jerrard E. Forestier to raise his rifle at him.

In a fit of anger, Billy instinctively aimed his own rifle back at Jerrard, but then decided to lower it as he cautiously approached. Amidst the tense atmosphere, Jonah De la Uziel entered the scene and ordered Jerrard to lower his rifle. However, Jerrard, tightly gripping his weapon, mistook Billy for one of the Sea Daemons or even a disguised Nazi soldier. In the chaos and confusion, Jerrard turned his rifle towards Jonah, but Billy, now consumed by paranoia, grabbed his own rifle.

Jonah quickly intervened, raising his hands and ordering both Billy and Jerrard not to shoot. In the midst of the commotion, Jerrard fired shots at the wall, narrowly avoiding hitting Jonah or Billy. Eventually, Jerrard realized his mistake and attempted to apologize to Jonah, but the encounter remained tense and uneasy. As they spotted a massive Sea Daemon approaching in the hallway, Billy, Jerrard, and Jonah stood in horror as they watched the creature devour a farmer in the living room.

The gruesome sight sent shivers down their spines, triggering Billy's survival instinct. Overwhelmed by fear, he swiftly ran past Jonah, desperate to escape the terrifying creature. Left alone with the Sea Daemon, Jonah and Jerrard fought back. Jerrard raised his rifle and fired shots at the Sea Daemon, narrowly avoiding its attacks. Jonah used his boxing skills to kick the Sea Daemon in the face multiple times.

Jerrard, determined to protect his companions, threw a knife at the Sea Daemon, while Jonah grabbed a throwing knife and stabbed it in the nose. The creature bled and released its grip on Jonah. Taking advantage of the opportunity, Jonah managed to hit the creature in the eye, provoking it to charge towards Jerrard. With precise aim, Jerrard shot the Sea Daemon in the forehead and heart, causing it to collapse.

Despite defeating the Sea Daemon, Jerrard remained in a state of paranoia. However, his anxiety eased when Hazel arrived and swiftly dispatched the remaining Sea Daemon. In the midst of the chaos, Kennedy joined the group, leaving Jonah overwhelmed and speechless. In this intense moment, Kennedy revealed his US Army badge, proving his affiliation and calming the paranoid soldier.

After the tension subsided, Kennedy and Billy Wayne reunited with Hazel, Jonah, and Jerrard. Despite the horrors they had witnessed, Billy Wayne managed to introduce himself with a smile, showing them a picture of what appeared to be his daughters. This small gesture served as a reminder that humanity and connection still existed amidst the chaos. Determined to uncover the truth behind the disturbing events, they decided to join forces and take Billy Wayne to the D-Company location, united in their mission.

As they return to D-Company's camp, Trace is surprised to learn about the Deep One incident. Trace looks at the traumatized Jonah, who is staring blankly at reality. Jonah just needs to get to his tent, but as he enters, he notices Hazel standing in the corner, clearly trying to cope with something. Seeing this, Jonah decides to leave him alone for the moment.

Meanwhile, Elva is busy in the kitchen making homemade bread with the children for the soldiers at the D-Company camp. Pete, a young French boy, pays no attention and goes to check on Océane. While Pete is playing with Puka's teddy bear, baby Puka tries to grab it, causing Puka to cry. This leads to Océane confronting Pete for his behavior. Pete remains quiet as Elva comes in to check on Puka and soothe him. Océane tries to apologize for Pete's behavior, feeling a little worried about her own actions towards him. She stays in the living room, reflecting on the situation.

Meanwhile, Jonah makes his way to Trace's tent, where Trace is engaged in a conversation with Billy Wayne. Jonah enters with a happy face, but Trace wants to request his help with Jerrard in finding intelligence from one of the German prisoners, General Jonas. The squad plans to search for Wulf's secret location.

Jonah, along with Trace, goes to interrogate General Jonas. Jonas tries to confess his innocence, claiming he was just a traitor to his fatherland. Trace yells at Jonas, demanding more information, but Jonah intervenes and stops Trace from getting too aggressive. They eventually leave Jonas in his cage.

Meanwhile, during lunchtime, as Elva's bread is being served, Hazel confides in Jonah. They notice Billy walking around, creating a sense of unease.

As Jonah and Hazel continue their conversation, they notice Billy Wayne lurking nearby. His eyes fixed on Jonah, Billy Wayne approaches with an unsettling smile on his face.

Billy Wayne sidles up to Jonah, invading his personal space. He starts making inappropriate comments, trying to provoke a reaction. Ignoring the discomfort in the air, he leans in, whispering disturbing remarks about Jonah's past and personal life. Jonah's expression turns from confusion to unease, as he tries to maintain his composure.

Feeling trapped and uncomfortable, Jonah tries to politely distance himself from Billy Wayne. However, Billy Wayne persists, his tone growing more menacing. He starts to mock and belittle Jonah, taking pleasure in his apparent discomfort.

Hazel, growing increasingly concerned, steps in and confronts Billy Wayne, urging him to back off. But Billy Wayne, reveling in his role as a tormentor, dismisses her with a smirk and continues his sinister behavior.

Jonah, feeling cornered and violated, decides to remove himself from the situation. He walks away, trying to shake off the disturbing encounter with Billy Wayne. Hazel follows closely behind, offering support and reassurance.

Throughout the day, Jonah remains on high alert, wary of any further interactions with Billy Wayne. The unsettling encounter lingers in his mind, reminding him of the dark undercurrents that can exist even in the midst of camaraderie.

One incident, when Jonah and Hazel invited a new brief D-Company member, Billy Wayne as one time he try enters the showers where wemon and children are clean as Billy apologizes as he just want wait for boys as Billy who stalked at young girls at the cleans dishes, as Billy was at children bedroom to waiting for girls while he shirtless waiting for young girls enter the room as Elva who caught on Billy as Elva in anger pushes Billy away from Elva with very disturbing leading her sliances and shaken as when D-Company approached to Elva and Billy as Bill prompting his innocent he searched for his shirt as Billy accuses Otis for last for young white girls, which more suspicious as he accused Elva being more paranoid woman as Trace orders takes Elva inside.

as young french boy Pete reaziled of Elva's emotional state as Pete who played as Sherlock Holmes himself to investigate as he sneak at army camp where Pete enter's tent and spotted of pictures of young girl as he mistook the young girls are his daughters soon realized there all pictures as he heard him masturbation which made Pete try to told the soldiers at D-Company except for Otis African-American soldier who get ignored by some white soldiers in D-Company as he more suspicious about Billy, as Pete who often calling Otis a John Waston for his game to finished Billy's case.

one time where D-Company are sleep as young Edith Einwolfe goes down stairs to the kitchen to made some tea for Miki while Miki on her period as she getting encounter by Billy as Edith get very suspicious as Billy who try lured Edith as Billy had some candy at the barn leading Edith get worried, as Billy grabbed Edith try to takes her to the barn so he could do something to her for his free time, however Otis with young Pete who ambushes Billy to saved Edith, as Otis brutal beatings up Billy as Trace who yelled at Otis to stop and arrest him for attacking Billy at the barn as Pete who gaved information to Trace with pictures of young girls as soon reaveling that Otis was saved Edith from Billy who was sick pedo, as next day D-Company left mansion where Billy sleep in behind.

After spending a week alone in the mansion, Billy found himself unexpectedly encountering Wulf and a group of Nazis who were tracking the movements of D-Company. Wulf immediately threatened Billy, demanding more information from him. In a desperate attempt to save himself, Billy confessed that he considered himself to be Aryan and expressed his desire to join the Nazis and assist in their mission to track down D-Company.

However, Wulf was skeptical of Billy's claims, stating that he didn't look like a typical Aryan. To prove himself, Billy removed his black-brown hair wig, revealing his natural blonde hair and blue eyes. He then revealed that he was also a member of the KKK and attempted to convince Wulf and the Nazis that the Klan and the Southern states were allies to the Germans, sharing a common goal of promoting the Aryan race.

Billy believed that by joining forces with Wulf and the Nazis, he could help them locate and capture D-Company. He emphasized his willingness to assist in their pursuit, claiming that the KKK and the Southern states had planned for such an alliance with the Germans in their pursuit of the Aryan race. However, his pleas fell on deaf ears as the members of D-Company had already abandoned him.

As Billy continued to speak, Wulf used his telekinetic powers to twist Billy's neck, silencing him. Wulf then made a comment about Billy's disturbing pedophilic tendencies, stating that Aryans do not accept being associated with inbred pedophiles, even if they have blonde hair and blue eyes. With a cruel laugh, Wulf referred to Billy as a foolish hillbilly.