Ep 3. The Compass

The episode titled "The Compass" is the third episode of the second season of the post-apocalyptic drama series See. This episode takes place after Baba Voss discovered a new threat to his family and tribe. He unites with a group of strangers and embarks on a dangerous journey to find his estranged brother, Edo Voss.

Upon arriving at Edo's location, they encounter a group of strangers who lead them to an abandoned shipping container. Inside, they discover a man named Kofun, who is injured and disoriented. Kofun is a former member of the Alkenny tribe, and he tells Baba Voss and the group about his recent capture and escape from the Alkenny's enemies, The Smoke.

The group decides to continue their journey, but they must navigate through treacherous terrain and avoid The Smoke's ambushes. Baba Voss tasks Kofun with leading them to their destination, a place where he believes he can find answers about The Smoke and their intentions.

Along the way, the group faces numerous obstacles, including the loss of one of their own. They also encounter a mysterious woman, who seems to have links to both Baba Voss and Edo. As tensions rise, the group is forced to confront their differences and work together to survive.

As they get closer to their destination, the group discovers that The Smoke has been using a powerful weapon to track their movements. Baba Voss must use his military training to devise a plan to disable the weapon and protect his family and the others.

The episode ends with the group finally arriving at their destination and discovering shocking revelations about The Smoke's plans and their connection to Edo. Baba Voss is left with a difficult choice to make, one that could have dire consequences for everyone involved.

Overall, "The Compass" is a thrilling episode that showcases the complex relationships between the characters and the dangers they face in a world where sight has been lost. The episode is filled with intense action sequences, emotional moments and plot twists that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.