Episode 8 of "Agatha All Along" unfolds with Alice stirring from slumber, greeted by the solemn announcement that it is time to depart. Her destiny entwined with sacrifice, she is informed that her earthly journey has concluded, her final act a noble shield for another. The spotlight then shifts to Lilia, followed by Rio casting an expectant gaze upon Agatha. Rio unveils that Agatha has received "privileged consideration," acknowledging her role in diverting Lady Death's relentless pursuit of Billy.
The crux of the matter remains clear: Billy's desires on this perilous path are inconsequential, for his brother's absence from the fray is the true sticking point. Lady Death's insistent aim is to reclaim Billy before Tommy can plunge into the dark art of soul theft. Agatha, after a moment of intense contemplation, agrees to surrender Billy into Death's custody, but only on the condition that she delivers him to the road's termination first. In exchange for this gesture, Agatha pleads for Lady Death to release her from eternal pursuit, granting her the chance to live a life filled with fulfillment. Rio, seen as the intermediary, nods in accord.
Billy and Jenny soon reunite with Agatha, marking the prelude to their next trial. Ironically, they find themselves back at the very starting point, their shoes lying abandoned on the ground as if mocking their progress. Agatha's frustration is palpable; the thought of revisiting the entire journey loops incessantly in her mind. However, Billy, undeterred, slips his shoes back on, and in an instant, his surroundings transform, drawing him into the next trial with a mystifying ease.
In this moment, Jenny's eyes widened in shock as she discovered the culprit behind her bindings: Agatha. With a casual shrug, Agatha dismissed the act, claiming it was a distant memory. Yet, Jenny seized her hands firmly, chanting the mantra "You hold nothing" with relentless determination, until the spell's hold shattered. In an instant, Jenny vanished, leaving Agatha behind.
Agatha manipulated Billy's thoughts, forcing him to confront his tragic memories of Tommy's drowning. Billy, visibly distressed, eventually faded away, abandoning Agatha in solitude. It was in this moment of introspection that Agatha grasped the profound truth of life springing from death. She knelt to soil the ground, nurturing a single flower from the barren earth. However, the ground beneath her began to tremble and crumble, signaling impending doom. Scrambling for safety, Agatha raced to the door and挤出（escaped） just in time. But her relief was short-lived; she found herself face-to-face with Lady Death atop the roof of Westview, amidst a tempest that roared in the background.
When Agatha rejected Rio's advances, her rejection ignited a violent response. Rio pounded on Agatha with wooden planks and bound her tightly. Billy, wielding his powers, swooped in to intervene, offering Agatha a portion of his strength. A fierce battle ensued between Rio and Agatha, culminating in Agatha's apparent self-sacrifice to save Billy. But this act of martyrdom was merely a deceptive ploy; Billy willingly accompanied her, unaware of Agatha's betrayal. Who could be surprised, given that we're following a villain's footsteps?
Yet, Agatha's surprising move came next. She turned back and kissed Death, embracing her fate with open arms. As she did so, she transformed into soil and then blossoms, merging seamlessly with the earth. Lady Death released Billy, who emerged into the sunlight and wandered alone through Westview. He returned to his old life, albeit with a peculiar sense of forgetfulness about his past lover. However, his bedroom was filled with subtle hints of witchcraft and magic—houses on trials, shoes, and even the witches themselves—all serving as clues to the Witches' Road. "It was me," Billy murmured, turning around abruptly and gasping in awe at the revelation before him.
