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Ellis here. You better come up and have a look.

There's something alongside.

Probably one of the latest kind of submarines.

All right. Be straight up.

Well, where is this monster that he...

Under attack.

Submarine.

Airborne missile.

Look like flying, flying fish.

Under attack.

Found this place last year on a cycling holiday with my wife.

Thought it'd be a good idea to contrast the modern methods of fishing with the

old. Look at that.

Could be back in the 17th century.

It's good. Very good.

Look at the texture of that brickwork.

Hundreds of years in it.

Most of those boats are over 50 years old. Really?

Don't build them like that nowadays.

No.

It's uncanny.

These men work purely by instinct.

No equipment, just years of experience handed down from generation to

generation. And the amazing thing is that only two hours before this, our

underwater detector reported nothing in the area.

Mayday. Mayday. Deep Space Probe 87 calling. Deep Space Probe 87 calling.

Control receiving. Come in 87.

25 UFOs landing.

Concentrating in area NML -12.

We have been seen. Three UFOs approaching.

Taking evasive action.

ESP -87, come in.

Come in.

87, can you hear me?

87, come in.

Wait a minute.

What's that?

That fish.

That's strange.

They're only found in the mid -Atlantic, never around our coasts.

I say, we've found something here.

Did you notice that fish?

I'm afraid to take the negative of that shot and have it blown up as soon as

possible. Right.

I'm afraid you'll have to excuse me.

I was so intrigued with your picture that I nearly forgot I have an

to meet the backer of our next film, and I'm already very late. I quite

understand, Mr. Straker. You have a very good film there.

Thank you, Mr. Stray.

Get an underwater cameraman down there first thing tomorrow morning.

I think we may have a very interesting new dimension to this film.

Deep space probe 87 has been destroyed.

They saw a buildup of UFOs in area NML 12.

NML 12?

That's only four hours away. I've alerted all stations.

Right.

Mass UFO attack.

Our defense scheme will knock out at least half of them before they even get

into the Earth's atmosphere.

Doesn't make sense.

Maybe they expect to get them all through. No, they know that's not

Unless they've got something else up their sleeve.

Well, put space observation platform watchdog in that zone immediately.

Computerize every scrap of information it sends in, no matter how small.

All this way just to photograph fish which shouldn't even be here.

Must have more money than sense. Yeah, yeah. Well, if you do see any, shoot

about 200 feet.

From about six different angles, okay? Okay.

Testing, testing.

One, two, three, four.

Loud and clear.

At least the water's warm.

Do you see anything?

Not yet.

Strange. The deeper I go, the warmer the water.

There's a fissure here.

Several different tropical kinds.

Must be this warm water.

I see something else, like a flying fish.

It's large, silver.

Are there any sharks in this area?

Yes. It's turning towards me.

Here, give us a hand.

Come on, give us a hand.

It's been cut.

He said he was photographing fish.

Yes, a species peculiar to the mid -Atlantic and never before found off the

coast of Cornwall.

Did anyone check to find out about sharks in this area?

I did, personally.

I was assured that they very rarely came to that part of the coast, and the

occasional one that did was quite harmless.

But the air pipe was severed.

Very well, that's all, gentlemen.

As soon as our investigations are complete, I'll call again to discuss the

claim. Good day to you.

Well, if you'll excuse me, I was going to see Elizabeth.

Yes, of course. If there is anything at all that I can do, please let me know.

Thank you.

Lieutenant Anderson, get me a skydiver.

All right.

That cameraman said something about large, silver, flying fish.

Now, last week, the freighter Kingston was sunk here in the mid -Atlantic by

missiles like flying fish.

Hmm. And the species of fish off Cornwall are normally found there.

You think there's a link?

It's too much of a coincidence for there not to be.

Captain,

I want you to proceed to the area where the freighter Kingston was sunk. I'm

having full instructions prepared for you. I'll contact you in 30 minutes.

This is Space Intruder Detector relaying report from Watchdog.

UFOs maintaining position in area NML...

Take it down to the seabed.

Let's have a look around there.

Well,

we know there are no signs of reinforcements, and the weather forecast

next month is excellent, and shadow certainly won't cease operation.

I suggest the next batch of information you feed in, you add a drop of passive

oil.

How's the water temperature?

Fifteen degrees higher than the surface.

Still rising.

Maybe the volcano's active.

No, we'll check that.

Get shadow control.

Yes, sir.

Skydiver for you, Commander.

Thank you.

Yes, Captain?

We're in the search area.

Thought you were to know.

Water temperature near base of volcano 30 degrees higher than normal.

I see.

Well, thank you, Captain. I'll call you back in a minute.

Have Colonel Foster bring in that report on the underwater cameraman, will you?

Yes, sir.

Thanks.

Another link.

Listen to this, Paul.

The deeper I go, the warmer the water becomes.

Get me Skydiver.

Take a look at this, Paul.

The deep water around that volcano is a lot warmer than it should be.

Skydiver.

Captain, I want you, by using your temperature gauges, to follow that

warm water.

Try and find out where it leads to, and if possible, what's causing it. Report

back to me every 15 minutes.

Very good, sir.

You know, I have an idea.

They'll finish up just about here.

Cornwall. Yes, and the fish followed the warm water.

Exactly.

Lieutenant Anderson, what's the latest on Watchdog?

Lieutenant Anderson is on 24 -hour leave, sir. Last report from Watchdog

received three minutes ago. No change.

Thank you.

eyes of three degrees.

Captain.

Evasive action.

Periscope depth.

Slowly. All right, sir.

Good work, Captain.

Resume your original search.

And Captain, watch yourself.

Yes, sir.

It seems the UFO has been using that volcano as a front door to the Atlantic.

Skydiver also found the reason for the rise in water temperature.

What was that?

An undersea cable.

The UFO was using it as an energy supply.

They can travel underwater on their own power.

Yes, for short distances.

And you think this one has been to Cornwall?

It looks that way.

Then there must be an energy plant under the volcano.

And if the water temperature is so high, it's generating a lot more power than

is needed to drive one UFO.

Yes.

Well, I wonder what skydiver will find at the end of that cable.

Captain, what's the news? Nothing, sir.

We've been right around the bit. It appears to be completely smooth.

Any sign of an entrance? Not as far as we can see.

Let's go down and have a closer look.

Dive.

Lieutenant?

You know Colonel Poser?

Well, I think a cup of skydiver coffee would be just great.

Come on, Paul. Let's get our water wings on.

After you've dropped us, get out of sight, Captain.

We'll rendezvous back here in 45 minutes.

Yes, sir.

Al, there's no interest. There must be, Paul.

I'll get some of this stuff under a microscope.

Maybe we can find out what that thing's made of. What did you see, sir?

Fred, I can't talk about it at the moment, Captain. You'll find out why

Yes, sir.

Take us up.

Surface.

I want you to stay by that dome, Captain. Report anything unusual.

If necessary, but only as a last resort, blast it out of the water.

I'll contact you as soon as I get back to shadow each few.

Very good, sir.

Anything from Watchdog?

No, nothing, sir.

Would you tell Colonel Lake I want Lieutenant Anderson's psychiatric

right away?

Yes, sir.

Still can't believe he's a traitor.

We can't deny what we saw with our own eyes, can we?

Answer to question one.

From Anderson's psychiatric report, I can find no reason for disloyalty.

Answer to question two. As you insist upon asking questions without giving

sufficient information, I can only supply unsatisfactory answers.

The most I can say about the last question, is there any link between the

undersea dome and the massing of UFOs in area NML -12, is.

If there is any link, it can only be connected with my previous answers.

A, reinforcements, possibly the dome of the construction to house UFOs. B, it

contains elaborate equipment to be used to change the weather to negate radar.

C, it is there to bring about in some way the non -function of shadows to

the UFOs uninterrupted entrance to Earth's atmosphere.

Hmm.

Well, that's a massive use of information.

Yes, I agree.

Is there any way, Colonel, of rephrasing the questions?

We have asked the questions in 12 different ways, sir. Each time the same

answer. That simply isn't enough information.

Yes, yes, yes, yes. I'm sorry.

Oh, look, Paul, we're not going to be able to find out anything until we get

inside that dome.

As soon as the analyst report has been fed in on my knife, let me know.

Yes, sir. We'll do our best.

I don't know what you're talking about. What were you doing in that dome? I

don't know what you're talking about. What were you doing in that dome? What

dome? The dome we saw you in. We saw you in that dome.

You couldn't have. I've spent the last 24 hours at home.

Witnesses. I told you I was by myself.

What were you doing in that dome?

I don't know anything about any dome. What were you doing in that dome? All

there's no sense wasting any more time, Paul.

Doctor. I was never in any dome, whether you saw me or not.

know what this is all about, but the answer better be pretty good.

How long, Doctor?

Another five seconds.

I think I'm about ready.

Now, what were you doing in that underwater dome?

I don't know anything about an underwater dome.

Where have you been for the last 24 hours?

I've been at home by myself.

Did you sleep?

Yes, I slept.

Did you lock the doors?

Yes, I locked all the doors. Why?

There have been burglaries in the area.

Have you ever been to Cornwall?

Never.

Look, Doctor, is there any chance he's resistant?

No, no, no. This drug is infallible.

Another shot.

One more.

Tell us about the dome.

I don't know about the dome.

I don't believe it.

There's only one way to find out what's inside that damn dome.

Doctor.

Yes, you'll be all right.

Put Lieutenant Anderson on the lock and key.

The deposit on your knife indicates that the substance from which the undersea

construction is made is of a molecular structure unknown to us. But my

conclusion is that the entrance could be made by pressure. The rupture would be

self -sealing.

Thank you, Colonel. I hope the answer is satisfactory, sir.

Colonel Lake.

Look, I do understand the problems.

And the answers are satisfactory.

Thank you, sir.

Will you please ask Colonel Foster to get his bags packed?

Yes, sir.

Dive.

Sorry to have to keep you in the dark about all this, Captain. When I tell you

why, I'm sure you'll understand.

Lieutenant Anderson is a traitor.

He was inside that dome.

Anderson? No possible.

I'm afraid it's the truth.

Now, Colonel Foster and I are going to try to get inside that thing. I've no

idea what we'll find.

But I want you to stay within range.

And if we're not back in one hour, destroy it. Come on. No buts, Captain.

If we're not back in that time, we won't be coming back anyway. One hour,

understand? Yes, sir.

It's been a youth hunt.

Well, in an unknown country, I think it's better to travel light.

Fifty -three minutes to go.

Well, let's see what wonders await us down here.

I handed him over to security less than two hours ago. Yeah, well, maybe they

forgot to lock the door. Look, I'm going to try and find out what he's up to.

Yeah, I'll do some investigating myself.

Good idea. Look, we got 44 minutes. I'll meet you back in the equipment at 20.

Right.

See anything, Paul?

Dr. Livingston, I presume.

What happened to you?

You. Look.

I guess we'd call it some kind of plastic surgery.

Why? That is the question.

Anderson, think what we've done to him.

After this, we've got to stick together, Paul.

Come on, let's hide it.

Ever had that feeling you've been here before?

Yeah.

Sure looks familiar.

But why?

Shadow control to Sid.

Shadow

control

to Sid.

Come in, Sid.

Shadow control to Moonbane.

Come in, Moon Bay.

Moon Bay's receiving you, Shadow Control.

UFOs approaching from NML -12. Do not attempt to intercept.

Repeat. Do not attempt to intercept.

Do not understand.

Do not understand.

You say, do not intercept?

Is this correct?

Correct. Commander Straker's orders.

UFOs to be dealt with by Earth's defenses.

Over and out.

Do not understand.

You say do not intercept.

Is this correct?

Correct, Skydiver.

Commander Straker's orders.

UFOs will be dealt with by ground defences.

Over and out.

The computer was right.

I plan to take over shadow control and use it to let those UFOs through.

But where did they get our voices from?

They've obviously been recording our communications.

By using the words they need and putting them together, they can make us say

anything they want.

And why all this elaborate miming?

Oh, you forget. Like we've seen on the TV screens.

Come on, Paul. Let's go.

We'll split up. That way one of us will stand a chance. Okay.

Whoever gets back first stops the countdown.

No, no, there isn't time. They're ready to make their move.

Good luck, Paul.

Good luck.

Eight minutes.

Only another eight minutes.

Did you see Commander Straker? Yes, sir.

The masked UFOs are moving out of area NML -12.

Must presume attack course.

Any sign of the commander? No, sir.

torpedoes armed, sir.

away, sir.

Colonel Foster.

Fire 2.

Yes, sir.

Bye, too.

Two away, sir.

Attack velocity in two waves.

Message received.

Commander, they're on their way.

Shadow control to moon base.

Attack and destroy second wave of UFOs.

Red alert.

Red alert.

Interceptors immediately on.

Skydiver. Shadow control to skydiver. Attack and destroy first wave of UFOs.

Understood.

And possibly we never will.

It could have been some form of X -ray photography, but... At least they won't

try that again.

Don't bet on it, Paul.