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Hey, ithought you said
this was the main entrance.

It is. We just need
to find a way to open this.

I do not recognize the symbols.

It's babylonian.

Cuneiform. It's incredible.

What is?

Well, unlike phoenician
ugarite cuneiform,

these characters are pictograms

rather than representations
of unique sound symbols.

Does it say how
to open the pyramid?

Ziggurat.

Huh?

You said pyramid.
It's a ziggurat.

Yeah. Open the door.

Well, it might not be so easy.

I'm going to have to go back
to earth for a reference.

How hard could it be?

Very.

It's a dead language.

I mean, I doubt
anyone's even stood here

for 3,000 years.

Oh, iwouldn't be
so sure aboutthat.

What you got there?

An empty pack of cigarettes.

They're Russian.

Hammond: Major.

Carter: The Russian
Stargate program

was only up for 37 days.

We've seen their logs

and the list of planets
th ey visite d,

and p2x 338 was not one of them.

Perhaps they deceived us.

At the moment,
all they're admitting to

is thatthere may have been

some unauthorized use
of their gate.

What's that supposed to mean?

This is major
Valentine kirensky.

He was serving under
colonel sakolov

at the base in Siberia.

It now appears that he was
also taking secret orders

from certain hard—line elements

in Russian army intelligence.

He disappeared

we were called in to
deactivate the Russian gate.

And theythink he went off—world?

Along with

and an archeologist named
Alexander britski.

I know his work. He's an
expert on ancient mesopotamia.

Why would they go
behind sakolov's back?

Perhaps for the same reason

the n.I.D. Conducted
off—world operations

without the knowledge
of Stargate command.

To steal alien
technology at any cost.

Why 338 as opposed
to any other planet?

That has yet to be determined.

If they went through the gate

before everyone at
the Russian base was killed,

they could still be out there.

It's doubtful they would've
survived this long.

The planet's surface temperature

averages 135 degrees
fahrenheit in the shade.

Shade? I don't remember shade.

They could've taken
shelter in the temple.

Oh, so they figured out
how to open the door?

I'll figure out the door.

Should they not have
attempted to return by now?

Not without exposing
their operation.

I mean, they could
still be waiting

for some kind of signal.

She's got a point, sir.

Russian commandos
can be pretty hard—core.

Th ey'd wait forever

before they'd violate
mission protocol.

I'm aware of that, colonel.

That's why we're going
to allow a second Russian team

to accompany you
back to the plan et.

Excuse me?

It's going to be
a joint mission—...

Full disclosure,
full cooperation.

May I ask why, sir?

In fact, the Russians
have been pushing

for more direct involvement

in the Stargate program
for quite some time.

We've been resisting,
but in this particular case,

it might be useful
to have them on board.

Yes. Well, general, you know,

I'm a big fan of the Russians

and international relations

are a bit of a hobby of mine.

However, I do believe that sg—I

should handle this one alone.

The decision's
been made, colonel.

They're on their way.

Yes, sir.

Carter: Because we have
an agreement, sir.

Yeah. Did you see them

holding up their end of it?

Well, have we?

No.

If Thor's ship hadn't have
crashed into the ocean,

we would never even have
told them about the Stargate.

Hey, whose side are you on?

I'm just saying

that we should at least
try to work together.

Carter, when you
go th rough that gate,

you gotta know your team members

are watching your six.

Actually, in Russian,
they'd be watching your shest.

Huh?

Which I suppose is
neither here nor there.

Have you figured out how
to open that pyramid yet?

Ziggurat.

And yes, ithinki have.

In order to expedite matters,

the Russians e—mailed me
the entire report

of their archaeologist
Dr. Britski.

The temple is dedicated
to the babylonian god marduk.

And marduk was a Goa'uld?

Well, it seems likely.
The word "Babylon"

literally means
"gate of the gods,"

so if there is a connection,
it wouldn't surprise me.

Hello?

Yeah. Ok.

The Russians are coming.

Ugh! The
greatest superpower on earth,

and they can't make
a decent cup of coffee.

Nice view.

Oh, yeah. Colonel.

Good morning, gentlemen.

And ma'am. There's a ma'am, sir.

At ease. You must be
colonel zukhov.

It's a pleasure to
meet you, general Hammond.

Allow me to introduce
major vallarin,

and lieutenants marchen ko
and tolinev.

Welcome to Stargate command.

This is colonel Jack O'Neill,

major Samantha Carter,

Dr. Daniel Jackson,

andteal'c.

The famous colonel O'Neill.

Hmm?

I believe we have
a mutual friend.

We do?

Dr. Svetlana markov.

Ah!

She spoke very highly
of all of you.

Before we proceed,

perhaps you would
like to get some rest

and maybe something to eat.

We took the precaution
of eating before we came.

What colonel zukhov
means is that

we'd like to get to work
as quickly as possible.

Very well.

Hammond: Dr. Jackson.

2 years ago,
Dr. Alexander britski

began an excavation
near rafha in southern Iraq.

He found several stone tablets

engraved with
babylonian cuneiform,

and one with a set of
symbols he didn't recognize.

Gate coordinates.

In fact, the coordinates
for p2x 338.

Dr. Britski had no idea
of their significance,

but someone must have
recognized something,

because the results of the dig

were never published,

and the whole thing
became classified.

Wait a minute.

2 years ago, the Russians

hadn't even seen a Stargate.

Butthey did have a dhd—...

The one discovered
by the Germans in 1906

andtaken by the red army

at the end of
the second world war.

So when they finally
gottheir program

up and running,
they must have added

p2x 338 to the list of addresses

supplied by colonel maybou rn e.

That doesn't explain

whythey didn't just
send a regular team.

Did Dr. Britski
discover anything

that might suggest why
they singled this planet out?

Along with the coordinates,

the tablet included a reference

to something called
"the eye of tiamat."

It was a large Jewel
of some kind

which supposedly endowed marduk

with great magical abilities.

That wouldn't be why you folks

wanted to keep this quiet?

Need I remind you, colonel,

that the United States

has operated a Stargate
in secret for years

with the express purpose
of obtaining alien technology.

That was before we had

an agreement
to share information.

You took it upon yourselves

to representthe interests
of the entire planet

without consulting anyone.

You exposed the world
to countless dangers.

At least we dealt with them.

It only took you folks
what, a month

to find something
you couldn't handle.

Gentlemen, please.
We seem to have gone

a little bit off—topic here.

Dr. Jackson,
what about the entrance?

Can you get us inside?

Uh, yeah. The engravings
on the entranceway

are a kind of code.

It's like a giant
combination lock.

It's just a matter of

activating the correct symbols.

In the proper sequence.

I have the utmost confidence

in your abilities, doctor.

You have a go.

Swell.

Is that a p—90, colonel?

50—round horizontal clip,

900 armor—piercing rounds
per minute.

Feel the weight of that sucker.

Impressive...

Though I prefer
the Russian zastava m85.

Those are made in
yugoslavia, aren't they?

Man via intercom:
Chevron 7 locked.

Sg—I, move out.

Stay in close formation.

If you get separated,

maintain contact on channel 3.

What was that all about?

I was just wishing them
the best of luck.

Right. Look, zukhov,

let's get
something straight here.

I'm the ranking senior
officer on this mission.

This is a joint operation,

and we are of equal rank.

Which means you should
appreciate the need

for a clear chain of command.

Of course.

Hammond via
control room mic: Colonel?

Is there a problem?

No, sir. No, sir.

After you.

Daniel...

Jackson: Just about there.

You said that an hour ago.

Look, if you want to give
this atry, be my guest.

Carter, break out the c4.

Wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait.

Ok, I got it.

It's a standard retelling

of the babylonian creation myth.

Marduk slays the
winged serpenttiamat.

He cuts her in two.

He uses half of her
to create the sky

and the other half
to create the earth.

How does that help us,
Dr. Jackson?

Well, you see, some of the text

has been deliberately
placed out of order.

Only a priest of marduk

would be able to spot
the discrepancies.

Here.

Here.

And here.

O'Neill: Nice job.

Carter: This doesn't
seem very stable.

Jackson: It's over
4,000 years old.

O'Neill: Which way?

I don't know.

We should split up

you take your team down here,

and we'll go down there.

All right,
but Teal'c goes with you...

For your own protection.

And perhaps

you should take
lieutenant marchenko.

For the same reason.

Fine. Move out.

Colonel zukhov: Marchen ko, da.

Carter: Colonel.

O'Neill: Identify yourself.

Marchenko, in Russian:
Identify yourself.

One of yours?

Marchen ko: Da.

If these men disappeared

how could one of their bodies

completely decompose that fast?

It didn't decompose.

This skeleton's covered
in tiny teeth marks.

Something ate this guy?

Stripped the flesh
right from his bones.

Marchenko, in Russian:
Holy shit.

You can say that again.

It appears to be a sarcophagus.

Zukhov, this is O'Neill.

Zukhov, via radio:
What is it, colonel?

We found one of kirensky's men.

He's dead.

Exercise extreme caution.

Understood.

We found a sarcophagus.

We're investigating.

N egative.

Hold your positions
till we get there.

Zukhov, respond.

Zukhov!

Damn it. Fall back.

You are disobeying
a direct order.

Itrust colonel O'Neill
won'ttake it personally.

Hey! Get out of there!

Tolinev: Marchenko!

Jackson: Interesting trap.

It doesn't really
protect the sarcophagus,

but it does lock you in with it.

I told you to hold
your position!

The mission requires that we
thoroughly explore the area.

I gave you an order!

Someone would have set off
this trap eventually.

It is just as well.

One of your own men is dead!

Where I come from,

that ten ds to make a commander

just a little upset!

Where I come from,

casualties are to be expected.

What?!

Colonel, we still need to
find a way out of here.

Shouldn't we open this first,

make sure there's no one home?

Teal'c, have you ever seen
anything like this?

Indeed I have not.

It's like someone tried
to seal the sarcophagus

from the outside.

Kirensky's team must have
cut it open with a blowtorch.

Open it up.

There's no crystal.

There's no button to open it.

Oh, for crying out loud.
I'll do it myself.

Pull!

So much for marduk.

I thought a sarcophagus

could keep one alive
indefinitely.

Perhaps it malfunctioned.

Yeah, buti don'tthink
that's what killed him.

These bones exhibit
the same markings

as the skeleton we found.

Whatever killed
the Russian soldier

killed the Goa'uld as well.

How'd it get in there?

I don't know.

Better question is,
where is it now?

Sir, we've got a problem.

We've got a lot
of problems, Carter.

Can you be a little
more specific?

We can stretch out
our food rations,

but our water's
limited to 5 days.

We won't be here that long.

So now what do we do?

We can use plastic explosive

to blast a hole in the entrance.

Yeah. That might work.

It might also Bury us
under aton of ziggurat.

Zukhov: The colonel
is right, major.

The time has not yet come
for such desperate measures.

What about this writing?

Any mention of a back door?

No. This portion of the text

deals with the final
fate of marduk.

Ithinkwe know
the final fate of marduk.

Well, apparently, he
was such an evil tyrant

that his own priests
rebelled against him.

They sealed him
in the sarcophagus

and placed something
in there with him.

There's no direct
translation for the word,

but I'm assuming
it's a reference

to the creature that ate him.

Are you saying
he was eaten alive?

The sarcophagus would
have done his best

to continually
keep him alive, so...

It probably would have
taken a while.

My god.

Ok. That's officially
the worst way to go.

It would seem his fate
is very well deserved.

Marduk would have
died eventually,

but the creature must have
stayed alive in the sarcophagus

until major kirensky
and his men came along.

They let it out. It killed them.

We've only found one body.

All right. Here's the deal.

We're gonna search
this place top to bottom.

We're looking for a way out

and the rest of kirensky's team.

Everybody got that?

I'd like to stay
and finish this translation.

It might be useful.

Fine. The rest of us
will pair off.

Teal'c, you're with zukhov,

Carter with tolin ev.

Major, you're with me.

Vallarin: Yes, sir.

Hold it. Got something.

What is it?

Carter: It looks like
some sort of cocoon.

It's empty.

Carter: What is it?

I thought I heard something.

It's britski.

O'Neill.

Yeah. Go ahead.

Colonel zukhov and I

have found additional
skeletal remains,

along with equipment
and personal items.

Any sign of a creature?

N egative.

Colonel O'Neill, this is zukhov.

I have what appears to be

britski's personal log.

All right. Take it
back to Daniel.

Have him take a look at it.

Zukhov: Very well.

Teal'c: Colonel zukhov!

Coming!

There it is again.

Carter: I don't see anything.

Tolinev: It's
around here somewhere.

O'Neill: Daniel, report.

It's not me.

O'Neill: Carter,
what's your situation?

Carter!

I'm all right.

Vallarin: What happened?

Carter: The creature
attacked us.

I think she's going into shock.

Get her back to
the main chamber. Teal'c.

Sir, it's still alive.

Well, we'll kill it.

No. That's not what I mean.

I sensed a presence.

What are you talking about?

The symbiote.
The Goa'uld symbiote.

It's still alive.
It's inside that thing.

Carter: The creature
must have injected her

with some kind of venom.

Her body's shutting down.

What can we do?

Well, I've given her
a shot of epinephrine.

That should buy us some time,

but if we don't get her
back to the sgc soon,

she's not gonna make it.

She's right.

The same thing
happened to the other team,

according to
Dr. Britski's journal.

The creature escaped when
they opened the sarcophagus.

It attacked major kirensky.

He was dead within 2 hours.

Any mention of what
happened to the others?

2 people died
when a passageway collapsed,

and the last entry reads,

"I'm all alone now.
There is no escape.

Only one course
of action remains."

A cyanide pill.

They were given to all
Russian Stargate personnel.

Colonel, we no longer
have a choice.

We must use the c4.

We're not done
searching yet, colonel.

Lieutenanttolinev
is running out of time.

I'm well aware of that, colonel,

but we're not gonna risk
any more lives

until we've exhausted
our options.

H ey...

Take a look at this.

It's a sketch of an artifact

Dr. Britski found
inside the sarcophagus.

He thought it might be
the eye of tiamat.

You guys find anything
like this with the journal?

There was nothing
but old equipment

and spoiled rations.

Then where is it?

Colonel, surely the
recovery of this arti fact

is no longer a priority.

It never was a priority.

This was supposed to be
a rescue mission.

It would appear there
is no one left to rescue.

Well, I wouldn't say that.

Looks like blood.

Indeed.

Colonel O'Neill, this is Carter.

O'Neill: Yeah. Go ahead.

Carter: Sir, Teal'c and I
found traces of blood.

I think I may have
wounded the creature.

O'Neill: Well,
won't its snake fix it?

Depends on how bad
the injury is, sir.

O'Neill: All right. Stay sharp

How is she?

Her pulse is getting weak.

Vallarin: Did you hear that?

What?

Wait here.

Yes. You go down
the dark hallway alone,

and I'll wait here
in a dark room alone.

A dead end.

Yeah.

I guess we should have
considered taking that left.

Colon El, we both know

there's only one way
out of here.

Any blast big enough to
put a hole in that door

is gonna bring the whole
thing down on top of us.

I'm willing to take the chance.

Yeah, well, I'm not.

What about lieutenant tolinev?

I thought casualties
were to be expected.

It's obvious you're not capable

of taking the necessary risks.

No, we take risks.

But we don't hand out
cyanide pills...

And we don't leave
our people behind.

Is it just me, or have we been
down this passageway before?

Indeed we have.

This place is like a maze.

Perhaps we should return—...

Ah!

It's not moving.

I'm not sensing anything.

Nor am I.

There is no symbiote
inside this creature.

It could have left the body

when it realized it
couldn't heal the wound.

A symbiote would not
survive for very long

under those circumstances.

Unless it found a new host.

Carter, on radio:
Colonel O'Neill.

Go ahead.

Sir, we found the creature.
It's dead.

That's good news.

The only problem is the
symbiote's no longer inside it.

That's a bit disconcerting.

Sir, as you know,
Teal'c's body is incapable

of sustaining a symbiote

as long as he carries
a larval Goa'uld.

And he doesn't sense the
presence of a Goa'uld in me.

So...

That leaves Daniel,
major vallarin and,

well, the two of you, sir.

Drop the weapon.

I don't think so.

I know it's not me.

And I know it's not me.

Colonel, please respond.

Get back to the main chamber.

Check on Daniel and vallarin.

I'll see you there in a bit.

Carter: Roger that, sir.

I'm not kidding, zukhov.

I'll shoot ya.

This is beginning to make sense.

Is it?

If you were the Goa'uld,
you might not want to leave

until you found
the eye of tiamat.

It would explain your
reluctance to use explosives.

And if you were the Goa'uld,

and you'd been stuck in
this dump for 2,000 years,

you might notthink
about anything

except getting out of here.

Which would explain
why you're willing

to take such an insane risk.

Then it would seem
we have a problem.

Carter: Daniel.

Hey, guys, I just finished
translating this section—...

Whaa!

Hey, what's up?

I do not sense the presence
of a Goa'uld.

Me neither.

Well, thank you.

So what were you gonna say?

I was gonna saythati
just finished translating

a section of the text.

It says that marduk used
to emerge from his temple

and appear amongst his people
riding a beam of white light.

A ring transporter?

Yeah. there's a good chance

it might be right here
in this room.

Colonel zukhov?

Zukhov: In here.

What is this?

I believe
O'Neill may be the Goa'uld.

Don't be an idiot, zukhov.

It could just as well be him.

Very true, colonel.

Ah!

Oh, man.

Where is the eye of tiamat?

I don't know what
you're talking about.

You forget, colonel,

that I retain all
the knowledge of my host,

and he was well aware
of your secret orders

to obtain alien technology.

You wish to bring the eye
back to your superiors.

I have no secret orders.

You lie.

Yep it's here.

We gotta tell the colonel.

No, not until we're sure
he's not a Goa'uld.

Teal'c, what are you doing?

We must find the means by
which to engage the rings.

Right.

An interesting weapon.

It's obviously capable
of inflicting severe pain

as well as death.

Shall itest it
on your new friend?

Stop

I have the eye.

Give itto me,

and I will spare you.

What are you doing?

I'm sorry, colonel.

I was acting under orders.

Don't give it to him. Don't.

No one else will die
because of me.

Give me the eye.

Take it!

Geez!

What's that?

Colonel O'Neill.

Colonel O'Neill.

Yeah, I'm ok.

Carter: What happened?

The Goa'uld was in vallarin.

Zukhovjusttook him
out with a grenade.

Sir, we found a ring
transporter.

Daniel says it'll take
us to another temple

a few miles from here.

All right. I'll be
there in a minute.

Hey.

I do not sense the presence
of the Goa'uld.

Well, good.

And I'm fine, by the way. Thanks.

How's tolinev?

She'll be ok if we
get out of here soon.

Where's zukhov?

He didn't make it.

One thing leftto do here.

All set. Let's go.

Vallarin, as marduk:
Colonel O'Neill!

I will have my revenge.

You know, you guys
always say that.

Colonel.

Lieutenant tolinev
corroborates your story.

So she was telling the truth.

She will be debriefed
again, of course,

once we're back in Moscow,

where she can speak more freely.

Yeah. I'm sure you'll be able

to get her to say
whatever you want.

Colonel, this isn'tthe time.

General, zukhov's secret orders

put us all in jeopardy.

I want that on the record.

Your opinion is already a matter

of public record, colonel.

So is the fact that every
member of your team survived,

yet only one Russian soldier
made it back alive. Barely.

Yeah, if your people
understood the concept

of chain of command,
none of this—...

No! We are agreed.
You were in command.

We also know which lives

you were willing to sacrifice.

We regret the loss of life

and offer our condolences to
the families of your officers.

And I'm sure you also
regret this eye of tiamat

was buried along
with colonel zukhov,

never to be recovered.

Yes, we do.

Perhaps it is best to admit
we both made mistakes, huh?

It would be better
if you just admitted

you screwed up

I will pass that sentiment
along, colonel.

Yeah, please do.

I'm sure this will
have no bearing

on our future participation.

I wouldn't count on future
participation if iwere you.

No?

I would.