
With the Taelons now gone, Hubble Urick (Frank Moore) and several
top military officials gather at FBI headquarters to monitor the
salvage of the abandoned Taelon Mothership. Suddenly, they receive
word of a life form onboard the ship. It is Sandoval (Von Flores),
now severely disfigured from radiation burns. Before their eyes,
the Mothership suddenly bursts into flames, killing all onboard
except Sandoval, who remains in control of the Taelon vessel.
Meanwhile, Renee Palmer (Jayne Heitmeyer) embarks on a desperate
search for Liam, who was apparently killed when the volcano containing
the Atavan regeneration chamber exploded. Commissioning a former
Russian nuclear submarine, Renee and J Street (Melinda Deines)
venture to the Southern Asian waters that surround the volcano.
With the help of a crew that includes former companion protector
Keeler (Alex Carter), they find the Atavan chamber imbedded in
volcanic rock. After firing a torpedo to break through, they employ
a docking ring to access the chamber.
Keeler and a small team enter the regeneration chamber and are
ambushed by Atavus, previously extinct aliens that were resurrected
when Liam joined the Taleon and Jaridian species together. Renee
and Street watch the horrific attack via video monitors onboard
the submarine, while Sandoval, having tapped into the submarine
communications system, watches from the Mothership. With two crewmembers
dead, having being clawed to death by the Atavus, Keeler and several
survivors scramble back to the safety of the submarine.
Threatened by the rampaging Atavus and realizing Liam is indeed
dead, Renee orders that the submarine break from the chamber and
open fire. The submarine is unable to free itself from the docking
ring, however, which has been magnetized by the alien pod. They
are trapped and the aliens have begun to access the submarine,
setting off a series of attacks and killing most of the crew.
Firing her weapon, Renee hits an Atavus
in the chest. Out of its wound emerges the blue energy anatomy
of Raj’el (Helen
Taylor), guardian of the collective consciousness of the Taelons
who once resided on the Mothership. Raj’el tells Renee that
the joining of the Taelons and Jaridians has unleashed “the
final conflict,” and that she has been chosen to save humanity
from these vicious Atavus.
Their discussion is cut short when Renee is suddenly confronted
by another Atavus. Fighting off her attacker, Renee returns to
the submarine control room where she watches on a monitor as one
of her remaining crewmembers gets mauled by an Atavus. The creature
declares that Earth now belongs to the Atavus, not humans.
Renee is then confronted by Howlyn (Alan
Van Sprang), the head male Atavus who tells her that his race
was on Earth long before
humans, but were forced underground by asteroids. Now unearthed,
they must feed on the sentient life force of humans in order to
continue to exist and reclaim Earth as their own. Renee struggles
with Howlyn, and freeing herself, contacts Keeler and orders the
submarine to be destroyed in order to kill the regenerated aliens.
Keeler sets a timed explosive, while Street flees in an escape
pod. The Atavus chamber separates from the submarine just as Keeler’s
bomb explodes.
On the surface, Street finds Renee. The two watch in horror as
a beam emanates from the descending Taelon Mothership and extracts
the Atavus chamber. The chamber is transported to the Mothership,
where Sandoval welcomes Howlyn and his deadly companions.
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