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00:01:30Oh my God, that took forever.
00:01:35Seven hours is way too long in this car.
00:01:43Is this it?
00:01:45Yep, looks like it.
00:02:00Hey, turn that off, now.
00:02:03What do you think you're doing?
00:02:05This is a restricted government area, OK?
00:02:08GPS could track us.
00:02:10Turn it off. Look.
00:02:12Completely off.
00:02:16I don't think you realise how risky this is.
00:02:19We can get into a lot of trouble if we get caught here.
00:02:22You really think someone's going to catch us out here?
00:02:25The place is deserted.
00:02:27We haven't seen anything or anyone in the last five hours.
00:02:30It doesn't matter.
00:02:32This place has been completely off limits, OK?
00:02:37We don't want to be leaving any electronic footprints.
00:02:41Come on, let's go.
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00:03:30Here, take one of these.
00:03:34It's just a precaution for the radiation.
00:03:39OK, they told us to use it in Chernobyl.
00:03:42It's the best thing for us.
00:03:54This is so lifeless.
00:03:56What actually happened here?
00:04:00What made it like this?
00:04:03Well, I mean, it's all speculation.
00:04:06Nobody knows for sure.
00:04:08About 50 years ago,
00:04:10there was a massive spike in radiation worldwide
00:04:14and everything pointed to this area.
00:04:17But it is safe, right?
00:04:20Oh, yeah, I mean, safer than it was.
00:04:23It's prolonged exposure that causes the damage.
00:04:27We were only here a short time.
00:04:29That's why we took the precautions.
00:04:32They must be safe.
00:04:34This place has been abandoned for ages.
00:04:37Well, anyway, come on.
00:05:02Oh.
00:05:05This place.
00:05:07People used to live here.
00:05:09Sure did.
00:05:10There's a nuclear weapons facility
00:05:14just over the horizon there.
00:05:16That's the best lead we've got,
00:05:18so that's where we're going to head.
00:05:23It was government-owned
00:05:26and when the meltdown or whatever it is happened,
00:05:31well, it killed everyone inside.
00:05:34Why didn't everyone not know about this?
00:05:36Oh, national security.
00:05:39I mean, a facility like that,
00:05:41that needs to be kept coming up,
00:05:43especially during the Cold War.
00:05:45And, of course, when whatever happened, happened,
00:05:48no-one couldn't exactly come clean about it, could they?
00:05:51I mean, that'd have been death to any government.
00:05:55I mean, it's all speculation.
00:05:57Nobody knows for sure what has happened.
00:06:00The radiation is that high?
00:06:02Oh, over that, or they were covering something up.
00:06:07Right.
00:06:08Do you think it's wise to head towards the facility at this time?
00:06:12Why don't we just explore for now and come back later?
00:06:15What?
00:06:16And get pictures of dead trees?
00:06:19I don't think so.
00:06:21If that's where this started,
00:06:24that's where we're headed.
00:06:42Bizarre.
00:06:44What was that? Some kind of bear?
00:06:48I guess so, yeah.
00:06:51Oh, gee.
00:06:52Well, should we be wary of it, the bear?
00:06:55Oh, no.
00:06:57We'll be fine, huh?
00:06:59We keep out of its way.
00:07:02It keeps out of our way.
00:07:06We're safe. We're fine.
00:07:11You see, Harry, if something's living round here,
00:07:16then it means the radiation levels are fine.
00:07:19OK? Nothing to worry about.
00:07:22But surely the radiation levels are too high?
00:07:25Well, obviously not.
00:07:27I mean, there's something alive out here.
00:07:31Are you sure that was a bear?
00:07:35Possibly.
00:07:37Yeah.
00:07:40Oh.
00:07:41Good.
00:07:50I've never heard a bear sound like that.
00:07:58What the hell was that?
00:08:02Christ knows.
00:08:04You saw that, too, right?
00:08:06Yeah.
00:08:07Look, whatever it is, it's gone.
00:08:10It might have been a bear.
00:08:12It might have been a bear.
00:08:14It might have been a bear.
00:08:16Look, whatever it is, it's gone.
00:08:18It might have been a mutated bird
00:08:22that's morphed from the radiation over the decades.
00:08:26Maybe.
00:08:28This doesn't feel right, Paul. We should go.
00:08:31This is what we're here for.
00:08:33If we get a photograph of that,
00:08:35our channel is going to blow up.
00:08:38All right? Screw the nuclear facility.
00:08:41This is what we're after.
00:08:43No, no, no.
00:08:45This doesn't feel right.
00:08:46I'm going.
00:09:08Oh, God.
00:09:09Paul!
00:09:10Paul!
00:09:15Paul!
00:09:38Paul!
00:09:41Paul!
00:09:45Paul!
00:09:49Paul!
00:09:52Paul!
00:09:58Paul!
00:10:00Paul!
00:10:15Paul!
00:10:20Paul!
00:10:22Paul!
00:10:45Paul!
00:11:15Paul!
00:11:19Paul!
00:11:30I'm retired.
00:11:32I'm done with this.
00:11:34Hey, hey, hey. Listen.
00:11:36Hear me out before you jump to what you will and won't do, OK?
00:11:41What can you tell me about it?
00:11:43There has been multiple reports, strange sightings,
00:11:50all describing something similar.
00:11:52What?
00:11:56A winged creature.
00:11:59Now these reports, they center around
00:12:03an abandoned, restricted government facility.
00:12:06It's not a military facility, it's a government facility.
00:12:11What would we be expected to do?
00:12:16I want you to pick two members of your squad,
00:12:18two people you trust, okay?
00:12:22You will go immediately.
00:12:25This can't be like last time.
00:12:27Hey, hey, hey, hey, mistakes were made on both sides.
00:12:30Tell me about it.
00:12:32This, however, I can assure you,
00:12:35will be a swift in and out job.
00:12:40And if we find the creature,
00:12:41what are we supposed to do with it?
00:12:44It can be retrieved, alive or dead, preferably alive.
00:12:51Once obtained, you contact me immediately.
00:12:53And what if it can't be obtained?
00:12:56Bring me back anything.
00:12:59We need to know what is going on there.
00:13:03You'll be done.
00:13:06I can help you.
00:13:30So we literally didn't tell you more than that?
00:13:33Go to an abandoned area and hunt a creature?
00:13:35Yep.
00:13:37And how are we supposed to know what to look for?
00:13:38This is so vague.
00:13:40Yeah, I know, I know.
00:13:41But it's always like this on covert ops,
00:13:42it's a need-to-know basis.
00:13:45We should be given every detail, no matter how trivial.
00:13:47I'm sure we'll figure it out.
00:13:49We're gonna meet two people there
00:13:50who are gonna have more information.
00:13:52By the way, there's no signal,
00:13:53so you can forget about the phone.
00:13:55Hey.
00:13:59It's not gonna be like last time.
00:14:07Right, let's get going.
00:14:14Come on, let's go.
00:14:16Come on, let's go.
00:14:18Come on, let's go.
00:14:20Come on, let's go.
00:14:22Come on, let's go.
00:14:25Come on, let's go.
00:14:55Good morning.
00:14:57I'm Professor Stuart Poulton from Stratton University.
00:14:59You must be the officers we were told to expect?
00:15:02And I'm Nicole. I'm sort of a local.
00:15:03I live a few miles away from here.
00:15:05Got in contact about the sightings.
00:15:08I'm a mountaineer, so I'll be able to help you
00:15:09with any tough terrain.
00:15:11How was your journey?
00:15:12It was good.
00:15:13I'm Miss...
00:15:15Lexie.
00:15:16Libby.
00:15:17Nice to meet you.
00:15:18Let us help. We'll keep you in sight.
00:15:20Thank you for coming, and apologies,
00:15:22you've been kept somewhat in the dark.
00:15:25It's not been without reason.
00:15:27We felt it best to brief you in person
00:15:29and to limit the spread of classified information.
00:15:32Why is a nuclear scientist here?
00:15:34Well, no doubt you're aware this entire area
00:15:37falls under a strict government control zone.
00:15:41Yeah, and it's been like that for like 30 years.
00:15:45Indeed, and will be for hundreds more to come.
00:15:48This area used to be a nuclear weapons facility,
00:15:51but in recent years has become repurposed
00:15:55for the storage of radioactive waste.
00:15:57What?
00:15:58You're quite safe, don't worry.
00:15:59The levels around here are not substantial enough
00:16:02to cause any significant level of harm.
00:16:05The radioactive waste itself is buried
00:16:07within the hills and mountains all around us.
00:16:09However, a consequence of this is that the whole area
00:16:13should be devoid of all wildlife.
00:16:16But there have been sightings here.
00:16:19Exactly, and it doesn't make sense.
00:16:22If something has evolved to withstrand radiation exposure,
00:16:26then it could be of great scientific interest to us.
00:16:30However, if this is unearthed unofficially, shall we say,
00:16:35it's a potential PR nightmare.
00:16:38So we've been recruited to search a radioactive zone
00:16:41and hunt a mutated monster?
00:16:46Absolutely not.
00:16:48Wait a moment.
00:16:51These pills are high-strength potassium iodine.
00:16:55They protect against prolonged radiation exposure.
00:16:59Take these and the mission is little more
00:17:02than a wild animal hunt.
00:17:05Here, a map of the sightings in the area.
00:17:12So we're at the epicentre of it?
00:17:17Here are a few sketches by eyewitness.
00:17:27What are those?
00:17:29B-wings?
00:17:32We don't know what it is.
00:17:34But it's your job to get out there and to bring it back.
00:17:48I don't trust it.
00:17:49Look what happened last time. I was told the exact same thing.
00:17:52Look, we'll be safe as long as we take the pills.
00:17:56Look what happened last time.
00:17:58Last time I was told the exact same thing.
00:18:01Look how far you've come.
00:18:03You were in a wheelchair and told you would never walk again.
00:18:07Hey, breathe.
00:18:11Look, I promise you I will protect you.
00:18:16You won't be in danger.
00:18:20This is the last mission and after it I'm done.
00:18:25And it's up to you what you do.
00:18:30It's just like hunting a wild animal.
00:18:35Okay.
00:18:38Let's go.
00:18:49I'm thinking we get in and we get out as quickly as possible.
00:18:56Do you think we should turn back?
00:18:59I don't know.
00:19:01It only needs one of us to go, not all of us.
00:19:05Not necessarily.
00:19:07I don't think it's safe.
00:19:10The safest way forward is for us all to stay in a group.
00:19:13That means no wandering off on your own.
00:19:16Unless you know the protocol for this kind of thing.
00:20:02Ness?
00:20:04Ness, come in, where are you?
00:20:07Libby?
00:20:09I've just arrived.
00:20:13I won't be long.
00:20:16I'm just doing a recce while the others are asleep.
00:20:20Are you stupid?
00:20:22You've got to be kidding me.
00:20:25I'm not going to be long.
00:20:29Are you stupid?
00:20:31You've gone out there alone.
00:20:36I'm not going far.
00:20:38I'll be back in an hour.
00:20:41Just keep an eye out.
00:20:44Get back here, now!
00:20:52Not yet.
00:20:55I've almost arrived.
00:20:58I'm on my way.
00:21:04No, no, no.
00:21:06I need you to be my eyes around there.
00:21:09I'm fine, I'll be back soon.
00:21:14Right, stay on the radio.
00:21:17What can you see?
00:21:19Heading east through the path towards the mountain.
00:21:23Flag of Wasteland.
00:21:28Hardly any signs of wildlife at all.
00:21:35Wait a minute.
00:21:37I think I see something.
00:21:43What is it?
00:21:47Shh.
00:21:56It looks like...
00:21:59It looks like some sort of nest or something.
00:22:05And some sort of egg.
00:22:07Nest?
00:22:08Right, get back here now. We're going to go as a group.
00:22:13Nest, are you listening to me?
00:22:17Nest?
00:22:28It is an egg.
00:22:31And it's... it's huge.
00:22:47Nest?
00:23:02Nest, are you okay?
00:23:08I feel right.
00:23:14Nest?
00:23:17Nest?
00:23:23Get up, get ready, we need to go. Nest is in trouble.
00:23:27What's wrong?
00:23:29She's gone out alone. She's gone through the path towards the mountains.
00:23:35She's found an egg and a nest.
00:23:39And now I can't get hold of her, so she's either unconscious or she's been attacked.
00:23:44An egg?
00:23:47How can that be?
00:23:52Nest?
00:23:57Okay, I know what she will have got. Come on, we need to go, we need to go.
00:24:02Here, take this. To be safe for the radiation levels.
00:24:08I thought you said we'd be safe out there.
00:24:11It's just a precaution. Nest should have taken it and she should have known better.
00:24:16It's okay.
00:24:47Nest?
00:25:11Here, take one of these pills.
00:25:17You don't think we're safe here, do you?
00:25:20It's just a precaution.
00:25:32Nest?
00:25:37It's Libby. I'm here with Nicole.
00:25:40Okay. No, no, no, sorry.
00:25:43I'm going to get you back to base, okay?
00:25:46It's Libby.
00:25:52We need to get her up now.
00:25:55Check that out.
00:26:01Oh, it's okay.
00:26:03Oh my God.
00:26:06Get her up. Get her back to base.
00:26:09We can't just leave it there. It's a whole part of the mission.
00:26:14Oh my God.
00:26:22I'm not going to leave it, but we need to get her back safe.
00:26:26I need to be the one that handles this.
00:26:29She's going to take you back, okay? I'll get this back in one piece.
00:26:33Yeah.
00:26:43Oh my God.
00:27:14Remarkable.
00:27:17How is this even possible?
00:27:24See here.
00:27:27The radiation levels are well above backgrounds.
00:27:30What do you mean?
00:27:33How will it survive here?
00:27:36The only plausible theory at this point is that...
00:27:41...the cells are regenerating at a much faster rate than those dying.
00:27:48But what does that mean? What will it look like?
00:27:54It could be a similar aging process to us.
00:27:57As the cells regenerate, they form an imperfect replica of the original.
00:28:01And over time, these accumulate.
00:28:04As the regeneration continues to deflate...
00:28:07...as the regeneration continues to deform...
00:28:10...they'll evolve into an entire new species.
00:28:16One that we'll never have seen before.
00:28:19Even with the egg present, it's impossible to identify...
00:28:23...whether it was laid by reptile, bird...
00:28:27...or even insect.
00:28:30An insect?
00:28:34I mean, a bird, yeah.
00:28:37I mean, an ostrich is that big.
00:28:40Or a reptile, komodo dragon, but an insect, really?
00:28:43Is it even safe to be around that?
00:28:46The count is going mad.
00:28:49As long as we continue to take our pills, we're protected.
00:28:52The radiation exposure time isn't significant enough to cause any serious harm.
00:28:56So come on.
00:28:59Why are we being sent on a mission to retrieve this?
00:29:02Don't you see the applications?
00:29:05No. Like what?
00:29:08Well, cancer, for one.
00:29:11If we can figure out how to protect people from radiation exposure, then...
00:29:14...this is groundbreaking.
00:29:17Oh.
00:29:20The biggest discovery of the last century.
00:29:23There's been no wildlife in this area for years.
00:29:26How this creature has evolved to...
00:29:30...survive this climate is breathtaking.
00:29:33And where did you find it?
00:29:36Just up on the mountains.
00:29:39By a pass, headed east.
00:29:42Was there anything else around?
00:29:45Not that I could see of. I mean, it just looked as though something had just left it there.
00:29:49But...
00:29:52...surely whatever left it there would...
00:29:55...go back to get it.
00:29:59You said there was a nest.
00:30:02Yeah. I don't know. I mean...
00:30:05...it makes no sense.
00:30:08What have they're looking for?
00:30:11I think we've found it.
00:30:14I really, really need to speak to Peter.
00:30:17Is everything good between you both?
00:30:20I don't know.
00:30:23I don't know.
00:30:26I don't know.
00:30:29I don't know.
00:30:32I don't know.
00:30:35Didn't we both?
00:30:41To be honest, Lex, no.
00:30:45I think it was Ent's decision to keep me alive.
00:30:48And I get it.
00:30:51I should have made sure that I had taken more time off,
00:30:54been around more.
00:30:57Both of them.
00:31:00I mean...
00:31:03You really should take some time off.
00:31:06You need it.
00:31:08We all need it.
00:31:10Yeah.
00:31:14Do you think that's it then?
00:31:15We can go home.
00:31:17I hope so.
00:31:19Because I don't want to be here any longer.
00:31:21No.
00:31:23We just need Ness to report the findings and,
00:31:26I don't know, hopefully,
00:31:28they'll decide that the egg's enough.
00:31:30But until then, you keep away from it, Lex.
00:31:34I think that Stuart guy's underestimating
00:31:35how dangerous it really is.
00:31:37Okay.
00:31:39You got that?
00:31:45Do you want one?
00:31:47Libby?
00:31:49I'm all right, thanks.
00:31:53Okay.
00:31:58Oh.
00:31:59Oh.
00:32:07You all right?
00:32:08Yeah, I'm fine.
00:32:10How are you?
00:32:11Yeah, much better, thank you.
00:32:14I've been thinking.
00:32:16Why did you go to the mountains on your own like that?
00:32:20I,
00:32:21I thought it was the three of us going.
00:32:24Well, I just thought it was a simple thing.
00:32:26Which it was, but I should have been more careful.
00:32:29I'd be more cautious on the mountains,
00:32:31but my temperature's fine.
00:32:33It's all good.
00:32:34You do know that me and Libby are here for a reason.
00:32:38You don't have to put yourself at risk like that.
00:32:41I didn't think I was putting myself at risk.
00:32:45Look,
00:32:48what happened before,
00:32:52I don't blame you.
00:32:53You know that, right?
00:32:58Thanks.
00:33:00Right, I'm going now.
00:33:01Okay.
00:33:01Right, I'm going now.
00:33:02Okay.
00:33:04Shit.
00:33:06Shit!
00:33:33Sorry, this signal is really bad. I tried to call you earlier but I couldn't get through.
00:34:00Peter?
00:34:04Peter, listen. I'm going to be coming back soon, alright?
00:34:11Things are going to be different this time, I promise.
00:34:15I'm going to make a point of being around more for you and Millie.
00:34:20Okay?
00:34:25Peter?
00:34:26Peter?
00:34:29Peter, did you hear me?
00:34:56Peter?
00:35:26Peter?
00:35:56Peter?
00:36:22Are you okay?
00:36:23Yeah, it's just a cough.
00:36:25What's going on?
00:36:29I'm not sure.
00:36:54I'm sorry.
00:37:25Nurse?
00:37:27You shouldn't go too close to her.
00:37:28I'm fine.
00:37:30Just in case.
00:37:34The counter, it was going crazy when it was near it.
00:37:37And your body, it's still recovering.
00:37:42I'm sorry.
00:37:44I'm sorry.
00:37:46I'm sorry.
00:37:48I'm sorry.
00:37:50I'm sorry.
00:37:52I'm sorry.
00:37:54I'm sorry.
00:37:58You all heard that too, right?
00:38:00Yeah.
00:38:02Whatever it was.
00:38:05We got out.
00:38:10Where is it?
00:38:12Inside the house or?
00:38:16Yeah.
00:38:17I left it open to air the room.
00:38:19There was a musty smell from the egg when it was left in here.
00:38:25Great move.
00:38:27And now it's gone.
00:38:28Don't patronise me.
00:38:30You may have cost us far more than you realise.
00:38:33This shell, the egg, it should be enough evidence.
00:38:37It's not sufficient.
00:38:39We need the entire body like the captain said.
00:38:43Dead.
00:38:45Or alive.
00:38:46How were we to know that it was going to hatch and escape?
00:38:50We don't know what we're dealing with here.
00:38:52We barely know where we are.
00:38:57We track it.
00:38:59Tonight we get out there.
00:39:01We find it.
00:39:03And we bring it back.
00:39:05Nothing is far too valuable to miss an opportunity like this.
00:39:09Get your things together.
00:39:10I'll be down in an hour.
00:39:23Are you alright?
00:39:25Yeah.
00:39:27I think I've just got a bit of the bug or something.
00:39:30Are you sure?
00:39:32Yeah.
00:39:34What time is it?
00:39:36It's just after three.
00:39:39I'm sorry.
00:39:40It's okay. You didn't look too well.
00:39:43Why don't you go back to bed or something just for a bit?
00:39:46No.
00:39:47Honestly, I'm fine.
00:39:48Just give me a minute.
00:39:49I'm just going to go and call the captain.
00:39:52Update him on the situation.
00:39:54I'll be down soon.
00:39:58Alright.
00:40:20Hey.
00:40:22Come check this out.
00:40:27Now you do be quiet in my heart.
00:40:29I've never heard anything like it.
00:40:34Was it that thing?
00:40:36No. It was too loud.
00:40:39Whatever came out that egg couldn't have made that sound.
00:40:43You think there were more here?
00:40:46I think its parent wanted it back after it heard its cry.
00:41:14What's that?
00:41:16I don't know.
00:41:19I don't think anybody else would be there.
00:41:21I know.
00:41:25Sergeant.
00:41:27We need you to track that thing down.
00:41:30As I said, dead or alive.
00:41:34We need to know more about what that thing is.
00:41:38I don't think it's alive.
00:41:40We need to know what that thing is.
00:41:43I don't feel comfortable going out there now, sir.
00:41:47You knew the terms when you were sent out.
00:41:50Is there a reason you cannot complete the mission now?
00:41:52Yes.
00:41:53One of my team is sick.
00:41:55I think we should stay put and wait until she feels better.
00:41:59No. You don't stop this for me.
00:42:03Hello, sir.
00:42:04It's Libby McKenna.
00:42:07Listen.
00:42:08This is nothing serious.
00:42:11We continue with the plan.
00:42:14What would you like us to do?
00:42:15Libby, stop.
00:42:17We came here for a reason.
00:42:20And we see it through.
00:42:23No.
00:42:24They're right.
00:42:25This could be a discovery of a lifetime.
00:42:29I'd be damned if anyone stops this, especially for my sake.
00:42:33Do you really think you can go out there like this?
00:42:36It's a flu.
00:42:38It's a flu.
00:42:40I'd tell you if it were anything more than that, wouldn't I?
00:42:47Sir.
00:42:49Tell us what you want us to do.
00:43:01We have two hours left before sunrise.
00:43:04Whatever it is, it seems to be nocturnal.
00:43:07We could have gone into hiding by then.
00:43:37No.
00:44:08No!
00:44:10No!
00:44:16What is it?
00:44:21I'm not sure.
00:44:24The Geiger counter is pretty fierce around here.
00:44:28Should we be worried?
00:44:31Come on, let's go.
00:44:37I'm just becoming a logistics officer now then.
00:44:45You are a valued member of the team.
00:44:49Regardless of what anyone labels your job title as.
00:44:53Do you feel sorry for me or something?
00:44:57That's not it, Lex.
00:45:01I want to be asked to join a job because I'm valued.
00:45:05And I'm needed on it.
00:45:07And you are needed.
00:45:08Well, it sure as hell doesn't feel like it.
00:45:13I am sorry for what happened to you.
00:45:19I am.
00:45:21I accepted that job.
00:45:24I knew the risks.
00:45:27But you didn't.
00:45:29You didn't know the risks.
00:45:32None of us did.
00:45:33None of us did.
00:45:35When we were stationed out there, none of us knew what we were getting ourselves into.
00:45:41Not Chris or any of the others.
00:45:47We always know of the risks.
00:45:50They knew.
00:45:53They didn't die in vain.
00:45:55Just like what happened to me.
00:45:58Wasn't in vain.
00:46:04Can you check in on Libby?
00:46:06She doesn't look too good and she won't talk to me.
00:46:12Yeah.
00:46:15Yeah.
00:46:19Libby?
00:46:22Hey.
00:46:27Hey, Libby.
00:46:28Hey, Libby.
00:46:32Shh. What's going on?
00:46:48What? You've been taking these?
00:46:54Hey. Hey.
00:46:55Hey.
00:46:57It's okay.
00:47:04I can hear it.
00:47:09What? What can you hear?
00:47:11It's calling for me.
00:47:14Do you understand what I'm saying?
00:47:18What do you mean it's calling for you?
00:47:22Everyone's out there.
00:47:26Can you not hear this?
00:47:30Can you hear it calling now?
00:47:38How can you not hear this?
00:47:41Libby, look at me. Look at me.
00:47:44Libby, look at me.
00:47:46Whatever is going on in here, it's not real.
00:47:50It's...
00:47:53It's out there.
00:47:57It's waiting for us.
00:48:01It's okay.
00:48:03It's okay.
00:48:20It's okay.
00:48:37I don't think it's safe for us to be here.
00:48:43It's almost sunrise.
00:48:45We can head back then.
00:48:47No. We need to go back now.
00:48:53Can anyone read me?
00:48:55Hello?
00:49:17What was that?
00:49:21Can anyone hear me? Hello?
00:49:25Can anyone read me?
00:49:27Hello?
00:49:31This is Lexi.
00:49:33Come in. Come in.
00:49:42Stuart, we need to head back.
00:49:44It doesn't feel safe here.
00:50:14It's okay.
00:50:38Anything?
00:50:40Nope. Nothing yet.
00:50:41They tried to make connection earlier, but didn't connect.
00:50:45Well, the minute they get back, we need to leave.
00:50:52We get Libby in the car, and we get away from here,
00:50:56and then we can call for help.
00:50:58What is it?
00:51:00She OK?
00:51:02There's something very wrong with her.
00:51:03She's, uh, she says she hears voices in her head.
00:51:10We can't leave her any longer, we...
00:51:13I mean, we need to get her seen by a professional or something.
00:51:16Do you think it was the radiation?
00:51:18Maybe she was, I don't know, exposed to it for too long.
00:51:21Yeah. Possibly.
00:51:24I mean, she hasn't been taking the pills.
00:51:26She's always so entrusting.
00:51:28She needs help.
00:51:31Come here.
00:51:34Can anyone hear me?
00:51:36Stuart, it's Lexi here.
00:51:39Is everything OK out there?
00:51:41Something is out here... with us.
00:51:45I'm heading back to base. I'm nearly there.
00:51:56What is that?
00:52:09It's going to get out of here... now.
00:53:10I'm coming. I'm almost there.
00:53:17Go, go. Quickly. Hurry.
00:53:20Go.
00:53:22Go.
00:53:24Go.
00:53:26Go.
00:53:28Go.
00:53:30Go.
00:53:32Go.
00:53:34Go.
00:53:36Go.
00:53:38Go.
00:53:44Where's Nicole?
00:53:57Where did it attack you?
00:53:59Up in the mountains.
00:54:02We were close to where the eggs were found.
00:54:06Luckily, we only had a little bit further to go.
00:54:12And then we heard it.
00:54:16Before long, it honed in on us.
00:54:18Do you think it followed you up there?
00:54:21I mean, could you have wandered into its nesting area?
00:54:25I'm not sure.
00:54:27Well, try and be sure.
00:54:30Because if it followed you up there, then it knows you are here.
00:54:33And after we took that thing's egg, it probably sees us as a threat.
00:54:39We were close to the eggs.
00:54:42We must have done something to disturb it.
00:54:45Christ, it followed me back here.
00:54:50It's out there now.
00:54:54Waiting for me to go back outside.
00:54:56What about Nicole?
00:55:00It attacked her.
00:55:04Is there any chance that she could still be alive?
00:55:06No.
00:55:08Do you have any idea what we're dealing with here?
00:55:12A cross between a...
00:55:15vulture...
00:55:19and a bat.
00:55:24A dragon.
00:55:26It was like the paper, like the sketches, the sightings.
00:55:30You think that there's a dragon living out in those mountains?
00:55:34And now it knows we're here.
00:55:36And it's angry.
00:55:39Are you crazy?
00:55:41Listen to yourselves! It's not a dragon, alright?
00:55:45It is not a dragon.
00:55:47It's, I don't know, some kind of bird
00:55:51that's mutated because of the radiation levels.
00:55:54This isn't any bird nest. You weren't there.
00:56:00Size of head.
00:56:03Skin.
00:56:06What we are hunting
00:56:09is far more dangerous than I imagined.
00:56:16So much for leaving.
00:56:20Right, well.
00:56:22We're going to have to lay low.
00:56:25Bide our time and
00:56:28hope that it doesn't see us as a threat.
00:56:31Leaves us alone.
00:56:33This isn't some stupid creature nest. It's intelligence.
00:56:39We took its offspring for Christ's sake.
00:56:46It could linger outside for days.
00:56:48It could get in here and kill us.
00:56:53It's like any animal with instinct.
00:56:58It wants to kill any potential predator.
00:57:02Do you think that there are more of them?
00:57:05I think there might be.
00:57:07No.
00:57:17It's up to the power.
00:57:19Because once you got back,
00:57:21everything went out and now it's fluctuating.
00:57:26Right.
00:57:29Which means
00:57:31the landline's down.
00:57:34So we've got no means of communication.
00:57:39You've got your car outside though, right?
00:57:42Yeah, why? What were you thinking?
00:57:45Nicole had her keys with her, but
00:57:48you could get us out of here.
00:57:51We tell the officials what happened,
00:57:53back up sent to put that thing down.
00:57:56Yeah, but what if there is more than one?
00:57:58We don't know what's out there, but
00:58:00whatever it is,
00:58:02they wanted us to find out for some reason.
00:58:04Lupe, can you get dressed?
00:58:06You're okay.
00:58:08Nothing's so cold.
00:58:10Nothing's so cold.
00:58:14It feels like
00:58:16something is inside of me.
00:58:20It's not normal.
00:58:26It won't stop.
00:58:28In my head,
00:58:30it won't stop.
00:58:32You're okay. You're okay, I promise.
00:58:35I'm here.
00:58:39You'll be okay.
00:58:44There is no way that thing is going to just
00:58:46leave of its own accord.
00:58:49You know, it's clever,
00:58:52but we do have one way of detecting it.
00:58:57We know that when it comes within a hundred foot, that
00:59:00it's just all signals and electronic devices.
00:59:06Within a twenty-five foot,
00:59:10the darker counter fluctuates rapidly.
00:59:13Which means
00:59:16right now it's
00:59:18circling.
00:59:24Nessa, we're trapped.
00:59:30How's she doing?
00:59:32There's no change.
00:59:34She's still delirious.
00:59:36Right, well, we can't wait any longer.
00:59:38We need to get going.
00:59:41I'm going to try and call the captain again
00:59:43and see if he can send any assistance.
00:59:45Agreed.
00:59:46We can't risk Lippy getting any worse.
00:59:48Right, come with me.
00:59:52We need to take our chances and leave.
00:59:55With that thing waiting outside?
00:59:58We are isolated.
01:00:00We've got no means of communication.
01:00:03Lippy is getting worse.
01:00:05So are we. We're getting weaker by the hour.
01:00:08Nessa, the second we go outside,
01:00:10that thing kills us.
01:00:13I don't think that's the best strategy for survival.
01:00:15No, it's not.
01:00:17He's right.
01:00:19All four of us going out there would be suicide.
01:00:24Has anybody got any better ideas?
01:00:28We need to distract it.
01:00:30She's right.
01:00:33It can keep tabs on all corners of the house.
01:00:37One of us needs to get out there far enough and call for help.
01:00:42Well, let's do it.
01:00:44No, not yet.
01:00:46We need to put it to the test first.
01:00:49We need to be absolutely certain that that thing is out there waiting for us.
01:00:53Right.
01:00:54Let's use one of these.
01:00:55We'll light it,
01:00:57throw it outside
01:00:59and see how it reacts.
01:01:02Sounds like our safest option so far.
01:01:04Right, I'm going to go and assess Lippy's condition.
01:01:06Sure.
01:01:13Oh.
01:01:33Hey, Lippy.
01:01:35Hey, hey, hey.
01:01:37We're all getting ready.
01:01:38Do you think you can do that?
01:01:39Can you get ready?
01:01:41It's gone.
01:01:44The noise, it's stopped.
01:01:47What do you mean?
01:01:50Whatever I was hearing, it got worse when that thing was nearby.
01:01:56I can't hear it now, so that must mean the thing's gone.
01:02:01OK, Lippy.
01:02:03I think you're getting radiation sickness.
01:02:05You need to take your pills.
01:02:07Be careful from now on.
01:02:09OK, we've got a plan.
01:02:11We're going to get out of here soon.
01:02:13Just get dressed and take the pills.
01:02:17OK, see you soon.
01:02:30How was she?
01:02:32Oh, God, I don't know.
01:02:34Right.
01:02:35Well, the visibility's better from in there, so
01:02:38on the count of three, I'm going to throw this out.
01:02:41I need you two to keep your eyes on the flare.
01:02:47See if you can spot it.
01:02:49OK, I'll be by the lounge window.
01:02:51I'll be by the side.
01:02:53We've only got one shot at this, so be vigilant.
01:02:57We need to know if it's still waiting.
01:03:01You set?
01:03:02Yeah, I'm on it.
01:03:04Ready.
01:03:06Let's do it.
01:03:36Three.
01:03:38Two.
01:03:40One.
01:04:06Now.
01:04:37Oh, dear.
01:05:01Anything?
01:05:07Nothing yet.
01:05:30It's there.
01:05:32It's there.
01:05:36It's there.
01:05:43It was waiting.
01:05:47Like a vulture.
01:06:06Shit.
01:06:30It's clever.
01:06:33It was waiting for us to go outside.
01:06:36What are we going to do now?
01:06:39There's no way we're going to be able to outrun it.
01:06:44There's a chance we can't even kill it.
01:06:45Guns are going to be useless against it.
01:06:48What about Libby?
01:06:50There's no way.
01:06:51That was just the flu.
01:06:52I agree.
01:06:54I don't even think it was radiation sickness.
01:06:59We have to get out of here.
01:07:02This isn't a dumb animal.
01:07:04It excels at hunting trapped prey.
01:07:08We have to leave.
01:07:10He's right.
01:07:12It's only a matter of time before that thing breaks in.
01:07:16Listen.
01:07:18If I can make it to your car, I can drive until I get a signal.
01:07:22Ness!
01:07:23If it follows me, you'll get a reception back here.
01:07:27It can't be in two places at the same time.
01:07:30Absolutely not.
01:07:32I'm going.
01:07:33I need you to be the distraction.
01:07:35To grab its attention.
01:07:37You're much more adept with a firearm than I am.
01:07:48If you can give me the go-ahead when to run,
01:07:52you can be at the window and tell me when it's safe.
01:07:55Sure.
01:08:22Three.
01:08:25Two.
01:08:29One.
01:08:34It's here.
01:08:36Claire.
01:08:39Ready when you are.
01:08:55No.
01:09:07Stuart, please.
01:09:09Come back inside this house.
01:09:25Extraordinary.
01:09:39Oh, no!
01:09:41Why did he stop like that?
01:09:45Damn it!
01:09:55What's going on?
01:09:59Where's Stuart and Nicole?
01:10:01They're gone, Libby.
01:10:03We're alone.
01:10:04It knew.
01:10:06It knew we were trying to trick it.
01:10:12Wait.
01:10:13The Geiger counts are showing a low reading.
01:10:16Ness, try the phone line now.
01:10:18You may be able to get through to the captain.
01:10:21Captain!
01:10:24It's ringing!
01:10:25Go, go!
01:10:37Hello?
01:10:38We're aware of the situation.
01:10:40Stay put.
01:10:42Someone has been dispatched to rescue you.
01:10:45Captain, this thing is not at all what we thought it was.
01:10:48It's killed two people already.
01:10:50I need your help, please.
01:10:52Where exactly are you?
01:10:54In the house.
01:10:55Hallway front door.
01:10:57Okay.
01:10:58Go to the back door.
01:10:59Someone should be there to assist you soon.
01:11:01Tell the other two to keep an eye on that creature and stay safe.
01:11:07I need to go.
01:11:08Make sure all the doors and the windows are locked.
01:11:10Okay.
01:11:11I'm going to keep an eye out for backup.
01:11:20Okay.
01:11:51There you are.
01:11:53Don't move.
01:11:55Lower your weapon.
01:11:59What's going on, Captain?
01:12:02I won't patronise you any more than I already have.
01:12:09What do you make of it?
01:12:13Make of what?
01:12:16That creature.
01:12:18That creature?
01:12:21Yes.
01:12:24The monster.
01:12:28Isn't she amazing?
01:12:31A new military weapon.
01:12:34Capable of killing from any distance.
01:12:37You made that thing?
01:12:40Yes.
01:12:42They are the ultimate predator.
01:12:46Our greatest weapon.
01:12:49They?
01:12:51You mean there's more than one?
01:12:53Hundreds.
01:13:02Why are we here?
01:13:04You see,
01:13:06eventually,
01:13:08there comes a point
01:13:10when a weapon needs to be tried and tested in the field.
01:13:15It can't just be theory.
01:13:21And we are the test.
01:13:26We needed to know
01:13:29if it was truly capable of beating a trained squadron like yourselves.
01:13:34We needed fodder.
01:13:36And what about the other two?
01:13:40To call in your moral duty.
01:13:43To protect and serve.
01:13:49What happens when all this is over?
01:13:51We just leave?
01:13:53Over?
01:13:56It's far from over.
01:13:59We need to see it in the wild.
01:14:01Not hunting a mouse under a rock.
01:14:06And why would we do that?
01:14:10You have a four minute handicap.
01:14:15If you stay,
01:14:17you die.
01:14:19If you leave,
01:14:21well,
01:14:23you have a chance to live.
01:14:25Now.
01:14:30Now, walk onto that front door.
01:14:33Walk onto that front door.
01:14:37Upon hearing the sound of my whistle,
01:14:40you will have precisely three minutes of safety.
01:14:51No time to explain.
01:14:53We need to go.
01:14:54Come on.
01:14:55Where's the captain?
01:14:56It was a set-up.
01:14:57That thing is a military machine.
01:14:59He's going to blow the whistle,
01:15:00and then we've got three minutes to get out before being attacked.
01:15:05Get back, exit.
01:15:06Quick, upstairs.
01:15:07Upstairs.
01:15:08Go, go, go, go, go, go.
01:15:19Right, get in the car.
01:15:23Go, go, go, go.
01:15:29Alex.
01:15:33We don't have the keys.
01:15:34We can hot-wire it.
01:15:45Shotgun.
01:15:46It's a bastard.
01:15:50Get to the woods.
01:15:51The creature can't fight in the trees.
01:15:52It's too dense.
01:15:54Okay.
01:15:59Come on.
01:16:02Over here.
01:16:03Over here.
01:16:08No.
01:16:09I can't.
01:16:11I'm sorry.
01:16:27I can't.
01:16:28We need to get out of here.
01:16:31Nancy, come on, come on.
01:16:33Nurse, I'm slowing you down.
01:16:35You need to get up, please.
01:16:38I'm slowing you down.
01:16:42Come on.
01:16:43Come on.
01:16:44Come on.
01:16:45Come on.
01:16:46Come on.
01:16:47Come on.
01:16:49I'm not leaving you.
01:16:51I am not leaving you.
01:16:53We need to go.
01:16:56Please.
01:16:57Get out of here, Nancy.
01:16:58I'm not letting you go.
01:16:59You are.
01:17:00I'm not leaving you.
01:17:01You are.
01:17:02You have to.
01:17:07She's right.
01:17:08What?
01:17:14What?
01:17:16Nancy, we...
01:17:19We have no choice.
01:17:22We need to go.
01:17:23I'm not leaving you.
01:17:24I'm not leaving you.
01:17:25I am not leaving her.
01:17:32I can't, Nancy.
01:17:34I can't.
01:17:38I don't blame either one of you for what happened to me.
01:17:46You know that, right?
01:17:55Go.
01:17:56Just get out of here.
01:17:58Please.
01:18:00Just go.
01:18:03Come on.
01:18:04Go!
01:18:06Come on!
01:18:08Go!
01:18:11Go, Nancy!
01:18:24Go!
01:18:55Stop!
01:18:56Stop!
01:18:57Please!
01:18:58Stop!
01:19:07Stop!
01:19:09Nancy, stop!
01:19:10We've got to go!
01:19:11We've got to go!
01:19:13Come on.
01:19:24Come on.
01:19:42She didn't do that, so we could stay here.
01:19:45Stay here and die.
01:19:48Nancy, come on.
01:19:55Nancy.
01:20:07No!
01:20:09Get up!
01:20:13We've got to get up!
01:20:14We've got to go!
01:20:15We've got to go!
01:20:24Get up!
01:20:31Get up!
01:20:55Hold it.
01:21:00Drop your weapon.
01:21:08On your knees.
01:21:22Where are the girls?
01:21:25Yeah.
01:21:28I'm sorry.
01:21:30I'm sorry, I am.
01:21:32How could you do this?
01:21:36Hold it! Hold it!
01:21:37Stay there.
01:21:38Stay there.
01:21:53Here it comes.
01:22:09No!
01:22:14Meet our newest upgrade.
01:22:22The old ones were...
01:22:23They were intelligent.
01:22:27But inefficient.
01:22:29Unnecessarily cruel and...
01:22:32just malicious.
01:22:35This one, however...
01:22:39Top of the range.
01:22:55Yes.
01:23:08Oh, my goodness.
01:23:39Paul!
01:23:49Paul.
01:23:50Paul.
01:24:00Oh, my God.
01:24:02Please, please, please, please.
01:24:08Oh, my God.
01:24:38Oh, my God.
01:25:08Oh, my God.
01:25:38Oh, my God.
01:25:39Oh, my God.
01:25:40Oh, my God.
01:25:41Oh, my God.
01:25:42Oh, my God.
01:25:43Oh, my God.
01:25:44Oh, my God.
01:25:45Oh, my God.
01:25:46Oh, my God.
01:25:47Oh, my God.
01:25:48Oh, my God.
01:25:49Oh, my God.
01:25:50Oh, my God.
01:25:51Oh, my God.
01:25:52Oh, my God.
01:25:53Oh, my God.
01:25:54Oh, my God.
01:25:55Oh, my God.
01:25:56Oh, my God.
01:25:57Oh, my God.
01:25:58Oh, my God.
01:25:59Oh, my God.
01:26:00Oh, my God.
01:26:01Oh, my God.
01:26:02Oh, my God.
01:26:03Oh, my God.
01:26:04Oh, my God.
01:26:05Oh, my God.
01:26:06Oh, my God.
01:26:07Oh, my God.
01:26:08Oh, my God.
01:26:09Oh, my God.
01:26:10Oh, my God.
01:26:11Oh, my God.
01:26:12Oh, my God.
01:26:13Oh, my God.
01:26:14Oh, my God.
01:26:15Oh, my God.
01:26:16Oh, my God.
01:26:17Oh, my God.
01:26:18Oh, my God.
01:26:19Oh, my God.
01:26:20Oh, my God.
01:26:21Oh, my God.
01:26:22Oh, my God.
01:26:23Oh, my God.
01:26:24Oh, my God.
01:26:25Oh, my God.
01:26:26Oh, my God.
01:26:27Oh, my God.
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