A few explosions ain't even gonna tickle what we heard

To be honest, I'm trying not to think about it.

The scientists seem to think those underwater machines are somehow to blame for all this.

Now, they explained it a bit, and I suppose it must make some kind of sense, or they wouldn't be wasting their big brains on it.

But I'll be damned if I made heads or tails of it.

I guess the important thing is that the captain went along with it

[laughs] Might be a good time to think about retirement

[laughs] Once you've been through some shit out here, well, kinda hard to go back, at least not all the way.

We couldn't do any of this without you.

[footsteps] [laughs] Demons sounded more believable when it was just an idea bouncing around between me ears.

But hearing it out loud, coming out of other people's mouths, [sighs] I can see why they thought no one else would believe 'em.

Then we need to get that explosive put together and pray our plan works.

Jacob, you in there? Look, if you don't open this thing, I'm gonna use my key.

All right, I'm coming in.

Where the hell is that bloody key? Well, there you are.

What took you so long to open the door? Or do I even want to know? Oh, ugh

Something like that, Mr. Jarstein.

Well, while you enjoy your little game, I'll comb through the data they sent, see if anything slipped through the cracks.

I'll also make sure Boreas and the rest of us are on full alert as we approach O-300.

Whatever it is, machine, monster, or electromagnetic anomaly, we know exactly when it's coming for us.

[beeping] [door opening] [footsteps] So what is it you wanted me to see?

I can't visually confirm anything because of the blizzard, but the instruments are throwing up anomalies.

The sonar is showing a significant shift in the terrain around us.

It's, it's like the topography changed under our feet.