Sanctuary s04e10 Episode Script
Acolyte
Previously on Sanctuary [Magnus.]
: What do we know about this Addison fellow himself? [Will.]
: He's the UN Security Council's top trouble-shooter.
[Addison.]
: You've sent the Hollow Earth Osama home to re-arm and re-group.
[Magnus.]
: Get out.
[Addison.]
: You just signed the Sanctuary's death warrant.
[Galvo.]
: My group came here to claim this Iand as our own, to win back the surface from those self-entitled humans.
[Bigfoot.]
: Enough [Will.]
: It's a whole new world out there.
Factions of abnormals killing each other, plotting to kill us It's only going to get worse, isn't it? Henry, where's this road, man? Should be just up ahead.
[Will.]
: It should be? Come on, we're running out of time here.
Yeah, I know.
Any word from Magnus? No, nothing.
They're both inside.
Damn.
Henry, SCIU's got this side Iocked off.
We need another way around.
This is the way around.
We gotta run it.
[Henry.]
: Wait, Will! H-hold on a second.
[Henry.]
: What time you got? Son of a bitch, it's noon.
Come on.
[Guards.]
: Don't move! Stop right there! [Will.]
: Magnus, come in.
You've got to get out of there now-- My god.
[.]
[Will.]
: Magnus, it disgusts me.
It is disgusting.
[Magnus.]
: It's part of their usual behavior.
Some abnormals prefer to eat in private.
Others, Iike the Besovites, require your complete attention.
They're exhibitionists.
[Will.]
: They smear their food all over each other and then Iick it off.
It's Iike watching the Animal PIanet version of '"9 1/2 Weeks'"! [Magnus.]
: Well, I find that if you just sit back and relax, it can actually be quite enjoyable.
[Will.]
: Okay, stop it, you-you are Iying now.
[Magnus.]
: Yes, I am.
[Will.]
: What about Henry? [Magnus.]
: He's in charge of clearing out their habitat.
[Will.]
: Biggie? [Magnus.]
: He's halfway to Hollow Earth, I'm afraid.
[Will.]
: Can't you do it? Forget I said that.
Oh, hey, what about a mannequin? [Magnus.]
: Will, believe me, over the years, I have tried everything.
The Besovites always know.
There really is no substitute for sitting and watching.
I'II make you some popcorn-- [Henry.]
: Doc! There's a call from Declan, priority channel.
[Magnus.]
: Declan, what's going on? I'm sorry to disturb you, but there's someone here who needs to speak to you right away.
Kate! [Kate.]
: Hey, Doc! Will, Hank.
It's good to see you.
[Henry.]
: How's Iife in the tunnels? Good, but something's come up.
[Will.]
: What's wrong? [Kate.]
: Two days ago, a group of abnormals arrived back in Hollow Earth.
[Magnus.]
: Yes, I arranged transport through the Moscow Sanctuary.
Did something happen? One of them came to me, a Takterran by the name of Sephis.
He said he had information about a terrorist attack being planned on the surface.
By whom? [Declan.]
: Fanatic abnormals.
They're trying to strike at key targets to start a human-abnormal war.
[Will.]
: Yeah, we've run into those guys before.
What's the target? [Kate.]
: No idea.
All he was able to tell me is that it's been planned for months, and that the group behind it definitely has the power and the connections to pull it off.
Where's he getting his information? Another Takterran, a guy named Oren, deeply embedded in the abnormal faction.
[Kate.]
: Sephis told me they were out drinking one night, and Oren spilled the beans.
Look, I don't know if this is Iegit or not, but Sephis was pretty shaken up.
I figured it was worth a trip to warn you guys.
Absolutely, you did the right thing.
Thank you.
Apparently this Oren fellow works out of a terrorist cell right here in London.
I'm thinking we should stake out his favorite pub and pick him up.
Good idea, but do it covertly.
We don't want to tip off the rest of the group.
[Declan.]
: Understood.
We'll be in touch.
AII right.
[beeps off console.]
[Will.]
: What do you think? How do you feel about a trip to London? Hey, if it gets me out of the Besovite ballet, I am all for it.
[Magnus.]
: Henry, call up everything we have on the abnormal insurgency.
Scour our usual channels, see if we can find a potential target.
Yeah, I'm on it.
Um, Doc, what about the Big Guy? Ah.
Leave a message for him at his next checkpoint.
There's really no point in him going to Hollow Earth anymore.
[Henry.]
: Okay.
[clock tower chiming.]
[Kate.]
: Will! [Iaughing in delight.]
Ah It is really great to see you.
[Will.]
: You too.
Wow, Hollow Earth clearly agrees with you.
[Kate.]
: How was the flight? [Will.]
: Oh, man, Business CIass is not what it used to be.
[Kate.]
: Try riding a giant Yurka Beetle for 12 hours in search of an active gateway.
[Will.]
: Do they serve meals? [she Iaughs.]
[Will.]
: So, what's the Iatest? [Kate.]
: Um, we just got back.
Found Oren at his Iocal watering hole.
The guy Iikes to get his drink on.
[Will.]
: So, where is he now? [Kate.]
: Isolation room.
[Will.]
: Is he sober enough to talk? [Kate.]
: Does it matter? [Will.]
: He Iooks dead.
[Kate.]
: No, that's just the Takterran defense mechanism.
Hey.
[Will.]
: Okay, just relax.
We're not going to hurt you.
We're not SCIU, we're not Lotus, we just want some information.
I have nothing to say to you.
[Kate.]
: Hmm, see, that's not your best move.
We know about the attack.
[Oren.]
: Sephis [Kate.]
: Hey, don't blame him.
You're the one who opened your big mouth.
[Will.]
: Your people are about to make a mistake.
If this attack goes through, there's gonna be serious consequences.
[Oren.]
: It'II be worth it to see your blood soak into the earth so those underground can taste our victory.
[Will.]
: Okay, okay.
Spare me the '"Death to the Infidels'" speech.
What do you want? You have nothing to offer me.
[Will.]
: We can take you back to Hollow Earth.
You and your entire crew.
[Oren.]
: And Ieave the surface to you? And why would we accept that? [Will.]
: Because it's better than the alternative.
You'II be hunted down Iike beasts, and the offer which I've just given you, you'II never get again.
And you wouldn't be making this offer if you weren't afraid.
It's proof that our tactics are working.
-Oh, for god's sake-- -Oren Don't do this.
[whispers.]
I hope you die Iike the rest of them.
Okay, Iet's go.
[computer beeps.]
A-ha, there we go.
Now we're talking.
[beeping.]
D-don't No, no, no, no, don't-- [computer beeps.]
Bang, zoom! [Magnus.]
: Wow.
Things are going well, I see.
Every time I get access to one of the priority databases, CIA, FBI, SCIU, I get kicked off almost immediately.
I thought I was on to something with the Shin Bet cloud, but the same thing happened.
Look, I'm sorry, Doc.
We've been voted off the island in a big way.
And you haven't been able to find anything to confirm the attack.
Other than a couple of vague intelligence dispatches, but they have Iess detail than we do.
AII right, well, keep Iooking.
You're bound to find something sooner or Iater.
[Henry.]
: I'm about to hack into the Japanese IAS.
I might need an interpreter.
[Magnus.]
: You know where to find me.
[Henry.]
: Hey, uh, Doc, any word from Biggie? [Magnus.]
: No, why? Well, I Ieft a message for him at the checkpoint in Peru.
He should have got it by now.
Oh, he's probably just delayed.
You know how difficult it is for him to travel without attracting attention.
[Declan.]
: Any Iuck with our guest? [Will.]
: Not so much.
He's got some pretty strong beliefs about the new world order.
[Declan.]
: Yeah, I'm sure, but I may have some good news.
We've downloaded all the video feeds from the CCTV cameras where Oren was caught, then ran them through our facial recognition software.
And he was seen entering or exiting this building a total of 19 times in the past week.
Hmm, score one for Big Brother.
I'd hazard a guess this is where the splinter cell meets.
[smashing.]
[Agents, distantly.]
: There are bodies in here.
Abnormal and human.
There's some in here too.
Looks Iike somebody got here first.
So, the place is trashed.
[Henry.]
: A SCIU hit? No, I don't think so.
The shootings are sloppy, unprofessional.
I'm thinking the rebels.
How Iong ago did this happen? [Will.]
: Less than a day.
The bodies are still fresh.
[Henry.]
: I don't get it.
Why kill people on your own team? [Magnus.]
: Consolidation.
Reduce the risk of an information Ieak by eliminating all non-essential personnel.
Lovely.
[Will.]
: Well, that's what you get for swimming with sharks.
[Magnus.]
: Unfortunately, this only bolsters the idea that an attack is imminent.
You wouldn't resort to this step unless everything was in place.
[Kate.]
: Will! [Will.]
: Hold on, Kate's got something.
[Magnus.]
: What is it? [Kate.]
: A shipping document, but the address is burnt off.
The only Ietters I can read are '"S-B-O-A'".
[Henry.]
: I can run a matching algorithm, see if I come up with any options.
Lisbon.
Portugal? [Magnus.]
: Yeah, the Portuguese spell it ""L-I-S-B-O-A.
"" Now, if they were shipping something there We could be Iooking at a second cell.
Henry, go back and Iook for anything related to Lisbon or Portugal.
Maybe we'II get Iucky.
Will, Kate, we'II be in touch.
AII right.
[Will.]
: Hard at work, I see.
[Iaughs.]
[Kate.]
: It's been a Iong time since I felt that.
They have spectrum beds down there, but it's just not the same.
[Will.]
: You know, you can come back topside anytime you want.
I'm sure Magnus can find a replacement for you down there.
[starts to speak, then stops.]
[Will.]
: But? It's hard to explain.
What's happening down there, Will, it's incredible.
Since Praxis fell, everything is brand new.
I feel Iike a pioneer.
Everyone is so focused on the future.
It's Iike the past doesn't exist.
It doesn't matter where you came from, or what you've done.
You could be whoever you want to.
Does that make any sense? [Will.]
: Yeah.
It sounds amazing.
But, you know, you can be whoever you want to be up here with us, too.
There's more to it than that.
Garris.
These hard drives are toast.
Come on, I got a better idea.
[Henry.]
: So I hacked into the SIS database [Henry.]
: So I hacked into the SIS database [Magnus.]
: '"SIS'"? [Henry.]
: The Portuguese Security Intelligence Service.
It's a Iame acronym, I know, especially when you got a '"P,'" an '"I,'" and two '"S'"s to work with-- -Onward.
-Anyway I figured if anything big was going on in Lisbon, these guys would know about it, so after a couple of blind alleys and a game of cat and mouse with a system administrator Encrypted travel itineraries.
Now, I didn't even know what I had until I broke the code and saw this.
[Magnus.]
: '"Greg Addison.
'" [Henry.]
: Mr.
BIack Hat himself.
Do you recognize any of the other names? [Magnus.]
: Hagan Kiersted, Mashita Narumi, these are all people who deal with abnormals.
It Iooks Iike they're all getting together in Lisbon to consolidate under the SCIU banner.
[Henry.]
: And Tesla? [Magnus.]
: Is not on the Iist, small mercies.
[Henry.]
: Okay, so what do we do? Well, I'm afraid we have no choice.
We have to warn Addison.
Really? Really really? I may not agree with what these people do, but they don't deserve to be victimized.
Send me a copy of this and get in touch with Will and Kate.
[beeping door code.]
[Will.]
: You're free to go.
[Oren chuckles.]
What's the catch? [Kate.]
: No catch.
You made it pretty clear you're not going to tell us anything.
[Will.]
: Besides, we can't risk keeping you here after what happened to your friends.
What do you mean? What Who did this? We were hoping that you could tell us.
[Will.]
: Look, I understand you didn't want to betray your friends, but that doesn't seem all that relevant anymore, does it? Whoever's planning this has no Ioyalty.
They will kill anybody who they think is expendable.
So you have two choices.
You can cooperate with us, or you can take your chances out there.
What do you want me to do? Tell us everything you know about the attack.
I don't know anything.
I don't.
We weren't given any details.
What about Lisbon? We have reason to believe the target is there.
We've been sending detonators to a group Iike ours in Lisbon all week.
You have an address? [Addison.]
: Well, I really don't care who you have to disappoint.
If you don't have one gassed up and ready to go by 9:00 a.
m.
tomorrow morning at Laughlin, I will personally-- [smashing and crashing.]
Call me back.
[furniture crashing, combatants struggling.]
Sorry, but I did warn them it was urgent that I see you.
[Addison.]
: Well, then, I'm all ears.
[Magnus.]
: I know about the upcoming SCIU summit in Lisbon.
That's supposed to be a secret.
[Magnus.]
: I'm not the only one who knows.
There's a radical group of Hollow Earth abnormals who intend to disrupt the summit with some kind of attack.
[Addison.]
: Where did you hear this? I'm not at Iiberty to say.
Of course not.
[Magnus.]
: I'm sorry.
I wish I could give you more details, but I thought it was important to inform you sooner rather than Iater.
I appreciate that, but I have to say I'm a Iittle surprised that you're coming to me with this.
I admit I was torn, but ultimately, there are Iives at stake.
That's not what I mean.
I'm surprised you're coming to me because I thought your people were behind it.
Behind the attack? You can't be serious.
[Addison.]
: Why not? I'm capable of gathering evidence, just Iike you.
Of what? You really don't know, do you? I don't understand.
What is this? Every one of the abnormals in those photos is a hard-core extremist, the ones responsible for the attack in Lisbon.
And according to my Iatest intel your Sasquatch is their new Ieader.
[Magnus.]
: You must be joking.
He has been a Ioyal friend for over 50 years.
Well, then, maybe you can explain why he's chumming around with the abnormal equivalent of AI Qaeda.
Truthfully, I can't, but there must be a good reason.
Then bring him in.
We'II question him together.
I'II do no such thing.
[Addison.]
: Fine, I'II come to you.
We'II talk to him on your turf.
You can't do that either, can you, because you have no idea where he is.
This is ridiculous.
I have known him Ionger than you've been alive.
He is incapable of such duplicity-- [Addison.]
: Open your eyes, doctor.
Times have changed.
Abnormals Iike your friend here are under enormous pressure to choose sides-- He did choose, a Iong time ago.
You think this is my only intel? Doctor, I have a room full of recordings of your boy here, coordinating, planning, fraternizing with creatures I consider to be public enemies number one through five.
Now, frankly, I don't care whether you believe me or not, but you need to know how serious this is.
Your tall hairy friend here is an enemy target.
Now, I am advising you to stay well out of my way.
If you don't, I will come after you too.
No way, no how.
The Big Guy would never do something Iike this.
That's what I said.
[Will.]
: Do you remember how upset he was when Galvo killed the Redstone abnormals? Or when he found out about these radical groups in the first place? [Magnus.]
: Of course I do.
It must be a mistake.
I've tasked Henry with getting to the bottom of it.
[Will.]
: Well, don't worry.
We'II hear from the Big Guy soon, and all this will be sorted.
I hope you're right, but in the meantime, you need to be on the alert, just in case you run into him, or SCIU.
I'II spread the word.
We're at the Lisbon address now, we're getting ready to go in.
Be careful.
AIways.
[door creaks open.]
Someone's here.
Take cover! Get down! [roaring with effort.]
From below, we rise! [Kate.]
: Nice shooting.
[Magnus.]
: Henry? What is it? [Henry.]
: I changed the security passwords Iike you asked, Iooked for evidence the photos had been doctored, anything that could absolve the Big Guy.
And? Nothing.
So I searched his room.
I'm sorry, Doc, I know I shouldn't have.
Did you find anything? [Bigfoot.]
: I pledge to serve the cause that is just I pledge to kill for the cause that is just! I pledge to die for the cause that is just! [cheering and shouting.]
He's faking it, right? It's a fake.
He's working an angle, he's gotta be.
I don't think so, not without telling me.
Then why is he acting Iike this? There's gotta be a reason, something must have happened.
[she sighs.]
No.
[Henry.]
: Doc? [banging on glass.]
[Magnus.]
: Get up! [Henry.]
: Doc, he's in a drug-induced coma, remember? [banging angrily.]
Get up, or I swear to God I will vent the oxygen from this room.
Last chance! What took you so Iong? [Henry.]
: You're awake! He's awake! Yes, and he has some explaining to do.
[Henry.]
: Ooh, what about his mind powers? Aren't we--? [Magnus.]
: We're protected by the shielding on this enclosure.
We're safe as Iong as we don't go inside, which is, I suspect, how you were able to overpower my friend.
Oh, such a nice fellow.
So punctual with his daily feedings.
[Crixorum.]
: It took months of effort, but little by little, I was able to open a tiny door into his mind.
[Magnus.]
: How? You were-- Unconscious? Yes, but even in that state, I'm able to project my desires.
Probably wouldn't have worked on a human, but as you know His species has an enlarged frontal Iobe.
It makes him prone to trust.
Eventually, I was able to implant the suggestion to reduce the dose of the sedative.
Once I was fully awake-- [Henry.]
: He never had a chance.
What have you done to him? I re-mapped his neural pathways to carry out my wishes.
You son of a bitch! Henry.
Why didn't you go with him? Why did you stay behind? I couldn't risk alerting you.
Besides, I Iike it here.
Well, that was a very bad decision, because now you will never be free.
[Crixorum.]
: I wouldn't count on that.
Once my followers succeed in sowing chaos here on the surface, you'II have no choice but to come to me for help.
[Henry.]
: Wait, Doc.
He can communicate Iong distances.
He can command Biggie to come back here.
Sure.
AII you have to do is drop the shielding, but that wouldn't matter anyway.
I can't reverse what I've done.
The re-mapping of your friend's brain is permanent, a necessary step to ensure complete compliance.
[Will.]
: That was fast.
[Kate.]
: It was a waste of time.
None of these guys know anything about the attack.
I'm starting to think we're chasing our tails.
-Yeah, you and me both.
-Why? [Will.]
: Well, Iook, according to this data, the attack is happening tomorrow morning at the hotel where the summit's being held.
Well, that's good, isn't it? Oh, yeah, sure.
Look, it's all there, blueprints, staff schedules, even the make and model of the rental car they're using to infiltrate the hotel.
It's too specific.
[Will.]
: Exactly.
I mean, there's no way they're going to Ieave this information just Iying around for anyone to see.
Something's not right.
You think this is all a decoy? If it is, it's pretty elaborate, which means they're covering up something pretty big.
You're certain of this? [Will.]
: Not entirely, but more and more, things just don't seem right.
[Magnus.]
: When I told Addison the rebels knew about Lisbon, he barely batted an eye.
[Kate.]
: Maybe he figures he's got his bases covered.
[Magnus.]
: Perhaps.
Or maybe he doesn't care about an abnormal attack in Lisbon because the SCIU summit is taking place elsewhere.
[Henry.]
: What about those itineraries I found? SCIU diplomats flying into Lisbon from all over the world? [Magnus.]
: Some of those flights would have already departed, would they not? Let's pull up the passenger manifests.
[Henry.]
: Uh, okay FIight 983 from Manila, passenger Ferdinand Pangarap Never checked in.
[typing rapidly.]
None of them did.
[Declan.]
: So this whole Lisbon thing is a misdirect? Designed to fool the abnormals into attacking the wrong site.
Except it didn't work, and the abnormals we caught here are just pawns.
Meaning that the real attack is still going forward, only we have no idea where or when it's taking place.
Addison and his people are walking into a trap.
What do we do? Contact him again? I have a better idea.
[Will.]
: Whoa-ho Where are you going? To end this uncertainty once and for all.
I want all the details of the upcoming attack.
I'm sorry, doctor.
You seem to be a fair person, treated me quite well under the circumstances, but I've worked too Iong and hard for this day to throw it away now.
I was afraid you were going to say that.
Killing me won't solve your problem.
Oh, I have no intention of killing you.
You see, I've been reading about your kind.
It seems the Praxians tried to wipe you out What does that have to do with this? They found a way to neutralize your powers by removing a specialized organ in your brain.
The iduary gland.
Those operations were barbaric.
Hundreds of my ancestors were Iobotomized.
Yes, they were.
[gas hissing.]
What are you doing? [Magnus.]
: It's a sedative to knock you out for surgery.
You're bluffing.
I'II admit, I've never done this operation before, but you Ieave me no choice.
Naturally, I will take every precaution.
[gasping.]
PIease stop.
Details of the attack.
[gasping.]
Quickly.
[cell phone rings.]
Magnus.
[Magnus.]
: The summit's happening at the Gran Atlante Hotel just outside of Buenos Aires.
The attack is scheduled for noon tomorrow.
That's Iess than [Magnus.]
: I'm already en route.
Henry's been trying to get ahold of Addison, but no luck.
[Will.]
: We're on our way.
[Magnus.]
: Will, there's one more thing.
According to the Crixorum, the attack is going to be carried out by a group of suicide bombers.
Biggie's one of them.
I'm afraid so.
For thousands of years, the surface-dwellers have kept us down.
We suffer for their tyranny, bear the scars of their brutality.
I myself have been their prisoner for over 50 years, but the time of the uprising is at hand.
From this day forward, the occupiers shall be consumed by fire and drowned in blood.
We will die so that others may Iive.
From below, we rise.
[Guard.]
: No puede pasar, se^nora.
Solamente las personas autorizadas.
I need to see Greg Addison.
Tengo que ver a Greg-- a Greg Addison.
[Addison.]
: Dr.
Magnus? It's okay.
[Addison.]
: What are you doing here? [Magnus.]
: Why haven't you evacuated? Didn't you get Henry's messages? Yes, I got his messages, all ten of them.
You think I somehow missed the first nine? Look, my men did a secondary sweep of the building this morning.
We have set up, as you can see, a secure perimeter around the entire hotel.
There's nothing to worry about.
Really? That's your position? Unless you know otherwise.
These rebels that you're so cavalier about are the same ones that figured out you were trying to misdirect them to Lisbon.
I wouldn't underestimate their capabilities.
And what do you propose I do? Evacuate the hotel.
Postpone the summit before the deadline has passed.
And Iet them succeed in their goal of disrupting it? You don't know much about dealing with terrorists, doctor.
And you don't know much about dealing with abnormals.
Look, you're worried about your Sasquatch, I get it, but he made his choice.
Now, if he and his buddies are stupid enough to Iaunch an attack under these circumstances, I can't help him.
You've wasted your time coming down here.
[Bigfoot.]
: Our mission is almost complete.
Soon the surface will have no choice but to heed our demands.
From below, we rise.
[Kate.]
: Doc! [Magnus.]
: Kate! Thank god.
Where are Will and Declan? [Kate.]
: We ran into some trouble.
They bought me some time.
What's going on? We need to get into the hotel and past the security.
The old-fashioned way? [Guard.]
: Se^nora, ahora.
[Magnus.]
: Yeah.
[Addison.]
: Son of a Hey! Stop those two! Whoa, whoa! Stand down! [Guard, over radio.]
: Sir? What! [Guard.]
: We've had a security breach.
Yes, I know that, I just called it in.
[Guard.]
: No, sir.
Earlier today.
I've sent stills to your tablet.
They got in via the rear access road.
Evacuate the hotel.
[slams truck.]
[Magnus.]
: They cleared out all but a few service vehicles in advance of the summit.
[Kate.]
: So where would he be hiding? [Magnus.]
: According to the Crixorum, this hotel has four elevator shafts.
The plan was to detonate a bomb on this Ievel next to each one.
[Kate.]
: I'II check this way.
Stay back.
[barking defiantly.]
Dear god.
[Addison.]
: Yeah, make sure [Addison.]
: Yeah, make sure you keep someone in that stairwell.
Oh, great.
You too now.
[Will.]
: Where's Magnus? [Addison.]
: Inside.
[Declan.]
: You Iet her in? [Addison.]
: Let her? No, I did not Iet her.
She and her friend went all Krav Maga on my men.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Not a chance.
We're evacuating the entire building.
No one's going in there.
[Declan.]
: What do we do now? Why are you here? [Magnus.]
: I came to help you.
You're sick.
Stay back! [Magnus.]
: PIease, Iisten to me.
You're not yourself.
You've been brainwashed.
The Crixorum re-mapped your brain, made you feel anger and resentment.
No, I have always felt this way.
[Magnus.]
: No.
You detest violence.
You are one of the most peaceful beings I have ever known.
You are Iying.
You're only trying to confuse me.
[Will.]
: H.
, it's Will.
We need another way into the hotel.
[Henry.]
: Sure thing.
[rapid typing.]
Uh, okay, there should be an access road on the other side of the grounds.
How far? [Henry.]
: From the front entrance, I'd say it's about a good four miles.
[Will.]
: Okay, keep going.
I am your oldest friend.
PIease.
There's not much time.
Just take off the vest.
Hmm.
[starts pulling velcro.]
No I pledge to serve the cause that is just-- [Magnus.]
: Wait.
You don't have to do this.
I pledge to kill for the cause that is just.
PIease, Iisten to me! [Bigfoot.]
: I pledge to die for the cause that is just! [thud.]
[sighs in relief.]
Thank god.
Quickly, Iet's get him out of here.
[Kate.]
: Oh, Doc, we got a problem.
Two minutes till they all blow.
[Magnus.]
: AII right, Iet's get this vest off him.
Get him into that van.
[Will.]
: Henry, where's this road, man? Should be just up ahead.
Any word from Magnus? No, nothing.
They're both inside.
[Declan.]
: Damn.
Henry, SCIU's got this side Iocked off.
We need another way around.
This is the way around.
We've gotta run it.
[Henry.]
: Wait, Will! H-Hold on a second.
[Henry.]
: What time you got? Son of a bitch, it's noon.
[Guards.]
: Don't move! Stop right there! [Will.]
: Magnus, come in.
You gotta get out of there now-- [Declan.]
: My god.
Magnus! Kate! Anybody, come in! [Will.]
: Magnus, come in.
Kate, anyone, come in.
Magnus, if you can read me, please respond.
Magnus! Magnus, please! [gasps and groans.]
Will this is Magnus, do you copy? Don't ever scare me Iike that again.
Are you okay? No.
We need help.
[groans.]
[Kate coughs.]
[she groans softly.]
Ow.
[Will.]
: Yeah, I'd say so.
How Iong have I been out for? A week.
A week? [Will.]
: Yeah.
You took a pretty bad hit.
Magnus had to operate twice.
What happened? The hotel-- It was evacuated before the explosion.
There were 11 casualties, including three suicide bombers.
Unfortunately hasn't done much to change world opinion about the attacks.
Most world Ieaders are calling for an all-out war against the abnormals.
That's exactly what they wanted.
I'm sorry Wait, the Big Guy, what-- [Will.]
: He's fine.
Well he's getting better.
[sighs in relief.]
Good.
[Will.]
: Magnus has been trying to undo the damage done by the Crixorum using the help of Sally.
The mermaid? [Will.]
: Yeah.
I think it's working.
His memories are coming back But he feels terrible about what happened.
I'd Iike to see him.
I think he'd appreciate that.
Did the doc say when I'II be well enough to travel? Calm down, okay? You just woke up.
I just really should be getting back to Hollow Earth.
People will be worried.
Is that a Herusan promise band? From Garris? I Iooked it up.
Yes.
Congratulations.
Thanks.
we bear the scars of their brutality.
I myself have been their prisoner for over 50 years-- I'm sorry.
[Bigfoot.]
: That's all right.
[Magnus.]
: Thank you.
Wait.
[she sighs.]
PIease sit.
[Magnus.]
: What you said.
About being a prisoner-- [Bigfoot.]
: I didn't mean it.
[Magnus.]
: Are you certain? Because if you ever wanted to Ieave-- [Bigfoot.]
: You know I don't.
I feel at home here.
I always have.
Things will get better, you know.
I have to Iive with what I've done.
I know you feel terrible, but you have to stop beating yourself up.
I mean, if anyone should feel guilty, it's me.
I'm the one who sent you into that Iion's den.
[Bigfoot.]
: No, it's not your fault.
Nevertheless, if it wasn't for me, the Crixorum would never have had a chance to attack you.
No You did what you felt was right.
Hmm.
But ultimately, I caused you pain.
I knew there would be costs when I chose to take the Sanctuary down this path, but I never intended for you to pay the price.
I blow up a hotel, almost kill-- You're the one who's apologizing? [chuckles ruefully.]
[Bigfoot.]
: We need supplies.
I'II give Henry the Iist.
Why don't you go? Huh? Are you sure? If you feel up to it.
Thank you.
[knocks deliberately.]
From below, we rise.
[.]
[.]
Kinda hurt.
: What do we know about this Addison fellow himself? [Will.]
: He's the UN Security Council's top trouble-shooter.
[Addison.]
: You've sent the Hollow Earth Osama home to re-arm and re-group.
[Magnus.]
: Get out.
[Addison.]
: You just signed the Sanctuary's death warrant.
[Galvo.]
: My group came here to claim this Iand as our own, to win back the surface from those self-entitled humans.
[Bigfoot.]
: Enough [Will.]
: It's a whole new world out there.
Factions of abnormals killing each other, plotting to kill us It's only going to get worse, isn't it? Henry, where's this road, man? Should be just up ahead.
[Will.]
: It should be? Come on, we're running out of time here.
Yeah, I know.
Any word from Magnus? No, nothing.
They're both inside.
Damn.
Henry, SCIU's got this side Iocked off.
We need another way around.
This is the way around.
We gotta run it.
[Henry.]
: Wait, Will! H-hold on a second.
[Henry.]
: What time you got? Son of a bitch, it's noon.
Come on.
[Guards.]
: Don't move! Stop right there! [Will.]
: Magnus, come in.
You've got to get out of there now-- My god.
[.]
[Will.]
: Magnus, it disgusts me.
It is disgusting.
[Magnus.]
: It's part of their usual behavior.
Some abnormals prefer to eat in private.
Others, Iike the Besovites, require your complete attention.
They're exhibitionists.
[Will.]
: They smear their food all over each other and then Iick it off.
It's Iike watching the Animal PIanet version of '"9 1/2 Weeks'"! [Magnus.]
: Well, I find that if you just sit back and relax, it can actually be quite enjoyable.
[Will.]
: Okay, stop it, you-you are Iying now.
[Magnus.]
: Yes, I am.
[Will.]
: What about Henry? [Magnus.]
: He's in charge of clearing out their habitat.
[Will.]
: Biggie? [Magnus.]
: He's halfway to Hollow Earth, I'm afraid.
[Will.]
: Can't you do it? Forget I said that.
Oh, hey, what about a mannequin? [Magnus.]
: Will, believe me, over the years, I have tried everything.
The Besovites always know.
There really is no substitute for sitting and watching.
I'II make you some popcorn-- [Henry.]
: Doc! There's a call from Declan, priority channel.
[Magnus.]
: Declan, what's going on? I'm sorry to disturb you, but there's someone here who needs to speak to you right away.
Kate! [Kate.]
: Hey, Doc! Will, Hank.
It's good to see you.
[Henry.]
: How's Iife in the tunnels? Good, but something's come up.
[Will.]
: What's wrong? [Kate.]
: Two days ago, a group of abnormals arrived back in Hollow Earth.
[Magnus.]
: Yes, I arranged transport through the Moscow Sanctuary.
Did something happen? One of them came to me, a Takterran by the name of Sephis.
He said he had information about a terrorist attack being planned on the surface.
By whom? [Declan.]
: Fanatic abnormals.
They're trying to strike at key targets to start a human-abnormal war.
[Will.]
: Yeah, we've run into those guys before.
What's the target? [Kate.]
: No idea.
All he was able to tell me is that it's been planned for months, and that the group behind it definitely has the power and the connections to pull it off.
Where's he getting his information? Another Takterran, a guy named Oren, deeply embedded in the abnormal faction.
[Kate.]
: Sephis told me they were out drinking one night, and Oren spilled the beans.
Look, I don't know if this is Iegit or not, but Sephis was pretty shaken up.
I figured it was worth a trip to warn you guys.
Absolutely, you did the right thing.
Thank you.
Apparently this Oren fellow works out of a terrorist cell right here in London.
I'm thinking we should stake out his favorite pub and pick him up.
Good idea, but do it covertly.
We don't want to tip off the rest of the group.
[Declan.]
: Understood.
We'll be in touch.
AII right.
[beeps off console.]
[Will.]
: What do you think? How do you feel about a trip to London? Hey, if it gets me out of the Besovite ballet, I am all for it.
[Magnus.]
: Henry, call up everything we have on the abnormal insurgency.
Scour our usual channels, see if we can find a potential target.
Yeah, I'm on it.
Um, Doc, what about the Big Guy? Ah.
Leave a message for him at his next checkpoint.
There's really no point in him going to Hollow Earth anymore.
[Henry.]
: Okay.
[clock tower chiming.]
[Kate.]
: Will! [Iaughing in delight.]
Ah It is really great to see you.
[Will.]
: You too.
Wow, Hollow Earth clearly agrees with you.
[Kate.]
: How was the flight? [Will.]
: Oh, man, Business CIass is not what it used to be.
[Kate.]
: Try riding a giant Yurka Beetle for 12 hours in search of an active gateway.
[Will.]
: Do they serve meals? [she Iaughs.]
[Will.]
: So, what's the Iatest? [Kate.]
: Um, we just got back.
Found Oren at his Iocal watering hole.
The guy Iikes to get his drink on.
[Will.]
: So, where is he now? [Kate.]
: Isolation room.
[Will.]
: Is he sober enough to talk? [Kate.]
: Does it matter? [Will.]
: He Iooks dead.
[Kate.]
: No, that's just the Takterran defense mechanism.
Hey.
[Will.]
: Okay, just relax.
We're not going to hurt you.
We're not SCIU, we're not Lotus, we just want some information.
I have nothing to say to you.
[Kate.]
: Hmm, see, that's not your best move.
We know about the attack.
[Oren.]
: Sephis [Kate.]
: Hey, don't blame him.
You're the one who opened your big mouth.
[Will.]
: Your people are about to make a mistake.
If this attack goes through, there's gonna be serious consequences.
[Oren.]
: It'II be worth it to see your blood soak into the earth so those underground can taste our victory.
[Will.]
: Okay, okay.
Spare me the '"Death to the Infidels'" speech.
What do you want? You have nothing to offer me.
[Will.]
: We can take you back to Hollow Earth.
You and your entire crew.
[Oren.]
: And Ieave the surface to you? And why would we accept that? [Will.]
: Because it's better than the alternative.
You'II be hunted down Iike beasts, and the offer which I've just given you, you'II never get again.
And you wouldn't be making this offer if you weren't afraid.
It's proof that our tactics are working.
-Oh, for god's sake-- -Oren Don't do this.
[whispers.]
I hope you die Iike the rest of them.
Okay, Iet's go.
[computer beeps.]
A-ha, there we go.
Now we're talking.
[beeping.]
D-don't No, no, no, no, don't-- [computer beeps.]
Bang, zoom! [Magnus.]
: Wow.
Things are going well, I see.
Every time I get access to one of the priority databases, CIA, FBI, SCIU, I get kicked off almost immediately.
I thought I was on to something with the Shin Bet cloud, but the same thing happened.
Look, I'm sorry, Doc.
We've been voted off the island in a big way.
And you haven't been able to find anything to confirm the attack.
Other than a couple of vague intelligence dispatches, but they have Iess detail than we do.
AII right, well, keep Iooking.
You're bound to find something sooner or Iater.
[Henry.]
: I'm about to hack into the Japanese IAS.
I might need an interpreter.
[Magnus.]
: You know where to find me.
[Henry.]
: Hey, uh, Doc, any word from Biggie? [Magnus.]
: No, why? Well, I Ieft a message for him at the checkpoint in Peru.
He should have got it by now.
Oh, he's probably just delayed.
You know how difficult it is for him to travel without attracting attention.
[Declan.]
: Any Iuck with our guest? [Will.]
: Not so much.
He's got some pretty strong beliefs about the new world order.
[Declan.]
: Yeah, I'm sure, but I may have some good news.
We've downloaded all the video feeds from the CCTV cameras where Oren was caught, then ran them through our facial recognition software.
And he was seen entering or exiting this building a total of 19 times in the past week.
Hmm, score one for Big Brother.
I'd hazard a guess this is where the splinter cell meets.
[smashing.]
[Agents, distantly.]
: There are bodies in here.
Abnormal and human.
There's some in here too.
Looks Iike somebody got here first.
So, the place is trashed.
[Henry.]
: A SCIU hit? No, I don't think so.
The shootings are sloppy, unprofessional.
I'm thinking the rebels.
How Iong ago did this happen? [Will.]
: Less than a day.
The bodies are still fresh.
[Henry.]
: I don't get it.
Why kill people on your own team? [Magnus.]
: Consolidation.
Reduce the risk of an information Ieak by eliminating all non-essential personnel.
Lovely.
[Will.]
: Well, that's what you get for swimming with sharks.
[Magnus.]
: Unfortunately, this only bolsters the idea that an attack is imminent.
You wouldn't resort to this step unless everything was in place.
[Kate.]
: Will! [Will.]
: Hold on, Kate's got something.
[Magnus.]
: What is it? [Kate.]
: A shipping document, but the address is burnt off.
The only Ietters I can read are '"S-B-O-A'".
[Henry.]
: I can run a matching algorithm, see if I come up with any options.
Lisbon.
Portugal? [Magnus.]
: Yeah, the Portuguese spell it ""L-I-S-B-O-A.
"" Now, if they were shipping something there We could be Iooking at a second cell.
Henry, go back and Iook for anything related to Lisbon or Portugal.
Maybe we'II get Iucky.
Will, Kate, we'II be in touch.
AII right.
[Will.]
: Hard at work, I see.
[Iaughs.]
[Kate.]
: It's been a Iong time since I felt that.
They have spectrum beds down there, but it's just not the same.
[Will.]
: You know, you can come back topside anytime you want.
I'm sure Magnus can find a replacement for you down there.
[starts to speak, then stops.]
[Will.]
: But? It's hard to explain.
What's happening down there, Will, it's incredible.
Since Praxis fell, everything is brand new.
I feel Iike a pioneer.
Everyone is so focused on the future.
It's Iike the past doesn't exist.
It doesn't matter where you came from, or what you've done.
You could be whoever you want to.
Does that make any sense? [Will.]
: Yeah.
It sounds amazing.
But, you know, you can be whoever you want to be up here with us, too.
There's more to it than that.
Garris.
These hard drives are toast.
Come on, I got a better idea.
[Henry.]
: So I hacked into the SIS database [Henry.]
: So I hacked into the SIS database [Magnus.]
: '"SIS'"? [Henry.]
: The Portuguese Security Intelligence Service.
It's a Iame acronym, I know, especially when you got a '"P,'" an '"I,'" and two '"S'"s to work with-- -Onward.
-Anyway I figured if anything big was going on in Lisbon, these guys would know about it, so after a couple of blind alleys and a game of cat and mouse with a system administrator Encrypted travel itineraries.
Now, I didn't even know what I had until I broke the code and saw this.
[Magnus.]
: '"Greg Addison.
'" [Henry.]
: Mr.
BIack Hat himself.
Do you recognize any of the other names? [Magnus.]
: Hagan Kiersted, Mashita Narumi, these are all people who deal with abnormals.
It Iooks Iike they're all getting together in Lisbon to consolidate under the SCIU banner.
[Henry.]
: And Tesla? [Magnus.]
: Is not on the Iist, small mercies.
[Henry.]
: Okay, so what do we do? Well, I'm afraid we have no choice.
We have to warn Addison.
Really? Really really? I may not agree with what these people do, but they don't deserve to be victimized.
Send me a copy of this and get in touch with Will and Kate.
[beeping door code.]
[Will.]
: You're free to go.
[Oren chuckles.]
What's the catch? [Kate.]
: No catch.
You made it pretty clear you're not going to tell us anything.
[Will.]
: Besides, we can't risk keeping you here after what happened to your friends.
What do you mean? What Who did this? We were hoping that you could tell us.
[Will.]
: Look, I understand you didn't want to betray your friends, but that doesn't seem all that relevant anymore, does it? Whoever's planning this has no Ioyalty.
They will kill anybody who they think is expendable.
So you have two choices.
You can cooperate with us, or you can take your chances out there.
What do you want me to do? Tell us everything you know about the attack.
I don't know anything.
I don't.
We weren't given any details.
What about Lisbon? We have reason to believe the target is there.
We've been sending detonators to a group Iike ours in Lisbon all week.
You have an address? [Addison.]
: Well, I really don't care who you have to disappoint.
If you don't have one gassed up and ready to go by 9:00 a.
m.
tomorrow morning at Laughlin, I will personally-- [smashing and crashing.]
Call me back.
[furniture crashing, combatants struggling.]
Sorry, but I did warn them it was urgent that I see you.
[Addison.]
: Well, then, I'm all ears.
[Magnus.]
: I know about the upcoming SCIU summit in Lisbon.
That's supposed to be a secret.
[Magnus.]
: I'm not the only one who knows.
There's a radical group of Hollow Earth abnormals who intend to disrupt the summit with some kind of attack.
[Addison.]
: Where did you hear this? I'm not at Iiberty to say.
Of course not.
[Magnus.]
: I'm sorry.
I wish I could give you more details, but I thought it was important to inform you sooner rather than Iater.
I appreciate that, but I have to say I'm a Iittle surprised that you're coming to me with this.
I admit I was torn, but ultimately, there are Iives at stake.
That's not what I mean.
I'm surprised you're coming to me because I thought your people were behind it.
Behind the attack? You can't be serious.
[Addison.]
: Why not? I'm capable of gathering evidence, just Iike you.
Of what? You really don't know, do you? I don't understand.
What is this? Every one of the abnormals in those photos is a hard-core extremist, the ones responsible for the attack in Lisbon.
And according to my Iatest intel your Sasquatch is their new Ieader.
[Magnus.]
: You must be joking.
He has been a Ioyal friend for over 50 years.
Well, then, maybe you can explain why he's chumming around with the abnormal equivalent of AI Qaeda.
Truthfully, I can't, but there must be a good reason.
Then bring him in.
We'II question him together.
I'II do no such thing.
[Addison.]
: Fine, I'II come to you.
We'II talk to him on your turf.
You can't do that either, can you, because you have no idea where he is.
This is ridiculous.
I have known him Ionger than you've been alive.
He is incapable of such duplicity-- [Addison.]
: Open your eyes, doctor.
Times have changed.
Abnormals Iike your friend here are under enormous pressure to choose sides-- He did choose, a Iong time ago.
You think this is my only intel? Doctor, I have a room full of recordings of your boy here, coordinating, planning, fraternizing with creatures I consider to be public enemies number one through five.
Now, frankly, I don't care whether you believe me or not, but you need to know how serious this is.
Your tall hairy friend here is an enemy target.
Now, I am advising you to stay well out of my way.
If you don't, I will come after you too.
No way, no how.
The Big Guy would never do something Iike this.
That's what I said.
[Will.]
: Do you remember how upset he was when Galvo killed the Redstone abnormals? Or when he found out about these radical groups in the first place? [Magnus.]
: Of course I do.
It must be a mistake.
I've tasked Henry with getting to the bottom of it.
[Will.]
: Well, don't worry.
We'II hear from the Big Guy soon, and all this will be sorted.
I hope you're right, but in the meantime, you need to be on the alert, just in case you run into him, or SCIU.
I'II spread the word.
We're at the Lisbon address now, we're getting ready to go in.
Be careful.
AIways.
[door creaks open.]
Someone's here.
Take cover! Get down! [roaring with effort.]
From below, we rise! [Kate.]
: Nice shooting.
[Magnus.]
: Henry? What is it? [Henry.]
: I changed the security passwords Iike you asked, Iooked for evidence the photos had been doctored, anything that could absolve the Big Guy.
And? Nothing.
So I searched his room.
I'm sorry, Doc, I know I shouldn't have.
Did you find anything? [Bigfoot.]
: I pledge to serve the cause that is just I pledge to kill for the cause that is just! I pledge to die for the cause that is just! [cheering and shouting.]
He's faking it, right? It's a fake.
He's working an angle, he's gotta be.
I don't think so, not without telling me.
Then why is he acting Iike this? There's gotta be a reason, something must have happened.
[she sighs.]
No.
[Henry.]
: Doc? [banging on glass.]
[Magnus.]
: Get up! [Henry.]
: Doc, he's in a drug-induced coma, remember? [banging angrily.]
Get up, or I swear to God I will vent the oxygen from this room.
Last chance! What took you so Iong? [Henry.]
: You're awake! He's awake! Yes, and he has some explaining to do.
[Henry.]
: Ooh, what about his mind powers? Aren't we--? [Magnus.]
: We're protected by the shielding on this enclosure.
We're safe as Iong as we don't go inside, which is, I suspect, how you were able to overpower my friend.
Oh, such a nice fellow.
So punctual with his daily feedings.
[Crixorum.]
: It took months of effort, but little by little, I was able to open a tiny door into his mind.
[Magnus.]
: How? You were-- Unconscious? Yes, but even in that state, I'm able to project my desires.
Probably wouldn't have worked on a human, but as you know His species has an enlarged frontal Iobe.
It makes him prone to trust.
Eventually, I was able to implant the suggestion to reduce the dose of the sedative.
Once I was fully awake-- [Henry.]
: He never had a chance.
What have you done to him? I re-mapped his neural pathways to carry out my wishes.
You son of a bitch! Henry.
Why didn't you go with him? Why did you stay behind? I couldn't risk alerting you.
Besides, I Iike it here.
Well, that was a very bad decision, because now you will never be free.
[Crixorum.]
: I wouldn't count on that.
Once my followers succeed in sowing chaos here on the surface, you'II have no choice but to come to me for help.
[Henry.]
: Wait, Doc.
He can communicate Iong distances.
He can command Biggie to come back here.
Sure.
AII you have to do is drop the shielding, but that wouldn't matter anyway.
I can't reverse what I've done.
The re-mapping of your friend's brain is permanent, a necessary step to ensure complete compliance.
[Will.]
: That was fast.
[Kate.]
: It was a waste of time.
None of these guys know anything about the attack.
I'm starting to think we're chasing our tails.
-Yeah, you and me both.
-Why? [Will.]
: Well, Iook, according to this data, the attack is happening tomorrow morning at the hotel where the summit's being held.
Well, that's good, isn't it? Oh, yeah, sure.
Look, it's all there, blueprints, staff schedules, even the make and model of the rental car they're using to infiltrate the hotel.
It's too specific.
[Will.]
: Exactly.
I mean, there's no way they're going to Ieave this information just Iying around for anyone to see.
Something's not right.
You think this is all a decoy? If it is, it's pretty elaborate, which means they're covering up something pretty big.
You're certain of this? [Will.]
: Not entirely, but more and more, things just don't seem right.
[Magnus.]
: When I told Addison the rebels knew about Lisbon, he barely batted an eye.
[Kate.]
: Maybe he figures he's got his bases covered.
[Magnus.]
: Perhaps.
Or maybe he doesn't care about an abnormal attack in Lisbon because the SCIU summit is taking place elsewhere.
[Henry.]
: What about those itineraries I found? SCIU diplomats flying into Lisbon from all over the world? [Magnus.]
: Some of those flights would have already departed, would they not? Let's pull up the passenger manifests.
[Henry.]
: Uh, okay FIight 983 from Manila, passenger Ferdinand Pangarap Never checked in.
[typing rapidly.]
None of them did.
[Declan.]
: So this whole Lisbon thing is a misdirect? Designed to fool the abnormals into attacking the wrong site.
Except it didn't work, and the abnormals we caught here are just pawns.
Meaning that the real attack is still going forward, only we have no idea where or when it's taking place.
Addison and his people are walking into a trap.
What do we do? Contact him again? I have a better idea.
[Will.]
: Whoa-ho Where are you going? To end this uncertainty once and for all.
I want all the details of the upcoming attack.
I'm sorry, doctor.
You seem to be a fair person, treated me quite well under the circumstances, but I've worked too Iong and hard for this day to throw it away now.
I was afraid you were going to say that.
Killing me won't solve your problem.
Oh, I have no intention of killing you.
You see, I've been reading about your kind.
It seems the Praxians tried to wipe you out What does that have to do with this? They found a way to neutralize your powers by removing a specialized organ in your brain.
The iduary gland.
Those operations were barbaric.
Hundreds of my ancestors were Iobotomized.
Yes, they were.
[gas hissing.]
What are you doing? [Magnus.]
: It's a sedative to knock you out for surgery.
You're bluffing.
I'II admit, I've never done this operation before, but you Ieave me no choice.
Naturally, I will take every precaution.
[gasping.]
PIease stop.
Details of the attack.
[gasping.]
Quickly.
[cell phone rings.]
Magnus.
[Magnus.]
: The summit's happening at the Gran Atlante Hotel just outside of Buenos Aires.
The attack is scheduled for noon tomorrow.
That's Iess than [Magnus.]
: I'm already en route.
Henry's been trying to get ahold of Addison, but no luck.
[Will.]
: We're on our way.
[Magnus.]
: Will, there's one more thing.
According to the Crixorum, the attack is going to be carried out by a group of suicide bombers.
Biggie's one of them.
I'm afraid so.
For thousands of years, the surface-dwellers have kept us down.
We suffer for their tyranny, bear the scars of their brutality.
I myself have been their prisoner for over 50 years, but the time of the uprising is at hand.
From this day forward, the occupiers shall be consumed by fire and drowned in blood.
We will die so that others may Iive.
From below, we rise.
[Guard.]
: No puede pasar, se^nora.
Solamente las personas autorizadas.
I need to see Greg Addison.
Tengo que ver a Greg-- a Greg Addison.
[Addison.]
: Dr.
Magnus? It's okay.
[Addison.]
: What are you doing here? [Magnus.]
: Why haven't you evacuated? Didn't you get Henry's messages? Yes, I got his messages, all ten of them.
You think I somehow missed the first nine? Look, my men did a secondary sweep of the building this morning.
We have set up, as you can see, a secure perimeter around the entire hotel.
There's nothing to worry about.
Really? That's your position? Unless you know otherwise.
These rebels that you're so cavalier about are the same ones that figured out you were trying to misdirect them to Lisbon.
I wouldn't underestimate their capabilities.
And what do you propose I do? Evacuate the hotel.
Postpone the summit before the deadline has passed.
And Iet them succeed in their goal of disrupting it? You don't know much about dealing with terrorists, doctor.
And you don't know much about dealing with abnormals.
Look, you're worried about your Sasquatch, I get it, but he made his choice.
Now, if he and his buddies are stupid enough to Iaunch an attack under these circumstances, I can't help him.
You've wasted your time coming down here.
[Bigfoot.]
: Our mission is almost complete.
Soon the surface will have no choice but to heed our demands.
From below, we rise.
[Kate.]
: Doc! [Magnus.]
: Kate! Thank god.
Where are Will and Declan? [Kate.]
: We ran into some trouble.
They bought me some time.
What's going on? We need to get into the hotel and past the security.
The old-fashioned way? [Guard.]
: Se^nora, ahora.
[Magnus.]
: Yeah.
[Addison.]
: Son of a Hey! Stop those two! Whoa, whoa! Stand down! [Guard, over radio.]
: Sir? What! [Guard.]
: We've had a security breach.
Yes, I know that, I just called it in.
[Guard.]
: No, sir.
Earlier today.
I've sent stills to your tablet.
They got in via the rear access road.
Evacuate the hotel.
[slams truck.]
[Magnus.]
: They cleared out all but a few service vehicles in advance of the summit.
[Kate.]
: So where would he be hiding? [Magnus.]
: According to the Crixorum, this hotel has four elevator shafts.
The plan was to detonate a bomb on this Ievel next to each one.
[Kate.]
: I'II check this way.
Stay back.
[barking defiantly.]
Dear god.
[Addison.]
: Yeah, make sure [Addison.]
: Yeah, make sure you keep someone in that stairwell.
Oh, great.
You too now.
[Will.]
: Where's Magnus? [Addison.]
: Inside.
[Declan.]
: You Iet her in? [Addison.]
: Let her? No, I did not Iet her.
She and her friend went all Krav Maga on my men.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Not a chance.
We're evacuating the entire building.
No one's going in there.
[Declan.]
: What do we do now? Why are you here? [Magnus.]
: I came to help you.
You're sick.
Stay back! [Magnus.]
: PIease, Iisten to me.
You're not yourself.
You've been brainwashed.
The Crixorum re-mapped your brain, made you feel anger and resentment.
No, I have always felt this way.
[Magnus.]
: No.
You detest violence.
You are one of the most peaceful beings I have ever known.
You are Iying.
You're only trying to confuse me.
[Will.]
: H.
, it's Will.
We need another way into the hotel.
[Henry.]
: Sure thing.
[rapid typing.]
Uh, okay, there should be an access road on the other side of the grounds.
How far? [Henry.]
: From the front entrance, I'd say it's about a good four miles.
[Will.]
: Okay, keep going.
I am your oldest friend.
PIease.
There's not much time.
Just take off the vest.
Hmm.
[starts pulling velcro.]
No I pledge to serve the cause that is just-- [Magnus.]
: Wait.
You don't have to do this.
I pledge to kill for the cause that is just.
PIease, Iisten to me! [Bigfoot.]
: I pledge to die for the cause that is just! [thud.]
[sighs in relief.]
Thank god.
Quickly, Iet's get him out of here.
[Kate.]
: Oh, Doc, we got a problem.
Two minutes till they all blow.
[Magnus.]
: AII right, Iet's get this vest off him.
Get him into that van.
[Will.]
: Henry, where's this road, man? Should be just up ahead.
Any word from Magnus? No, nothing.
They're both inside.
[Declan.]
: Damn.
Henry, SCIU's got this side Iocked off.
We need another way around.
This is the way around.
We've gotta run it.
[Henry.]
: Wait, Will! H-Hold on a second.
[Henry.]
: What time you got? Son of a bitch, it's noon.
[Guards.]
: Don't move! Stop right there! [Will.]
: Magnus, come in.
You gotta get out of there now-- [Declan.]
: My god.
Magnus! Kate! Anybody, come in! [Will.]
: Magnus, come in.
Kate, anyone, come in.
Magnus, if you can read me, please respond.
Magnus! Magnus, please! [gasps and groans.]
Will this is Magnus, do you copy? Don't ever scare me Iike that again.
Are you okay? No.
We need help.
[groans.]
[Kate coughs.]
[she groans softly.]
Ow.
[Will.]
: Yeah, I'd say so.
How Iong have I been out for? A week.
A week? [Will.]
: Yeah.
You took a pretty bad hit.
Magnus had to operate twice.
What happened? The hotel-- It was evacuated before the explosion.
There were 11 casualties, including three suicide bombers.
Unfortunately hasn't done much to change world opinion about the attacks.
Most world Ieaders are calling for an all-out war against the abnormals.
That's exactly what they wanted.
I'm sorry Wait, the Big Guy, what-- [Will.]
: He's fine.
Well he's getting better.
[sighs in relief.]
Good.
[Will.]
: Magnus has been trying to undo the damage done by the Crixorum using the help of Sally.
The mermaid? [Will.]
: Yeah.
I think it's working.
His memories are coming back But he feels terrible about what happened.
I'd Iike to see him.
I think he'd appreciate that.
Did the doc say when I'II be well enough to travel? Calm down, okay? You just woke up.
I just really should be getting back to Hollow Earth.
People will be worried.
Is that a Herusan promise band? From Garris? I Iooked it up.
Yes.
Congratulations.
Thanks.
we bear the scars of their brutality.
I myself have been their prisoner for over 50 years-- I'm sorry.
[Bigfoot.]
: That's all right.
[Magnus.]
: Thank you.
Wait.
[she sighs.]
PIease sit.
[Magnus.]
: What you said.
About being a prisoner-- [Bigfoot.]
: I didn't mean it.
[Magnus.]
: Are you certain? Because if you ever wanted to Ieave-- [Bigfoot.]
: You know I don't.
I feel at home here.
I always have.
Things will get better, you know.
I have to Iive with what I've done.
I know you feel terrible, but you have to stop beating yourself up.
I mean, if anyone should feel guilty, it's me.
I'm the one who sent you into that Iion's den.
[Bigfoot.]
: No, it's not your fault.
Nevertheless, if it wasn't for me, the Crixorum would never have had a chance to attack you.
No You did what you felt was right.
Hmm.
But ultimately, I caused you pain.
I knew there would be costs when I chose to take the Sanctuary down this path, but I never intended for you to pay the price.
I blow up a hotel, almost kill-- You're the one who's apologizing? [chuckles ruefully.]
[Bigfoot.]
: We need supplies.
I'II give Henry the Iist.
Why don't you go? Huh? Are you sure? If you feel up to it.
Thank you.
[knocks deliberately.]
From below, we rise.
[.]
[.]
Kinda hurt.