Olivia advises Creek against isolating herself, to which Creek insists is not her intent. However, Creek explains that it was her decision to end it, and that Manfred was simply following her lead. On top of everything else, Olivia was sorry to hear that Creek and Manfred had broken up. In response to Olivia's stupid question, Creek gives her an equally stupid answer, which is that she's hanging in. Despite knowing that it was stupid prior to asking it, Olivia feels compelled to ask Creek how she is handling the entire ordeal with her family, as it was still fresh on everyone's minds. While serving customers at Home Cookin', Creek is joined by Olivia. They share one last kiss before she takes off for the evening. She never trusted Manfred, but then again Olivia never trusts anyone, which is what Lem loves about her. However, unlike most of the Midnighters, Olivia was not the least bit surprised by Manfred's departure, while Lemuel, on the other hand, was under the impression that he would be sticking around. With so much occurring in Midnight, from the veil fraying, to Joe and Chuy being supernaturals, to Manfred taking off, there was a lot of negative energy to be leeched. Only after repeating herself does Lem stop leeching. With his hunger growing to dangerous levels, Lem is finding it to be more difficult to control his urges. Lem is distracted by Olivia's beating pulse and the sound of her blood rushing through her veins. She tells him that he can stop now, though he unintentionally continues. Lemuel leeches from Olivia as the two of them lay in bed. He would kick Xylda out the RV if she wasn't tethered to it. Manfred is frustrated with her deceitfulness. Xylda's advice of moving to Midnight because it would be safe was merely a ploy to get Manfred were he needs to be in order to fulfill his destiny.
She was going to tell him eventually, but then Joe beat her to it. She was too scared to tell him the truth when it initially occurred. It was his destiny to lead the fight in Midnight. So long as the ghost sightings weren't as frequent as they were in Midnight, he'll be fine, but Xylda disagrees. Manfred finishes off the undisclosed medicated pills that he has been relying on to subside his headaches. As for Creek, she didn't want him there, and she deserves better. Manfred claims that he's leading by example in running away from Midnight. She reminds him that the Midnighters were counting on him to lead them. However, she was dead, so as far as Manfred is concerned, her vote is invalid. Xylda expresses her disappointment in Manfred's decision to leave Midnight. Having taken Father Otero's physical form, he loads the body of the real Father into the back of a church van. The gates of hell will open, and he will rise in Midnight. His sacrifice will give life to the master of the faceless supernatural. With a sharp claw protruding from his wrist, Faceless carves off Father Otero's face, and takes it as his own, though the priest's death would not be in vain. Father Otero offers his services, unaware that he is in the presence of a man only known as Faceless Supernatural. Near a large white crucifix, the man repeats "I will be your faithful servant until you rise". In a deserted cemetery along Texas, Father Otero approaches a worshiping man in a black hoodie with his face covered. Plot SPOILER ALERTįaceless Supernatural killing Father Otero Elsewhere, Creek struggles in the face of great loss as Manfred confronts his constant self-medicating. Olivia and Bobo make plans of their own to protect the town. Meanwhile, the Midnighters struggle to fight the effects of the veil to Hell opening in their town, especially Lem and the Rev, whose hunger increases to dangerous levels. AN EVIL FOE FORCES THE MIDNIGHTERS TO FACE THEIR OWN DEMONS - A faceless supernatural makes a pilgrimage to Midnight to usher in the arrival of a demon from the veil to Hell - the same demon that has been plaguing Fiji.
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