"Your journey will not end well. You cannot change your fate, no man can."
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Warrior Within[]
Introduction[]
Warrior Within begins with the Dahaka chasing the Prince through Babylon's streets. He corners him at the end of the alley and prepares to absorb him, however, why he never captures and kills him is never revealed within the narrative. Most likely because this cinematic is just a representation of the relentless nature of the Dahaka chasing the Prince.[1]
You Cannot Change Your Fate[]
The Dahaka absorbs Kaileena
The Prince reaches the Empress of Time and tries to convince her to come with him to the present. Kaileena refuses and attacks him. The Prince then forces Kaileena to go into the present by pushing her in a portal. The Dahaka then makes his appearance, absorbing the Empress's dead body and taking the Medallion of Time, the last relic of the Sands of Time. The Dahaka then disappears, leaving the Prince to his own devices. The Prince is finally free of the Dahaka, but returns home to a war torn Babylon.[1]