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[ music playing ]

No, that is
yours alone to use.

8:00?

8:15.

Keep on practicing.

Keep that out of sight.

Tustin, my tests worked.

It will scale up.

We can make
our own fresh water.
We don't have to--

Now is not the time.

That's it?

You know what?

I think you are holding
some back for yourselves,

or else you're
selling it outright.

I can assure you, sir,
we haven't.

That's right.
You know why?

Because
the great Ian Fien
owns this ocean,

and he graciously allows
you and your people
to live on it.

And in turn,

all he asks is that
you pay a tribute...

and in turn,
he gives you
fresh water.

I don't think
you're keeping up

your end
of the bargain.

M-Mr. Scrim, sir,
we need more water.

Double your tribute
by tomorrow.

We have exhausted
all the resources nearby.

It will take time
to gather more,

but without water,
it's impossible.

So what you're saying
is this amount of water

isn't enough
for the population
you have here?

Exactly, sir.

Oh. Hmm.

By the authority
of the Warlord Ian Fien,

I will reduce
your population by 10%.

Take five, six
healthy ones, girls.

Willow, this isn't
the time to fight.

You want to honor
your father, stay alive.

But what about you?

I never had a father. Go.

Mr. Scrim, sir,
that's not what I meant.

Double your tribute
by tomorrow if you
want your people back.

You can take me,

but release my people.

[ bone snaps ]
[ screams ]

[ groaning ]

[ child babbles ]

Shh! Shh! Shh.

[ no audible dialogue ]

There's too many.

People of Korotoa,

prepare for the wrath
of Ian Fien.

Gentlemen, please.

And now the retribution

of Warlord Ian Fien!

[ screams ]

SCRIM: Hwahh!

Hey, where are
you going?

The fun's just started.

Oh.

SCRIM: Oh!

Hi, kiddies.

Now hear me.

You'll have
double tribute
by tomorrow,

or your people
will become

the permanent property
of Warlord Ian Fien.

Thank you very much.

What are you doing?

What's it look
like I'm doing?

I'm taking this!

You can't.

I can.

What about the sharks?

I'll go deep,
where they won't see me.

Have you even soloed
in that thing before?

I made a promise
to look after Willow.

I'm keeping
that promise.

What are you
waiting for?

Let's go.

[ man singing
in foreign language ]

I've never seen anybody
do what he did.

I've seen something
like that before

a long time ago...

but it was different.

What do you mean?

It's hard to explain.

I was just a little kid.

There was someone
who was similar...

but he respected the sharks.

He didn't use them like that.

I always thought
it was just a fairy tale

to make the kids
feel safe in the water.

It was true.

And where are they now?

Long dead.

But there may be another.

[ scoffs ]
You're sounding
like the elders now.

Enough with
the fairy tales.

How are we
gonna stop him?

One step at a time.

First, we have
to get Willow back.

We have to rescue
our people.

Why are we surfacing?

We need to get
as close to the stern
of that trawler as possible.

Take the wheel.

What--What are
you doing?

I'm getting Willow out.
Stay hidden,

and if you get in trouble,
dive, okay?

You can't do this alone!

Okay.

Hey!

[ yells ]

[ splash ]

Stowaway!

Guys, over there!

We--We won't be able
to take much of this.
They'll sink us.

We have to get
out of here now!

What did you do?!

Me? What are you
talking about?

We've got no thrust!

I didn't do anything.

It's--It's--

It's loose.

Okay, we're good!
Go, go, go, go,
go, go, go!

[ metal creaking ]

[ creaking continues ]

We can't stay here
much longer.

A little further.

We can go deeper
than they like to.

[ creaking continues ]

I--I don't think we can
stay here much longer.

Are we clear?

I don't know.

We have to go up.

[ creaking continues ]

We can't stay here
much longer!

We've got to go!

Okay, let's ascend.

[ creaking continues ]

SCRIM: I'll have the rest
of the tribute by tomorrow,

I assure you.
The people of Korotoa,

they've been
specially motivated.

Stop! Stop!

SCRIM: Oh, uh, I heard
that the ship bearing

the components that we need
for the wave energy

should be docking
in Nauru any day now.

Now, with those components,

we can go over
to kinetic energy
from the ocean.

We don't have to use
people anymore, human power.

The sooner we can
end this inefficient
situation, the better.

We'll still need captives
for the sharks.

MAN: All right,
go ahead.

[ spits ]

Whoa! Stop! Stop!

Just keep your hands
on the wheel, child,

and you keep pushing.
Don't stop.

You just keep
one foot in front
of the other, child.

You keep pushing,
no matter what.

The Warlord is
too powerful to fight.

What about our people?

If we do as he says,
they will be returned.

You don't know that.

Timor, you're young,

but when
you're older,

you will
think differently.

They need us to
power the machines.

Killing us is not
in their interest.

Besides, we need
the water they provide.

If a few of us
are to be sacrificed

so that
the rest of us can live,

then that's
a worthy sacrifice.

What have you got?

Where'd you get those?

There are benefits
to being the one
who cleans the oysters.

Must have been
some kind of life.

You sure you want
to do this?

I made a promise

to look after Willow.

I can't ask you
to come with me.

You don't have to ask,
'cause I'm coming.

It's not a good idea.

Do you want
those pearls to barter?

Of course.

Then I'm coming with you.

[ man singing
in foreign language ]

Sun-stone.

I've only seen
one of those before.

Who gave you that,
child?

Was it your father?

Don't worry.
I won't tell anyone.

He teach you
the old ways?

He taught me how to navigate
by position of the sun.

But did he
teach you the secret
of shark calling?

He was a shark caller.

Most of us here
survived the first days

of the flood
because of him.

He died when I was young.

This is all he left me.

There must be a reason
he left it with you.

You have to help us.

[ laughs ]

[ gags ]

[ laughs ]

Your face!

[ laughs ]

Her--[ growls ]

[ yelps ]

Beautiful!

Hold up, buddy.
What's in the bag?

None of your business.

We don't allow weapons
or contraband in here.

Oh, really? Uh, what's that?

This?
It's only ceremonial.

So's the bag.

Give me that!

You're asking for trouble!

Great.
What do we do now?

[ screams ]

I'm keeping this
for my trouble.

Do you know
who that was?

[ music playing over stereo ]

[ overlapping chatter
and cheering ]

Wait!

You're Ann Aldrin.

Been called worse.

We have an opportunity,

a unique charter.
We need--

You need
a few more bags like that

to start
that conversation.

I'm not interested.

[ cheering continues ]

Come on!
Come on!

Come on!

Come on!

Keep it in!

[ overlapping chatter ]

Come on!

Little bit more.

Come on.
Come on.

Come on!
Come on!

Yeah!

[ music playing ]

[ overlapping chatter ]

[ Irish accent ]
Where you going with that?

And the rest of it?

I'm finished with this.

You're finished when I say
you're finished, honey.

That's
my tenth run today.

I'm winning
this place dry.

How long
before all these suckers
realize they can't win?

You'll just have to be
a little more creative.

I work best
at 50 fathoms.

I do wet work,
not dry.

You're the idea man.
I'm the free diver,

and right now you're
not really adding much
to that equation.

I got me ear to the ground
for a big score.

There's a freighter inbound
with some serious cheddar.

In the meantime,
we're gonna need
some more pocket money, honey.

From now on,
you'll be getting
your own pocket money.

We're done.

Usual.

That was pretty good...

for an amateur.

And I suppose you
want to challenge me?

No.

I want to offer you
more for your time,

an opportunity
to get out from under

whatever hold
that lowlife has on you.

What kind of con
is this?

It's no con.

It's the opportunity
of a lifetime.

[ laughs ]

Yeah,
I've heard that before.

Listen.
Someone with your skills

shouldn't be wasting it
on drinking money.

Do you want to spend
the rest of your life
with your head in a bucket?

How 'bout I put
your head in a bucket?

No offense...

but you're better than this.

Go on.

You know
Hawksbill Fortress?

We're gonna crack it open.

What do you say?

I'd say you're
buying me a drink.

Come on. What are
you doing to me?

Is that thing for real,
or is it just for show?

[ chuckles ]

Depends who's asking.

That would be me.

In that case,
it's real.

[ ball, shells clattering ]

Stop.

Left.

I saw what you did.

What did you see?

You pinged the shells.

Excuse me?

You know,
like a--a dolphin would.

It's acoustics
and sonar.

We're not
on the water...

What really struck me

is the skill
it must have taken
to miniaturize that.

What do you want?

I have
a job opportunity.

I'm retired.

I noticed you gave away
your winnings.

If you really
want to strike back
against the big man,

this is the job for you.

I'll give you five minutes.

So you want us
to help you

break into Hawksbill
to rescue your people?

That's right.

Edgar here
will use his sonic tech
to ping the fortress.

We can use his data
to map out the structure,

work out where
all the captives are,

and see what other threats
we may face.

Toby, in his deep-sea
salvage suit, will go in,

crack open the weak spot
in the fortress,

and that'll
give us a way in.

What will I do?

You're a free diver.

Your job will be
to lure the sharks away
from the fortress.

You'll get the Warlord's
sharks to chase you
to a terminal depth,

giving us a clear shot
of infiltrating from below.

The sharks will follow you,
but only to a point.

We discovered that when
we were in our submersible.

Once you get
to a certain depth,

they won't be able
to follow you anymore.

And, uh--
[ clears throat ]

what's in for us?

Mm. Mm-mm-mm.
Yeah.

I'm sure that,
uh, some of this

commands a high price
in the outer atolls,

but, uh, I'm not sure
if the rewards...

match the risks.

The Warlord's
been gathering tribute

from the neighboring
villages for as long
as we can remember.

He's got
a ton of loot, fuel,

and his own
desalination machine.

The Warlord has the means
to make fresh water,

more than any of us
could ever need.

Once we have that, we can
name our price anywhere.

Okay, I got a question.

Am I gonna be able
to blow things up?

Now hear me out,
'cause--[ laughs ]

You know, uh,
dive salvage,

that's--
that's my specialty, right?

But, uh, demolition,

boom,
that's my reason detra,

like the French say.
[ laughs ]

"D'être."

I know my French.

Raison d'être.

Anyway,
do you think I, Toby,

will be able to give
the big boom-boom?

If the opportunity
presents itself...

it's likely.

Mm-mm-mm. I'm in.

[ chuckles ]

Yeah, me, too.

This is against
my better judgment entirely.

I'm in.

Excellent!

Now all we need is a boat.

See you haven't lost
any limbs yet.

That's encouraging.

Thanks for helping us.

You don't belong here.

We want to hire you
and your crew.

I'll give you
the same answer
as before.

Not interested.

You haven't even heard
our offer.

I don't need to.
One look at you two

tells me everything
I need to know.

You don't know
the first thing about us.

Oh, yeah?
You're fishermen, right,

from some
little village,
God knows where,

from the looks of it,
Korotoa.

Someone did you wrong.

Came here
with a big plan
to make things right.

Seen it before.

Big plans
from little people

end up
getting people killed.

And I, for one,
am not interested
in dying today.

So I suggest
you return to your home

while you still can,

and next time
you need saving,

I might
still be around.

Hey, there's plenty
of other captains here.

Hawksbill? The fortress?

The one filled
with enough sharks

to make Poseidon
piss himself?

Oh, boil your heads,
you monkey halfwits.

For sure. I'll take you
to Hawksbill Fortress.

I drop you
right off at the gate.

I'm sure the Warlord
would be happy to reunite you
with your friends

and then feed you off
to his sharks.

[ laughs ]

Okay, just so I understand,

you want to hire me
and my boat

to take you
to Hawksbill Fortress?

I know how this all ends.

You're all gonna die.

Uh...

no. No, thanks.

We got a boat.

How'd you do it?

You know,
we can be persuasive.

Um, introduce me
to the captain.

I want to go over
the details
of our plan.

That'll be you.
What?

The boat is ours.

What--

What do you mean,
"The boat is ours"?

Where is everyone?

TOBY: Ah...

they're a bit,
uh, tied up.

Indisposed, I'd say.

You stole this boat?

You know
who you hired, right?

The less you know,
the better.

This is
what we do.

This isn't what we do!
Right?

Before you get
all high and mighty,

you better take a look

and see what's
down in the hold, eh...

Capitano.

From the manifest...

looks like it's all bound
for Hawksbill Fortress.

What is it?

This is
a kinetic-energy harvester

for their
desalination machine,
it seems.

This looks like some kind
of kinetic-energy generator.

Okay.

Can you repeat that again?

We have your boat
and your cargo.

Check call signs.
Confirm.

Release all prisoners
unharmed,

and you can have
your boat back.

This is Mason Scrim.

To whom am I speaking?

None of your concern.

Release
all the prisoners,

and you will have your
precious cargo back,

or we will deep-six it.

Now listen to me carefully.

You will return the ship

and the cargo
belonging to the Warlord
immediately,

or I will send our sharks
to destroy Korotoa.

Where?

Korotoa.

Never heard of it.

I repeat,

release the cargo
and the ship,

or I will destroy Korotoa.

Can he do that?

You have five seconds
to decide.

I'm keeping this.

The minisub will
only hold two people.

I don't think
your salvage suit
can fit.

What about
your sonar rig?

What kind of space
does it need?

It works best
on a boat.

It could be redesigned,
but that will take time.

How much time?

I'd have to source
new parts.

Two, maybe three days
for it to work in your sub.

Then I'll have to teach you
how to use it,

and that will take time.

We don't have
three days.

There's no guarantee
our people will
still be alive.

What do you think,
Edgar?

Can you mount
your sonar device on this?

Well, it's--

This is Korotoa
to Timor. Come in.

Go ahead.

Timor,
what have you done?

You need to return
those items you stole.

Listen. The Warlord
is threatening to kill
all the hostages

unless you return
the cargo you stole
from them immediately.

We returned
that cargo.

That's not what
they're telling me.

Better do something now.

TIMOR:
Give me one minute.

You did what?!

We kept their stuff.
Why?

We're thieves by trade.

Also, you're gonna need
that stuff as leverage.

They are going to kill
the hostages!

They're bluffing.

You didn't see what
they did on Korotoa!

They have
an army of sharks!

If what you said is true,

when they
get this stuff back,

they will no longer need
the hostages.

This cargo will
make the machine run
without humans.

What will they need
the people for then?

We are in charge
of this operation.

We hired you.

You are gambling
with our people's lives.

No! We're saving them.

I'm sure
that was your motive.

You need to bring
this cargo back
right now!

It's too late.

What?

To give the stuff back,
it's too late.

The mistakes you
are making will cost you.

Mr. Scrim, sir...

I didn't know
the cargo was removed.

This was
not my intention.

This is some kind
of fubar snafu

that we are
rectifying right now.

Release the cargo,

or the captives will die.

Don't do anything.

I'm getting
your cargo back.

This wasn't me.

It's--It's too late.

What are you
talking about?

Boom. Boom! [ laughs ]

I put explosives
on the boat, man.

That's what we're trying
to do, right, guys,

I mean,
overthrow the Warlord?

Look, you told me
if an opportunity
presented itself,

and I took initiative.

You need
to get your people
off the boat now!

5, 4...
Move!

Move!
3, 2...

1. Boom!

[ laughs ]

[ whooping ]

[ gasping ]

You're dead.

You're all dead.

Stand by for a message
from the Warlord Ian Fien!

People of Korotoa,
you've chosen to defy me.

Now you must pay
the consequences.

The ocean is my dominion,

and now I shall use it
to smite my enemies.

[ screaming ]

[ screaming continues
over radio ]

Who's your Daddy?

Him.

[ man shuddering ]

What's wrong
with the system?

How do we get back online?

Well, the connections
are all good.

Something else is
affecting the sharks.

Oh, take him off.

Bring him in.

Take her.

This was given to me
by my father.

Now I'm
giving it to you.

Take care of it.

It'll take care of you
and your people.

When you think of me,
I'll always be with you.

Is the system working?

Everything is a go.

It's her.

Bring her out!

Somehow you're interfering
with this, aren't you?

Take her away.

WILLOW: No!
Willow?

Timor?

Willow!

Timor!

Listen. I want you to bring
back all that was taken,

or all your people will die.

I will.

I want you to meet Scrim
at Nauru in one hour,

and if you want
your people to live,

make sure all the cargo
is intact.

I need everything back
that you stole
right now.

Hawksbill, your cargo
will be at Nauru docks

with
the harbor master.

Everything
will be there.

Is this everything?

That's it, then.

Any agreement
or contract we've
had is dissolved.

Sion, let's go.

We're still with you
if you want.

With what?

There's nothing to be with.

We're giving up.

Sion and I are
going back to Korotoa.

This whole thing
was a mistake.

No, it wasn't.

I heard
what they did
over the radio.

Exactly. So you know
why we have to go!

An hour ago,
I would have agreed
with you. Not now.

Fine. You have
your little crusade
against the Warlord.

Leave us out of it.

Listen,
you know when they
get these parts,

they'll have
no reason to keep
the hostages alive.

They will use them
for shark food.

They will be able
to make fresh water
without human labor.

What use will you
be of to them?

We have
this one window now

to rescue
your people.

And once that is done?

If we succeed, what then?

We fight, all of us!

We made the mistake
of letting the Warlord
grow powerful.

We allowed
this menace to grow

while everyone
sat around and
did nothing.

He couldn't
have grown so powerful

without everyone
turning a blind eye.

We have to get him now
while we still can!

Listen to them.
They're right.

Okay.

If I agree to this,
no more lone-wolf stuff.

We're a team.

We do this together
or not at all.

Nobody blows up anything
without my say-so.

No hidden explosives.
No stealing.

Can we do that?

We are 24 nautical miles
southwest.

I'm currently pinging
at 2,576 fathoms,

and that sounds
like a Xinjiang
tropical coelacanth.

[ chorus vocalizing ]

Nice.

We confiscate anything
from the Warlord,

we split it
after fuel and expenses.

Oi, Warlord wants
to see her!

Now!

But if you
don't want to talk,

that's not
gonna help anyone.

Now,
you're from Korotoa,

but that--that's not
your original clan,
is it?

The world was hit
with the flood not long
before your time.

People were scrambling
to get onshore

of mountaintops
that you could still see
above the sea line.

The masters
of the mountains

pushed the people
back into the sea.

Battles were bloody,

and the blood
drew the sharks.

I was trapped in a group
of thousands of people,

and we were scrambling,
trying to get on that
last piece of land,

but it was
already occupied,

and we were pushed back
into the water,

and the water was
filled with sharks,

and it was a massacre.

But there was--

there was one man who
did something amazing,

one man
who crawled above.

And then with
some power he had,

some source of energy,

he was able to turn
the sharks back around.

A few of us,
a small group,
were able to survive.

It didn't
mean anything,

because
when the sea calmed
and we looked around,

everything
had gone underwater.

I never forgot this man.

It was his ability
that--that inspired me

to create
my system of dominion
over the sharks,

a system that
I believed was unique
to the world...

until today.

How do you do it?

How do you stop
the sharks?

I didn't do anything.

So how does it work?

It's nothing,

only a keepsake.

Don't!

Don't.

Just think.

If you share
your information
with me,

the world is yours.

Tell me how it works,

or I will send my sharks
to Korotoa,

and they will destroy
that settlement

and every
living person in it.

Scrim, once you
pick up the cargo,

I want you
to head to Korotoa
and wait for my orders.

Please don't do it.

You can do it!
It's easy!

I can't.
All you have to do

is give me what I want.

I can't.

My assistant just came up
with an excellent idea.

If we cannot get it
from you directly...

we can get it
indirectly.

I'd like you to meet
my favorite guest here.

Tiger shark. It's amazing
what they can eat.

They've found things
like license plate,
a reindeer,

suit of armor
in their stomach,

so I'm sure she'll
have no trouble with you.

[ chuckles ]

You know what I also heard?

That she's hungry.

[ chorus vocalizing ]

It works
at close proximity.

Now we just need
to find out if it works
at a distance.

Take her off the float!

Bring her up here!

SCRIM:
I'm in position.

Wait for my command.

Bring her here.

We're standing by
on your command.

If you want
to save your people,

you're going
to have to do more.

Now's your chance.

Sir, I may have a way
to uncover her method.

What is it?

Well, if she
won't freely divulge
the information we need,

there are ways
to get it out of her.

See, all I need is, uh,
to record her brain waves

while she's interacting
with the sharks.

Then we can look
through the recordings,

and maybe I can
decipher her method.

You have my permission
to do it.

I mean, it's gonna
take a--a minute.

In theory,
it should be pretty simple,

but it's gonna
take a minute--

Just be quick about it.

Without her knowledge,
this thing is useless.

What I want is more
than just how she did it,

but I want to know
what her capabilities are.

We can see
she could be defensive,

but can she also attack?

If you want
to save your people,

you need to do more.

SCRIM: I'm not here
to collect tribute.

I am here under orders
of Ian Fien.

On his command,
I will release
our army of sharks,

who will destroy your city.

Now, this is
a rightful action

by the authority
of Ian Fien,

as he does have
dominion of all those
living on the water,

so nothing you can say
or do will stop me.

Prepare to die.

If you could just
be patient for a moment.

I'm waiting for
his command. Thank you.

All right.

Willow, I'm going
to give you a task.

I'm going to ask you
to have the sharks

attack a target...

this target.

[ crying ]

Now, if you want to save
your people, you'll do it!

Please,
don't make me do this

Do it.

Scrim, on my command,

I want you to take them out.

IAN FIEN: 10...

9...

8...

7...

WOMAN: Do it!

If it'll save them, do it!

6...

5...

4...

3...

I can't!

You have to!
My life doesn't matter!

Do it! Save them!

2...

1...

[ siren blaring ]

SENTRY: We've got
an unidentified boat

approaching
the fortress!

IAN FIEN:
Scrim, stop the attack!

Return to Hawksbill now!

All hands on deck!
We're coming about!

Sir, I need more time
to capture the data.
We're getting somewhere.

A few more sessions,
and I'll have

enough information
to decipher her method.

We'll have time
for that later.

Right now,
I have to deal
with the intruder.

What about the prisoners?

Put them back
in their cells,

and bring
her pendant to me.

TIMOR: How close
do we have to be
for your system to work?

Closer than this.

We get too close,
we'll be in range
of their catapult.

Did you say catapult?
Catapult?

Medieval fort device
that utilizes
two elastic bands--

Yeah, yeah, Caesar.
I know what
a catapult is!

I thought you'd
been here before.

We were in the submersible.

Got at least
one catapult.

Takes about a minute
to reload.

They don't
have unlimited ammo,

but if we
take a direct hit,
we're going down,

so we gotta
stay out of range.

[ chain clanking ]

If you're
gonna do something,
you better do it now.

I don't have the amulet.

Even if I did know
how to use it,

I don't have it anymore.

You have to try something.

You were given that
for a reason.

I'm not a shark caller,
but I think

you don't need to be
near the amulet
for it to work.

You just need
some kind of connection,
and it can work.

You need to try.

All right...

fire on my command.

Don't think we can
get closer than this.

EDGAR: I don't
have a decent scan.

What do you mean?

We're too far out.

You said they take a minute
to reload the catapult.

I'll draw their fire.

While they're reloading,
you gotta get in close.

Otherwise, we have
no idea what the layout
of the fortress is.

[ motor humming ]

Take him out now!

Reload!

We got about 30 seconds,
and then we have to get out!

We need to get closer.

I'll do what I can,

but this better work!

This is not
an exact science.

What do you mean,
not exact science?

Calibrate yourself.

How 'bout you calibrate
that machine of yours?

Silence,
s'il vous plait!

Take out that vessel!

Hey, you got it?

No! We need
to get closer!

[ exhales ]

We have to get
out of here! Now!

We can't stay here
any longer!

Have you got it?
No!

Nearly there!

Oh, come on, man!

Got it!

Okay.

Okay.

Hold on.
This is gonna be close!

Hah!

[ laughs ]

Get the ladder!

Drop the ladder!

ANN: Open the gate!

Okay, check.
Come on.

Get Timor!

All right,
take my hand!

Take my hand! Come on!
Lower, Toby!

[ overlapping chatter ]

[ screams ]
[ gasps ]

Get Timor out!

[ slow motion ]
Get Timor!

[ normal ]
Nimue, get Timor!

Timor!
Hold on!

We still have to go through
with the plan.

I have a pretty good
view here.

I'm not certain,
but this looks like a place

where the prisoners
are kept.

What about a way in?

This is where
the sharks come in.

It's a portal.

There's not
a good place to enter.

Is there
any other option?

Unless they walk you through
in the front door, no.

Then that's
the way I go.

You?

Toby's gone.

I'm getting
Willow out.

They're too far out.
Halt the trebuchet.

IAN FIEN: Think you
can get away from me?

I've got
something else for you.

[ laughs ]

I have a task for you.

I want you to prepare
the Kamikaze Shark.

Yes, sir.

Hah!

This thing isn't
exactly sharkproof.

I'll have to be fast.

This is suicide.

You got any better ideas?

Didn't think so.

We've come this far.

I'm not giving up now.
We have to get in there.

What are you gonna do
when you get inside?

Might have a Mai Tai.

I'm taking
the whole place down,

starting with the power.

Trust me.

They won't know
what hit 'em.

I'm going with you.

How will you
get back?

Let me worry about that.

Throw it.

Timor.

You can do it.
Come on.

Come on.

[ growls ]

Something is coming our way.
What is it?

I shouldn't be
able to detect sharks
on the sonar,

because they don't
have air bladders.

It's definitely a shark,

but it's peculiar,
and it's moving towards us.

Sion. Sion,
take the wheel!

Everyone, abandon ship!

Abandon ship!

Nearly on target.

[ screams ]

No! No! [ screaming ]

[ sobbing ]

Sir.

It's working.

Just hold on.
Hold on. Okay. Okay.

We can make it.

Bring 'em all to me.

Yeah.

It's working!

I'm getting
lots of data here.

ASSISTANT:
This is amazing.

It's beautiful.

[ gasps ]

[ groans ]

[ screams ]

[ crackling ]

[ chorus vocalizing ]

There's only room
for one of us in this world.

[ woman vocalizing ]

Willow?

Timor, behind you!

[ yelling ]

[ metal scraping ]

Uh-oh.

I'm gonna saw
your head off.

Hi.

Hi.

I hate to break up
this little reunion,

but would you
like to get us
outta here?! Huh?

We have to get
our people out of here.

I emptied
the ballast tanks.

The fortress is sinking.

We'll--We'll commandeer
their boat.

They owe me a new one.

The prisoners
are this way.

ANN: Okay.

All right, come on!

Willow.

Get them out!

Are you doing this?

I don't know.

I--I don't think
they're under
anyone's control.

Timor, what about
the desalination machine?

We should take
the key components.

It's the one thing
of value here.

We'll secure
Scrim's boat.

You go help them.

Okay. Come on, Sion.

Come on.

Can you stop this?

I don't know.
There's so many.

You have
to do something!

I can't.
He destroyed the amulet.

The source of my power
is gone.

That's not true.

I don't even know
how or what I did.

I--I can't do it!

The power
resides within you.

The amulet resonated
with your power.

It was never the source.

You are a shark caller.

You must believe
in yourself.

[ yells ]

Go!

Get her now! [ groans ]

[ yelling ]

When you went out
on your own,

many thought
to banish you.

We would have
lost everything

if it wasn't
for what you have done.

Thank you.

Thank you.
Thank you all.

TIMOR: May the ocean
embrace you.

This belongs
to the shark caller.

It would have made
your father proud.

Thank you.

Now your real training
can begin

if you are to follow
the path of the callers.

Are you ready?

Yes.

Now we begin.

[ chorus vocalizing ]

[ elder shouts ]

You know, you're gonna
need to up your skills

if you want
a chance with her now.

Thanks for
the encouragement.

It's just an observation.

I mean, what can you do?

You may recall the, uh,
legend of the fisherman

who took on
the baddest Warlord
in the ocean.

Heard that one before?

Sounds like
a tall tale to me.

[ paddles slapping ]

He didn't
do it alone.

He had
a lot of help...

from his friends.

[ yells ]