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Eight thousand years ago,|Atlantis sank beneath the ocean. The great crystal, the source of|its power, was hidden beneath the city. Robbed of the heart of Atlantis,|my people seemed doomed|to slow extinction. But now we are reborn. Obby, hurry. We must get back to the throne room. Hold on. Once again the heart|of Atlantis shines upon us... healing us, making us strong. We are using the power|of the crystal to rebuild our city... and to restore|our culture to greatness. Under the light of the great crystal,|my people are thriving again. We have uncovered secrets|lost for thousands of years. The city is once again a centre|of knowledge and learning... instead of a place|of ignorance and fear. - Good day, Queen Kida.|- Good day and be careful. My father thought it better|to hide the crystal... rather than risk|the misuse of its power. As queen, I can only hope|I am doing the right thing. How fitting. The old king|need never shed tears again. Obby. Obby. All-All right. Come on.|Show a little respect here. I never thought the rebuilding|of Atlantis would move so quickly. I think we only understand a fraction|of what the crystal can teach us. Well, I know that none of it|would be possible without you. Okay, one rock. You know, you're getting|to look like one chubby lava dog. What is it, Obby?|What is wrong? Queen Kida. There are intruders|approaching the city. Oh, my God. This way, quick. They're coming through the lava tubes.|Where is the patrol captain?|I want them met with fliers. Wait. They're not intruders.|They're friends. Oh, it is beautiful. Yeah. It's amazing what|a little paint and spackle will do. Audrey, what are you guys|doing here? Just making sure you aren't|making a mess of things down here. - Come here.|- Hey. Ah, two for flinching. Why, thank you.|I hope my hay fever doesn't kick up. Hello. - So, who wants to show me|around the city?|- Oh, let me. - I will do it.|- No, I saw her first.|- No, no. - Me, me.|- Me, me.|- Boys, boys, you're both pretty. We'll all go. Mesdemoiselles. Jeez, I missed you guys.|But why are you here? - Is Mr Whitmore okay?|- Why don't you ask him yourself? - Milo.|- Mr Whitmore! Not only am I okay, but this crystal of|yours makes me feel 20 years younger. Of course, that still|leaves me pretty old. And this must be Princess Kida, although|I guess it would be Queen Kida now. And you must be Mr Whitmore. Thank you. You brought Milo to me|and made all this possible. Come. Let us go inside where|you can have something to eat. I guess your decision to stay here|wasn't as hard as I thought. Save my life! -You must try some of this.|-Delicious.|-N-Now, it's great to see you all again. - Trust me, this is great.|- Hm, not bad. Pepper sauce.|Never leave home without it. Puts a little giddy-up|in every meal. Also makes a fine paint remover. Uh, Sweet, I think|this food just moved. Then you better eat it quick|before it gets away. Besides, when it's alive,|you don't have to swallow so hard. Just point them head first|so they know which way to crawl. Your grandfather would|be proud of you, Milo. You not only discovered|a lost empire... you probably saved the world|from Rourke's plans for the crystal. And now you're helping|restore Atlantis to its former glory. That's quite a résumé|for a cartographer. I just wish he could be here|to see all this... and to meet Kida. Uh, yeah, well, it's great to see|everybody together again... but something tells me|it's not just for a little reunion. Uh, I'm afraid you're right.|There's trouble on the surface. I already had my doctor, digger,|demolition expert, mechanic. Each the top of their field. But I came here for the one|expert I didn't have... an expert on Atlantis. - But why would you need a...|- Several cargo ships have gone down|in the north Atlantic. The survivors say|it was a sea monster. We thought it might be|the watchdog at your front door. - The leviathan?|- Right. That's one big sea monster. In the water,|that's the last thing you wanna see. Except maybe|my Aunt Rose in a swimsuit. Sweet woman, but very large-boned. I'm glad it knew|we were friends this time. But there could be others out there. My father had many|such machines created. He used the magic|and science of the crystal|to expand the borders of Atlantis. That war nearly destroyed the world. Well, it looks like|his war may not be over. Then Milo and I will go with you|to the surface and end it. Kida, you can't.|l-I mean, you're the queen. The city repairs are well under way. The counsellors can handle|the everyday matters. And I... I feel responsible|for what my father did. I want to understand his decision... and I am afraid the answers|are not in Atlantis. I feel bad.|You finally get to the surface... and it's so cloudy,|there's nothing to see. Everything in your world is new to me. The sky, the clouds,|everything on the ship. - What is this?|- That's a life preserver. So you wear it and it|preserves your life, like our crystals? No, no. You throw it|to someone in the water. Oh, so it is a game? No. You only throw it|if someone is drowning. Does that not make it hard|for them to play the game? Two weeks we crisscross|the North Sea and get nothing. No squids, no jellyfish|and no lobster from Atlantis. We have to be sure, Vinny. What if raising the crystal|brought this leviathan to life? This could all be|the fault of Atlantis. I'd worry more about how|we fight it than who's to blame. Last time we shot at the leviathan,|these things didn't even tickle it. Eh, Audrey, if you keep|hitting that thing... we're gonna be "tickled"|all over these walls. Yeah, yeah.|Like I don't know that. Well, careful. Doc Sweet's|not here to glue us back together. This time it's my special blend. I start with a batter|of gelatinous nitroglycerine... dribble it on a shaped charge of TNT... and top it with just|a dusting of black powder... and oregano. You can't make a bomb|without oregano. It makes a very nice "boom." Let the lobster chew on that. Y-You know, I really don't|think it is a leviathan. The survivor called it the Kraken... a legendary Norwegian sea monster|with arms a quarter mile long. Nothing like what we saw in Atlantis. But Atlantean inventors always base|their designs on real animals,|like the giant squid. It may not be a leviathan, but it could|still be an Atlantean war machine. She's right.|No creature of flesh and blood... can bring down a steel cargo ship. Something's got the ship! It's ripping open the launch doors. My cheese! You can have it. Get to the sub pods. Vinny, we're|gonna need that thing out of the way. Coming up, extra oregano. Launch when ready. Next time, chilli powder. Uh-oh.|That doesn't sound good. It's pulling them down|on the starboard side. Where's Milo and Kida?|I didn't see them launch. Milo, are you there? Kida? Come on, come on.|Back-up batteries. Time to back-up. - ...thing off my back|while I look for Milo.|- This is Milo. We're on back-up batteries,|sinking fast, no propulsion. - We have a major leak...|- Leaks. Leaks. And the view port is cracking. If the ballast valves aren't blocked,|you can flush the water by rerouting|the pressure tubes and... Audrey, we are up|to our rear ends in water. It's no time for how-to books. Okay, okay. We're coming. -Jeez.|- Well, you'd better hurry 'cause... we're about to hit|an undersea mountain. That is not a mountain. - Audrey!|- Got you covered, Milo. - Watch your right dive plane.|- No problem. - Uh, where's the Kraken?|- It has disappeared. At least it was not Atlantean. Somehow, that doesn't|make me feel any safer. The creature buckled|hull plates fore and aft. We'll be lucky to get|to the port for repairs. - I'll send a launch for you.|- Don't worry about us, Captain. Just take care of the Atlantean. There's a fishing village|to the northeast. We'll be there|when you finish repairs. Whoa. That's your sub pod.|That's not coming out of my pay cheque. Okay, let's get to shore|as soon as we can. What's the matter, Vinny, afraid to play|patty-cake with the sea monster, ooh? No. I don't mind|a little patty-cake... but I really don't wanna be here when|the bombs on that sub pod hit bottom. I guess fishing hasn't|been too good lately, huh? That is not surprising.|No doubt that tentacled demon... devoured the local|fish stocks long ago. - Then why is it still here?|- Because it doesn't eat fish any more. Maybe that's why they built|the village on the cliffs. You don't want that thing|showing up for dinner. - Not real friendly, are they?|- Ew, what is that smell?|It's like rotting fish. Why do you accuse such a thing?|I have bathed. Recently. Hmph. No appreciation|for fine cologne. Easy, Mole.|She's upwind of you. I'd say it's more likely|we're smelling all this mildew. Everything is wet from the fog. But you do need a bath. Look at that. Interesting way of attracting tourists. Milo, we got company. I am Edgar Volgud,|the magistrate of this town. - What is your business here?|- Nice to meet you. - My name is Milo Thatch.|- I doubt there is anything in|Krakenstadt that concerns you. And what about your town pet|that nearly sank our ship? Your ship will be repaired|at the shipyards of Tronheim. You should leave soon.|The roads are treacherous after dark. I'm sure they can|start repairs without us. We thought we'd stick around|a while and enjoy the scenery. - Tronheim has excellent views.|- All the same, we'll stay. Miss Allyson is the innkeeper here. She'll give you|rooms for the night. A driver will take you|to Tronheim tomorrow. I've seen that fellow|before someplace... I think under a rock.|Reminds me of a leech, a worm. A kind of, uh, salamanderish... Obby, no! - He was born in molten rock.|- Wasn't Volgud that statue guy? That would make him|even older than he looks... which I gotta say|is pretty darn old. They say he made a deal|with the devil to live forever... but forgot to ask|for eternal youth. This will drive the fog|from your bones. - Thank you.|- Merci, mademoiselle. Thank you, Miss Allyson? Inger. There is a darkness|around Edgar Volgud... and that shadow has dimmed|all that was happy here. We would leave,|but this inn is all we have. It is no place for me|to raise my little one. Things will not change here|until its power is broken. - Its? You mean Volgud's?|- Or the sea monster's? I will prepare|rooms for you. But do not cross|Edgar Volgud... and leave as soon as you can. They gotta work|on their tourist industry. Come on.|Just follow his lantern. - Where is that coming from?|- What is it? It is not of this Earth. No. That's a bird.|A very big gooney bird. Or a, uh, puffin... with a very upset stomach. Uh, no, it's voices.|I can't make out what they're... - Where's Volgud?|- His light is gone. We could be|walking in circles. We'd better head back|to the village. And which way|would that be? Oh, over there. Head for the lights|before the fog closes in again. Just a moment.|Listen to the gravel. - Not now, Mole.|- But this is decomposed granite... which would mean we are|headed for the cliff... Audrey! I'm okay. For now. - Be careful, Milo.|- I'm climbing down to you, Audrey. - Stay where you are.|- Here I was, all set to take a walk. Audrey, keep talking to me. I said thank you very much|for leading us off a cliff. Hey, I was heading|toward the village... lights. Uh, I guess there's more|going on here than sea monsters. Oh, great.|Somebody's doin' hocus-pocus. I hate hocus-pocus. I... I can't reach. - I'll have to jump.|- Uh, don't jump. - I'll climb down.|- There's no room. I have to jump. Audrey, I'm the team leader,|and I order you not to jump. Oh, that's it! - See?|- Audrey! You see, you cannot|live without me. Gather the possessions|of the strangers... and burn them. What's the matter, Volgud?|You think we've got fleas? Gee. You seem surprised to see us. Definitely worm or leech.|Salamanders are too cute. We'd like to hear more about|Volgud's deal with the devil. It is an old wives' story,|a folk tale, nothing more. Inger, we want to help. Lives have been taken at sea,|and I suspect in this town. I would love to let my little one|play outside again. Long ago,|the fish left the sea. The town was in danger of dying.|A bargain was struck. The souls of the people|for the life of the town. - The Kraken?|- Sometimes known as the "devil fish." The town is provided for,|but no one can leave. And the sun|has not shone since. Folklore or not, there is a connection|between the Kraken and this town. Volgud hands out food|and supplies from somewhere. Maybe a hidden cave? I could search.|Would make a very nice boom. Ha. The answer is|staring at you right in the face. Regard.|How an igneous boulder... has been futilely disguised|as sedimentary rock. They might as well|paint a road sign. They look exactly|the same to me. Yeah, but you weren't|raised by naked mole rats. That would explain so much. This is all from|the sunken freighter. There's Volgud. - Volgud is controlling the Kraken.|- How? -Table scraps|and a rolled-up newspaper?|-He's not using table scraps. It's some sort|of mental power. Look at the workers.|They look hypnotized. I think he uses that power|to enslave the creature... telling it what ships to attack. If we can rattle Volgud's concentration,|he'll lose control over the Kraken. Tickling will be good. Nobody can|concentrate when they're being tickled. Or, uh, a bomb.|A bomb is a very good distraction. Shh! Wait.|Where's Audrey? Sacrebleu! Get Audrey.|I'll distract him. What? But he's unconscious.|It should go away. Audrey! Okay, now we try Plan B...|Plan Bomb. No. Not at the creature.|At the ceiling. How about picking the target|before I light the dynamite, huh? Get to the sub pods. We have to|stop the Kraken from getting out. Out of our way, barbarians! Talk to me, Mole.|We got to find that cave exit. Our best chance to trap|the Kraken is to seal him inside. Audrey, you doing all right? Yeah. Now.|Eww! It was creepy. All cold and slimy. Everything|faded away like I was drowning. Hey, pay attention! It is too dark to see.|Fire the magnesium flares. What are you doing?|We want to sneak up on... Jiminy Christmas!|It's already out! - Oh, stay clear of the tentacles.|- No kidding. I'm gonna take a shot. It's no good.|I can't line up a decent shot. We're on him. Open wide.|It's chow time. What are you waiting for?|Fire the... Jeez! Tell him to watch his aim.|He almost hit Aud... Look out! Shoot at the squid, not us! Vincent has gone mad! - His mind is a blank.|- But Volgud... It's not Volgud.|It's the Kraken. Of course. The Kraken is|the one with the mind powers. It is okay.|I have distracted him. Watch out!|Monster on the move! Oh. That was|really strange. - I'm down to my last shot.|- As am I. Head back to the beach.|We've got to get on dry land. No. Are you crazy?|You're heading right at it! I will distract him again. - Aah! I am blinded!|- It's Milo's sub pod. It's got a full load of torpedoes.|We can blow them all at once. Let's do it! You know, I think Mr Squid was|a little bit hocus-pocus himself. Oh, yeah, you won't find|the Kraken in any biology book. The curse is lifted,|the fish are back... and the mildew|has been scrubbed away. So if something stinks now, uh... What? Why you do this|with your hand? It is the fish. For 8,000 years, I have lived|with the same faces. It is strange|to meet new people. And each new person|has new thoughts, new ideas. Your world has much to offer. I hope one day my people, the people|of Atlantis, can offer as much. Well, there's no reason they can't. Your people can make a difference|to the world, like we did here. Now that there's no Kraken, it's|left to people like Inger Allyson... to raise their little ones in peace. We can never|thank them enough. Now you can grow|big and strong... and someday be the most|important person in town. Now give Mama a big hug. Please tell me that's not the same stuff|you fed us on the way to Atlantis. Bet your sweet eyes it is.|Now I told you... it would keep and keep and keep. And now it's yours|to eat and eat and eat. That's right, Margie.|They showed me all around the city. Yeah. It broke their hearts,|but I need my space. Kemot was too clingy. Careful, Mole. Obidalbedsugs aren't|used to such a variety in their diet. It's only a few assorted silicates|I've been meaning to get rid of. Oh. It's good|for the gums. Hey, where's Kida? It's even more beautiful|when the snow melts. This time|there was no leviathan. But how do we know there are not|other Atlantean weapons out there? Uh, not looking|at the scenery, huh? Maybe the crystal's|too powerful. Maybe it should remain buried. But your people,|they've regained so much. Could you put them|in darkness again? What are the chances of another|gas leak in a Chinese laundry? So that's my last flower shop. But I'm thinking about|buying a laundry. So, I guess now that we know|there's no leviathan on the loose... - Excuse me.|- you two will be heading|back home to Atlantis. - Excuse me.|- It's a laundry-slash-fireworks... But don't be in such a rush.|Take some time to see the world. Plane fare is on me. - That's very generous, Mr Whitmore.|- May I have your attention, please? Hmm, that's better. It's Dr Sweet. There's trouble in the Southwest. Sam's a long-time|field agent of Mr Whitmore's. He's best at digging up|hard-to-find objects. Only this time,|I think something found him. And you say he mentioned|killer coyotes in a sandstorm? Mm, no, not exactly. More like a sandstorm made up of killer|coyotes who were made up of sand. And this is unusual|in your world? Oh, yes.|More than a little bit. But I do not understand|why you wanted me here. Because of this. Milo, it is Atlantean. - Uh, where did you find this?|- You'll have to ask Sam. - I can't tell if he's breathing.|- Eh, perhaps he is dead. Oh, he's just sleeping.|After what he's been through,|I'm sure he can use the rest. Hey. Aah! Get away,|you furry carcass rats! It's all right, Mr McKeane.|You're safe now. Mr Whitmore sent us. Oh, good old Preston.|Best man I ever scavenged for. Er, say, young fella,|could you fluff up my pillow? Now, uh, how about a sip of water?|My gullet's awful dry. - Ohh! Ow! Ow! Ow!|- What's wrong? Got a little sleepy|in the foot. - Uh, would you mind givin' it a rub?|- Ewww! And you say coyotes|did this to you? No. 'Twernt|no ordinary coyotes. These was cantankerous|sand coyotes. 'Twernt a lick of wind all day... but I sure heard it howlin'|up on the mesas that night. I thought I was loco when I saw them|dust devils materializing in moonlight. Their red eyes like to burn|a hole right through my soul. Came screamin' off that ridge|like a pack of ghosts. I ran back to my shack|and bolted the door. I figured I'd be safe|if I stayed inside. I was wrong. Scratched me up|like a two-sizes-too-small|wool sweater on a hot afternoon. Luckily, I had plenty of bacon grease|to rub all over my hide... - to ease the chaffin'.|- Dinnertime. Mr McKeane, what have we told you|about the bacon grease? Works better than any|of your darn fool fix-'em-ups. I stood a better chance|with them coyotes. - Is he going to be all right?|- Oh, yes. We're moving him to the hospital in|Scottsdale where he'll be their problem. So where did you find this? - In a pot.|- What pot? - In the crate.|- What crate? - In my shack.|- What shack? Hmm. I'm not surprised|this is where he lives. You saw the man eat, right?|Lives like he eats... sloppy. Maid's day off, huh? Quartz, uh, silicate,|mixed with local clay. Mm, uh, slightly nutty to|the taste. Nothing unusual. Sand isn't the only|thing here that's nutty. Everything seems|to have been rubbed smooth. Even the windows are etched.|From the sand? McKeane said|they were sand coyotes. I see lots of sand, no coyotes.|No paw prints either. - Looks like the crate's...|- Missin'? Dang blame it! I know just what|varmint done took it too. It'd be that shifty-eyed, back-stabbin'|rattlesnake Ashton Carnaby. He runs a tradin' post|outside of town. You best be careful. He's slicker than|a sweaty toad in a rainstorm. Let's look around|a little first. We don't know for certain that|this Carnaby guy took Sam's crate. No, Obby! Stay! Stay! He's, uh, a Brazilian iguana. Eats just about anything.|Trust me. There are pieces here that|are hundreds of years old. Oh, look, an antique. How are people to use these things|if they're locked behind glass? - It's for protection.|- I know what the spear is for. But why is it|in a glass case? No, the glass case|is for protection. Wouldn't the spear be better|protection than a glass case? Yes... No! It's there to protect from someone|who might want to steal it. Why would someone want|to steal a glass case? Calcified limestone|more than 25 million years old... from the Cenozoic Era. Hydrated aluminium silicates|with basalt... found primarily in the southern|Colorado River Basin. Plastic! Bleeck! Milo, it's just like|an Atlantean guardian. Well, not exactly. It's been modified|by Noshoni design. Either way,|I am buying it. Ho ho.|That's what I like to hear. Because I want to sell it.|The name's Carnaby. Now, that painting's|of Crystal Guardian... who crawled from the earth|with weapons of blue fire. He was a great teacher|and healer of the sick. - Or so the legend goes.|- How much is it? Well, that's|a museum-class piece. I'll bet there's a museum-class|price to go with it too. - It is rare, and I've had offers.|- Is this enough? - Kida, that-that's a lot...|- Sold! One Crystal Guardian. So, Mr Carnaby, where exactly|do you get all of your artefacts? Well, uh, here and there. But the older pieces are|100% authentic, I assure you. - Oh, I don't doubt that.|- Well, we're looking for a crate... that may have been taken|from Sam McKeane. Who are you people? We're associates of Sam McKeane,|and he's asked us to help|locate the missing crate. Uh, can't help you. McKeane has a tendency|to tell stories. I think he gets lonely|out there in the desert. So you don't know|anything about it? If McKeane lost a crate of pottery,|that's not my problem. What in the Red Rock|River Valley are you doin'? Sampling the bowl.|It is very nice. Would you like some? Well, that could|have gone better. Does it strike anybody|as odd that Carnaby knows|the missing crate contains pottery? - Because I never mentioned|what was in it.|- You are right. I don't trust that Carnaby.|Don't like him one bit. Didn't like his attitude.|Didn't like his shifty little eyes. Eyes are the windows|to the soul, you know? How would you like to gaze|into the windows of my soul? Hey, didn't we just|pass that guy? Perhaps they are brothers? Twice is a coincidence. But three times?|I think someone's trying|to tell us something. Uh, hello.|Can we offer you a ride? It's a long walk to anywhere. My name is Chakashi.|And, yes, a ride would be welcome. Oh, he's, uh, Brazilian. I'm familiar with all|nature's creatures. This one is also|known to me. You wouldn't happen|to have a twin or two, would you? There are many Noshoni men|who walk alone in the desert. And we look all the same|to the eyes of outsiders. Ah, Crystal Guardian,|our great teacher and protector. He revealed many secrets|to the Noshoni. The path of the stars, the time|to plant, how to heal themselves. And like Crystal Guardian... we will also protect our|sacred beliefs from outsiders. Those who would plunder|our lands to betray our secrets... will answer to the ancient|forces of the desert. A sandstorm?|Where did that come from? We are followed. There are ancient powers that will|make certain our secrets are kept... and you, more than anyone,|should understand this. They're trying|to drive us off the road. I just put in that windshield. - He's gone!|- How? Where could he go? People, we got bigger problems.|They're in here with us. No. Dust doggies, go away! Ohh! This is just great! The intake's got a thirty-torque|tolerance that's been blown... and the combustion valves|need a new ring slip! - I didn't quite get all that.|- I build these engines from scratch. I fend off lava dogs|who eat the distributor caps. And nobody told me I would|have to deal with dust storm coyotes. If they got sand|in the manifold, I quit! - Did you get it all that time?|- Every word. - We have returned.|- We are back at the trading post. Chakashi said there were|ancient forces at work. Uh, make a note|to stay on their good side. Better yet, no more|picking up hitchhikers. Hey, uh, I told|you people to leave. - We have a couple of questions.|- I've already answered your questions. Pet iguana. Eats anything...|meaning you might be on the menu. How do you know that|the missing crate contains pottery? Uh, I don't.|Uh, l, uh... And what do you know about|an old man who calls himself Chakashi? I know I got a shelf full|of painted rocks of him inside. Of course. Chakashi. - The Noshoni wind spirit.|- We gave a ride to a spirit? You can't really believe|in that superstition. Well, we were just attacked by a pack|of phantom coyotes in a sandstorm. The same restless spirits|that came after Sam McKeane. And whoever has|that crate of pottery. Save it.|I'm not superstitious. Oh, I smell old pottery. - You had the crate all along.|- Voilà! It's rubbed smooth.Just like|the inside of McKeane's shack. - Well, there's no way|you could prove it.|- Sandstone, heavy red oxides, basalt... encrusted with the same silicate|found in McKeane's shack. Well, so what?|McKeane found it in the desert... and then while he was in the hospital,|I found it in his shack. That is called stealing. That's called commerce, honey. Besides, McKeane's the only one|who knows the location|of where the pot came from. Judging from the high|alkaline content... I would say it came from a cave|on the south face of the Mogollon Rim... fifteen miles north of here. Mm-hmm. He's good.|Dirty, but good. Well, you know, maybe I didn't|take things seriously enough. There are a lot of old tales and|mysteries out here in the desert... and the coyotes you encountered|are a good example. I thought you didn't believe. Well, I sure don't want|to end up like McKeane. So maybe if the pot's returned,|that'll settle these restless spirits. l, Gaetan Moliere,|have done it. I have found|the subterranean gateway... that is the very threshold|to the unknown! - Ah. It's just a hole.|- A hole? Blaah! Look at the lines in the basalt. The beauty of the erosion.|The poetry of the clay. - This is not a hole. It is a tunnel.|- Huh. I don't care what you call it.|Just tell me it's big enough to hide in.|'Cause we got company! Inside! Quick! I will save us! Milo. Holy cats! None of this should exist.|Not in the same place. It's a blending of every culture|from Idaho to Peru. Noshoni, Aztec,|Mayan, Olmec. My people were here. Ohh! Crystal Guardian|was an Atlantean. His teaching influenced|all these cultures. A little bit of Atlantis|goes a long way. Carnaby, that old pot can fit|on any of those ledges. Carnaby? - What is that?|- Sorry. It was me. Hold on.|That was not me! - Carnaby!|- Oh, about the pot. It looks like I'm going to be keeping it|along with everything else in here. That home-made prairie grass|mixture makes a good sleeping gas... wouldn't you agree? Carnaby, you snake! Naturally, I can't let you go free|to tell the world about my discovery. I mean, where's the profit in that? What? Carnaby! Nice nap? Hope the rocks|weren't too uncomfortable. Oh, no. This particular aggregate|is very nice. One of my favourites. - You will not get away with this.|- Mm, let's see. I trap you and your friends|in this cave... and then I take|all the treasure for myself... but I think I'll|get away with it. I knew there was something shifty|about you. Didn't I say so? I said, "I don't trust that Carnaby.|Don't like him one bit. Don't like this attitude.|Don't like his shifty little eyes." And don't forget.|The eyes are the windows to the soul. Mm-hmm. That's right.|I said that too. Well, you and your friends|will have a long time... to discuss how you feel about me|while I'm gettin' rich. We have found evidence|of my people here. We cannot let him destroy it. Mr Carnaby, obviously we've had|some sort of miscommunication here. I don't see any reason why|we can't work something out. Save your breath, junior.|You're gonna need it. Happy trails. It's no use. If there was only some way|to cut these ropes. - Obby!|- Obby, come on, boy. Wake up. Wake up! That's it. Okay.|Enough! No! No! Get the ropes!|The ropes! - Good boy.|- No! Take care of the dynamite first! Oh, uh, yeah, yeah.|Right, right. Kida! You've managed to be more|trouble than I expected. I'll just take|care of you myself... Ohh! Oh, now you done it.|Gone and made us mad. - Uh, what is this?|- Retribution. Anyone out here|got a doggy bone? - What happened to Carnaby?|- He is with us now. You seem like good people.|I'm sorry. The secrets of the ancient|ancestors must remain a secret. You will not be|allowed to leave. Chakashi, we also|carry a great secret. Thus, we can keep yours as well. What is this secret? Prove to me that it is as great|as what you see around you. - We can't.|- Very well. You have decided your fate. If you had|told me your secret... I would have known|I couldn't trust you with mine. - Hmph. It was a trick question.|- Must be the coyote in me. Kida of Atlantis,|you and I are not so different. Your people touched the corners|of the globe, teaching and healing. - Doing great good.|- But they also did great harm... almost destroying the world|and themselves. My father feared the temptation|to abuse our power would be too great. So he hid it away. The secret you carry|is neither good nor bad. A strong leader must have the wisdom|to know when to share that knowledge. It would be wonderful if my people|did not need to remain hidden... to have them walk|the surface of the world again. It is your choice. Whoa!|That was impressive. I would have been|more impressed if Chakashi|had dropped us off on the ground. It's strange, all right.|Started early this morning. But I guess you had your share|of weird weather in the southwest. It was okay. Except for how|I keep finding sand everywhere. I could go for some warm weather|about now. Maybe get a tan. - Sorry I missed it.|- Oh, no, you are not. There were dust doggies everywhere.|But I did find this very tasty bowl. Well, Mr Whitmore, Kida and I|had better be going because... Atlantis is waiting. - I know.Just as well.|- What? - Ah, we had break-in last night.|- Are you okay? Yes, I'm fine. But it burns me that|someone could waltz right in here... and steal something right off my wall...|an ancient Norwegian spear. Kind of a fancy|old letter opener. What you needed was|a glass case to protect it. He must have come|in the middle of the night. By the tracks I found, he had|some kind of dog with him. The real strange thing is, near as I can|tell, there's no sign of forced entry. Whoever it was knew exactly what they|were looking for and helped themselves. With this Spear of Destiny... shall l, Odin,|king of the northern gods... end this world. Why would someone|take an old spear... when there's|so much other junk around? Don't get me wrong.|It's, uh, all good junk. I'm more interested in these|scorch marks on the floor. Like lightning struck here. Obby! It cannot be the lightning. See for yourself.|There's no hole in the roof. No black powder.|Not explosives. Fire did not fall from the sky|in Atlantis like it does here. - I do not like it.|- Yeah, me neither. Mr Whitmore... I'm thinking that wasn't|any ordinary spear, was it? Do I own anything|that's ordinary? Regardless, I do have|a good idea who took it. The man's name|is Erik Hellstrom. Son of a gun was a fierce|competitor of mine. Built a shipping empire|with cruise liners. When he bought the biggest|dang castle in the old country... and named it Asgard... the press dubbed him|"The Modern Odin." Yeah, he liked being treated|as a god, and he lived like one... until the stock market crash|sank his company. He lost his money, his power|and, I think, his mind. Hadn't heard from him|till he phoned last week... desperately trying to convince me|to sell the spear to him. Raving about Ragnarok. What is Ragnarok? Doomsday in the old Norse myths. But why did Mr Hellstrom|want the spear? Seems to me I remember something|about a spear in the Shepherd's Journal. - I found it. Gunokneer.|- Gesundheit. No, no. Gunokneer was the name|of an Atlantean spear. The spear Hellstrom|stole from Whitmore was|the same spear... an Atlantean spear. Weapons of Atlantis|contain untold power. If the myths are right,|that's an understatement. At Ragnarok,|the final night of the world... Odin will use the spear to summon|the forces of chaos and destruction. He's going to use the spear|to bring about Ragnarok. - Armageddon.|-Judgement Day.|- The end of the world. The end of Atlantis.|Of everything. - My father foresaw this.|- Your father was trying|to save his empire, Kida. This guy's just frosted|'cause he's in the poor house. F-F-Frosted. It-It's Iceland, you see? So if Hellstrom|is going to be stopped... it looks like|you're going to Iceland. Why can't Ragnarok be in Miami?|You know, a nice, warm place. I'm never gonna get a tan. - Kida?|- Milo... my father knew the power of Atlantis|would be abused like this. As king, it was his responsibility|to do as he saw fit. Perhaps it is the same|with Hellstrom. Yeah, but Hellstrom|gave himself this crown... and he isn't|trying to save anybody. And that's|a big difference. We ought to be nearing Iceland.|And that name ain't just for show. With any luck,|this weather will lighten up. We should not be flying|in such a storm. We'll crash.|We are too high above the dirt. You know, the weather hasn't let up|since Hellstrom stole that spear. - I wonder if...|- Coincidence, Milo. Take over, Vinny. I mean, come on.|The old gods affecting the weather? Well, there was that Indian wind god,|spirit, whatever, Kraken. Yeah, the Kraken might have|been a god. Maybe not. Oh, Vinny! And that big Atlantis crystal... that was kind of like a god. All I'm saying, we see|a lot of strange stuff. I'm, uh, just being|open-minded. Well, you let go|of my plane that way... and I'll toss your open mind|right into that soup. But we are over land now.|Good solid land. Yes. Relax, Mole. We've been|over Iceland for minutes. The land's as solid as... Uh, you're gonna want|to take a look at this. Hellstrom's castle?|What did you call it? Asgard. Home of the gods. This is the power of the spear. That's what I call|"home improvement." - Look out! We'll crash! We'll crash!|- Relax. We're not going to crash|into any mountain. Unless it stands up. You missed us. That thing|could have been a god. Buckle up!|We're going down! Piece of cake. Oh, my beautiful land. - Mm! My lips!|- I am sorry for your|flying machine, Audrey. Easy come, easy go. Uh, oh, look at the bright side.|Uh, w-we're alive. But we're not exactly|getting a warm welcome. Maybe I'll give him a present. Oh, great.|More hocus-pocus. I bid you welcome... to the Hall of Odin. Uh, listen, Mr Hellstrom,|you've caught some bad breaks... but there's no reason|to take it out on the world. - I know you.|- It's the spear. Its power is one of destruction.|It will destroy you, uh, all of us. Ha! I know you.|You're the trickster... Loki. - You seek the power of my spear.|- No. You'll not trick me. Stop, Mr Hellstrom.|Mm, my lord, Odin. I know the power|of your spear. The same power|almost destroyed my father. Father? Of course. Brunhilde, my daughter.|My Valkyrie. You've come to rule|the new world at my side. No. I am not your daughter... but I do care about you. Kida! Neither man nor god|will stop Ragnarok. I cast thee out of Asgard... to your doom. - Do not drop me.|- You could lay off the eclairs,|you know. I cannot help it.|It's the creme filling. - Mole, we need you up here.|- Go away. I am praying. Mole, we got one chance.|We need you to dig. - Mole stays.|- Mole! Oh, fine. I will come. It is always Mole|that must save the day. Hey, watch it.|Don't make me sorry I saved you. A good thing that you are not|any skinnier, Milo. Perhaps you should eat|more eclairs. Get on with it. You know, I'm not used|to this going up. As a digger, I dig down,|deep into the earth. See, of course you may have noticed|I am rather afraid of heights and... Dig! You see?|You are a warrior born... my Brunhilde, my daughter. I am not your daughter. I am Kiyadacash,|queen of Atlantis. What have you done|with my friends? I cast them out, Brunhilde,|into the abyss below. No! It could not be helped. We must go, daughter. The chaos lord|of fire must be awoken before sundown. Today must be Ragnarok. Yes. Let us leave. Quickly. What do you see? He's using the spear|to carry them to the volcano. - What else is out there?|- His hundred-foot bodyguard. And I see our only way out...|this big wooden door. If we can find a way|to open it... Just call me the doorman. So we can get out,|but we still can't go anywhere. Heh. We are trapped. What are we to do, ride this door|down the stairs like a ski jump? Oh, no. No, no, no. No! Whoa! I believe that|we should all lean. Whoa! Move over, Mole.|I'll pilot this thing. - Move over where?|- Everybody lean left. Mole, your other left. Roadblock! Pull me up! No, Milo.|We could use you like a rudder. Yeah, he's gonna have a limp|after that one. Hellstrom,|you must listen to me. - My father...|- Yes? No. My real father. He hid away this power so it|could not be used for destruction. It was to be used for love,|for life, for all that is good. Hellstrom, stop this madness.|I beg you. Use this power|to heal the world. Brunhilde, that's exactly|what I intend to do. l, alone, am destined|to remake it and rule over it anew. To begin again,|I must destroy what is. No. You cannot. Kida! You'll not stop me, Loki. Lo! Ragnarok! Say your goodbyes|to this world... and herald in|my new order. Even at the end, the forces of darkness|would thwart the king of the gods. You're not the king of anything,|Hellstrom. You're a boat builder. Shoo, birds. Shoo. No! There now.|Ragnarok approaches. It is l, Odin,|who shall stand triumphant. You really think|you're still in charge? Those two are done|taking orders. And the fire lord|will set the sky ablaze. And the earth will become as ice|as a new age dawns. So, Milo, you got a plan? Eh, just thought I'd ask. Wait a second.|l-I do have a plan. Now a little heat. - It's working.|- Oh, now they're ticked. - The spear!|- I will get it! - Vinny, we need another bomb.|- I'm fresh out. - Kida!|- I'm all right, Milo. My Asgard! My kingdom! No! Give him a while.|Let him mourn his kingdom. Then we'll get him to a hospital|where maybe he can be helped. And as for that thing, I'm thinking|you should put it in a safe. Like now. Maybe with some chains,|and locks... big ones. I have a better place|for this spear. I learned many things|from your world. Most of all, I think|I now know my father better. My father was only protecting us|and the world above... when he hid|the heart of Atlantis. I understand that now. Uh, Kida, you can't hide|the crystal again. I mean, it would... Oh. Sorry.|Sort of ruining the moment there. - But...|- But my father was wrong. He thought mankind|would use the power|of the crystal for destruction. But look around you. The Heart of|Atlantis has let us rebuild our city. And I saw how the knowledge of Atlantis|touched a tribe of surface people... and made them|great healers and teachers. The brightest light is worth nothing|if hidden in a cave. I do not want|the legacy of Atlantis... to be the destruction|of its civilization. Let us share our light|with the world. Huh? What is that light, Queen Kida?|Is it a crystal? No, child. It is the sun. I think I swallowed my gum. The world was never the same|after that day. |
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