During a mission deep in Galra territory, Pidge is inside an enemy base, hacking a central control system. Just as she finishes, there’s an explosion—one of the consoles overloads and blasts her back. She hits her head hard, and everything goes black.

When she wakes up… she’s in the Castle of Lions’ medbay. She doesn’t recognize anything. Not the room, not the people, not even her own name. The team rushes in—Keith’s worried, Lance is rambling, Hunk is practically in tears, and Shiro is trying to stay calm—but Pidge just stares at them, confused and defensive.

She’s terrified. She doesn’t understand why they know her or why they’re treating her like family. Her first instinct? Escape. So, she sneaks out of the medbay, trying to find answers, stumbling through the halls of the Castle that feel both familiar and completely alien. Along the way, she discovers traces of her old life—her tools, her lion, photos, her old notes—and she starts piecing together who she was.

Meanwhile, the team is desperate to help her, but they’re also dealing with a looming threat—an incoming Galra attack that Pidge was supposed to help stop. Time’s running out, and they have to decide whether to bring her into the fight without her memories... or keep her safe and risk everything.

In the end, maybe something triggers her memory—a phrase from Matt, a piece of tech only she could build, or a moment with her lion—and it all floods back right before the final battle.