Kingdom - Season 2

Season 2
The outbreak leaves no one safe. But the infected are not the only monsters in Prince Chang's way as he fights to protect the kingdom.
Episodes

Episode 1
An unexpected setback in Sangju poses new problems for Prince Chang and the others. Seo Bi and Jo Bum Pal seek safety with Jo Hak Joo.

Episode 2
After Prince Chang breaks into Mungyeong Saejae, a nightmare unfolds. Officials search the queen's home, suspecting she is hiding something.

Episode 3
When Jo Hak Joo is taken from his custody, Prince Chang goes after him. Seo Bi looks for a way to treat the disease. The queen awaits her prince.

Episode 4
Seo Bi shares a critical discovery with Prince Chang, who has a favor to ask of her. Jo Hak Joo visits the queen and demands she tell him the truth.

Episode 5
To save innocent lives, Prince Chang and his men take over Hanyang. The queen determines that if she can't have the throne, no one can.

Episode 6
With the palace painted red with blood, Prince Chang is forced to pursue a risky strategy. Seo Bi takes the baby and hides.
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