The full story
Four missions, four different centuries — each one about what the Hatut Zeraze, Wakanda's secret order of vibranium retrievers, protects and how far they're willing to go to protect it.
1260 BC: Noni, a candidate for Wakanda's secret service, tracks down Nkati, a rogue Wakandan agent calling himself "the Lion." He has stolen vibranium technology to build his own kingdom outside Wakanda's control. Noni infiltrates his undersea base alone, beats him in single combat, and survives the trap he sets to take her down with him. Her success earns her a place among the Hatut Zeraze.
1200 BC: Decades later, Hatut Zeraze agent B'Kai infiltrates the Trojan War under the identity of the Ethiopian king Memnon, fighting beside Achilles. After the Greeks take Troy inside the wooden horse, B'Kai recovers the real objective — a vibranium necklace taken from Helen of Troy. When Achilles works out the deception, the two duel and B'Kai kills him. An elderly Noni meets B'Kai afterward and tells him what the secrecy costs.
1400 AD: In Ming-dynasty China, agent Basha is sent to recover a stray piece of vibranium — and discovers it isn't stolen Wakandan property at all, but a fragment of an artifact belonging to the monks of K'un-Lun. A warrior named Jorani, who once saved Basha's life and carries the same mystical order's power, confronts him over it. Rather than take it, the two agree to return the missing piece to where it came from.
1896 AD: Prince Tafari's first mission for the Hatut Zeraze is recovering a vibranium axe during Ethiopia's Battle of Adwa. Mid-mission, a masked Black Panther arrives — five hundred years from the future — to warn him that Wakanda will one day fall to an invasion from beyond Earth, and that this axe is part of how. Tafari lets her return it to its place in history instead of taking it home. In the final scene, generations later, Erik Killmonger is shown preparing to steal the same axe from a museum in London.