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Returning
to Earth after their run-in with Vorjak (Kerry Dorey), Renee
(Jayne Heitmeyer) and Liam (Robert Leeshock) meet with Hubble
Urick (Frank Moore). He tells them that the Taelons are no longer
welcome on Earth. He's fully prepared to blow up the Mothership,
if need be, in order to keep them away. Worried about the Taelons'
safety and future, Liam and Renee ask J. Street (Melinda Deines)
to solve the final dimension of Ma'el's relic, which holds the
secret of life for the Taelons. Street refuses to help because
of the demands of multi-dimensional thinking, a unique ability
she considers a curse. Liam and Renee decide to get the remaining
Taelons on the Mothership into stasis.
Later
that night, Street is out at a dance club when a strobe light
near the dance floor
suddenly sends her into a multi-dimensional trance. She is swiftly
engulfed in a cyclone of white light. At the White House, Hubble
and an Air Force General see a white light at the same time that
Zo'or (Anita La Selva) and Da'an (Leni Parker) witness it from
the Mothership.
The
light is also observed by Liam and Renee. They take off on a
shuttle in search of the source, which turns
out
to be a volcano in Southern Asia. The craft is caught in a
beam of energy that pulls them down, forcing a bumpy landing
adjacent
to a lava tube that leads to the volcano's interior. Liam and
Renee enter the tube, and find themselves in a chamber with
ancient Taelon
hieroglyphics on the walls. The two agree that Ma'el must have
been there close to 2,000 years ago. Searching around, Liam
finds a portal. Entering through it, he winds up in another chamber
containing sarcophagus-like containers and a pool of liquid
energy.
Liam tries
to return to Renee through the portal, but realizes he is trapped.
Elsewhere,
a Jaridian ship carrying Vorjak and a band of Jaridians approaches
the Mothership. Street arrives at the volcano with
Augur (Richard Chevolleau). She tries to fix the portal that
has trapped
Liam. Augur is suddenly jolted by a burst of energy that
produces a hologram of Ma'el. He tells them of the Atavus, the
Taelon
proto species found at the volcano after his spaceship had
crashed there
years ago. He explains that the chamber in which Liam is
trapped is actually a healing chamber built by Ma'el to regenerate
the Taelons. Liam sends Renee to fetch Da'an and five other
Taelons,
knowing that the Atavan energy pool is the only chance for
the
Taelon species to survive.
While
Da'an decides which five
Taelons to take with him to the Atavan chamber, Zo'or steals
Ma'el's
relic, a key component of the Atavan energy-transfer process.
Back in
the chamber, Street and Augur unintentionally activate the
energy pool, giving them less than an hour to complete the
procedure. Cracks begin to appear in the chamber's walls, as
the volcano
prepares to erupt. It is now a race against time for all
concerned. When
the Jaridians board the Mothership, they find themselves
trapped in a force field set by Ronald Sandoval (Von Flores).
He strikes
a deal, promising to lead them to the Taelons if they spare
Earth
and elect him ruler of the planet. Sandoval and the Jardians
make their way to a portal, just as Hubble opens fire on
the ship.
As
Sandoval collapses, badly wounded, Vorjak and the others
escape. Back at the Atavan chamber, Zo'or appears with Ma'el's
relic.
Despite Liam's warnings, he dips his hand into the energy
pool. Submerging
himself in the pool, he sheds his exoskeleton and collapses
amidst a blinding whirl of light. Vorjak and his Jaridian
shipmates arrive at the chamber just as Liam and Street are about
to
begin
the transfer
of Atavan energy to Da'an and the other Taelons.
Street
realizes that the only chance of survival for both the Jaridans
and
Taelons is for them to unite in the chamber. Sending
Street, Augur and
Renee to the safety of the shuttle, Liam begins the
energy-transfer process, knowing it may cost him his life. As
his friends
speed across the sky, the volcano violently erupts, leaving
little possibility for anyone or anything to survive.
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