We hear the wilderness, and it hears us.
And it seems Showtime has also heard its Yellowjackets fans begging for more season two content, because the network finally dropped its official trailer on March 9. The sinister clip kicks off with Liv Hewson's young Van telling a story to her fellow survivors.
"Once upon a time, there was a place called the wilderness," they warn. "It was beautiful, but it was also violent and misunderstood. And it waited and waited to befriend whoever arrived."
Naturally, the ominous tale will set the stage for the horrors to come. The second season will pick up where both timelines left off at the end of season one; with the young cast still attempting to survive their harsh winter terrain months after their plane crash, and the older cast covering up that pesky little murder while also doing their best to stay alive against an unknown threat.
Set to the tune of Florence + the Machine's cover of "Just a Girl" by No Doubt, the trailer intentionally highlights the character counterparts from both 1996 and the present—including Sophie Nélisse and Melanie Lynskey as Shauna, Jasmin Savoy Brown and Tawny Cypress as Taissa, Sophie Thatcher and Juliette Lewis as Nat, Sammi Hanratty and Christina Ricci as Misty, Liv Hewson and Lauren Ambrose as Van as well as Courtney Eaton and Simone Kessell as Lottie.
From the looks of things, it appears the new season will also detail the soccer team's eventual rescue, offering a potential third timeline sometime around 1998 as they attempt to adapt back to their normal lives. Post-cannibalism, of course.
Adult Nat states, "The whole time, there was some darkness out there." To which, adult Lottie replies, "I thought we left it there when we were rescued, but now I realize, we brought it back with us."
The trailer also gives a glimpse at a few new additions to the cast, including Elijah Wood and John Reynolds. We also see adult Shauna bonding with her own teenage daughter, even if it is over something as trivial as murder.
In the end, some overlay text offers the biggest omen of what's to come: "Become what you fear, fear what you become."
See how it all goes down when Yellowjackets returns for season two, March 24 on Showtime. But until then, check out everything we know about the show, below...