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00:00:18I
00:00:25Am not
00:00:27Willing!
00:00:30Kray!
00:00:30Kray!
00:00:58Kray!
00:01:03Oh!
00:01:07Oh, no!
00:01:10Oh, no!
00:01:40She was unwilling! We have angered Kitsakuato!
00:02:19Irving, Hector, Amy and Steve are setting a base camp half a kilometer away.
00:02:26You sure you don't want to get a head start?
00:02:29We can always leave a trail for Bella.
00:02:32And leave the woman we're hoping is going to fund the next decade of expeditions alone to pen for herself
00:02:37in the jungle?
00:02:38I don't think so. I mean, anyone can follow a trail.
00:02:43You don't know these office types.
00:02:45Then why is she coming? She's just going to slow us down.
00:02:50She wants to make sure her money is being spent the way she wants it.
00:02:53The last expedition we did, the exhibit was sold out for 14 months. Money's no issue for her.
00:02:59Yeah, but that 14-month run was four years ago.
00:03:04Besides, it's always about money with those types.
00:03:07Well, I guess it's lucky for her we have a lead on that location for the temple.
00:03:13Oh, there she is.
00:03:18Be nice.
00:03:19I'm always nice.
00:03:24I'm always nice.
00:03:26Dr. Jacobs, how was your trip?
00:03:28Rough.
00:03:30I'm just not used to small boats.
00:03:35And, um, I just want to take you a little...
00:03:37Oh!
00:03:39Not to worry, we've got GPS trackers, satellites, everything you need.
00:03:42Camp is about half a kilometer away, so we could move in right now.
00:03:48I hope you have some bug spray.
00:03:49It's easy to get eaten alive out here at this time of year.
00:03:53Um, yeah, I did, but could I borrow yours?
00:03:56Because mine's very deep in my luggage and I don't want to rummage around for it.
00:04:00Of course.
00:04:02We don't want to ruin a fresh man.
00:04:05This is Jess Mansfield, our resident foot-and-mouth specialist.
00:04:10She's also an expert in the region.
00:04:14What?
00:04:15I...
00:04:15I like the colors.
00:04:17Really?
00:04:20Um, okay.
00:04:22Anything else you need before we head off?
00:04:24Um, no.
00:04:25I'm good.
00:04:27Alright, let's head out.
00:04:29Okay.
00:04:36A small plane, a minibus, and then that boat.
00:04:40I can't believe I made it here in one piece.
00:04:43But I thought you'd like to know that I invited Dr. Stiglitz to be a keynote speaker at this
00:04:50year's museum symposium at your behest.
00:04:53Has he responded?
00:04:54Mm-mm.
00:04:56It's just like him.
00:04:58Well, I'm sure that meant a lot to him.
00:05:00Retirement hasn't been easy for Augustine.
00:05:05Well, if he keeps declining public speaking engagements,
00:05:09the public will stop engaging with him.
00:05:12Oh, I'm sure he'll be out on the appearance circuit the next time he writes his big book.
00:05:17Yeah, when will that be?
00:05:18The last one was five years ago.
00:05:22Oh, I'd love to sit.
00:05:30If you ask me, Augustine hasn't been the same since his last expedition.
00:05:35That's why I informed him I intend to stand up.
00:05:38Okay, thanks.
00:05:42So what made you want to come out on this expedition, Bella?
00:05:46Dr. Jacobs?
00:05:48You know, Bella, Bella is fine and stuff.
00:05:50And that's a fair question, Jess.
00:05:53I guess I was just a tiny bit jealous of Marlene and all the time she gets to spend in
00:06:00the field.
00:06:00I mean, you both know I got my PhD in museum studies from SUNY.
00:06:06It's just not that exciting, you know?
00:06:09And I just felt isolated and secluded.
00:06:14And I just wanted...
00:06:16Oh!
00:06:18I'll get you.
00:06:20Thanks, Marlene.
00:06:22I guess I just wanted to feel the dirt in my fingers, you know?
00:06:28And hold these artifacts in their natural habitat.
00:06:35And then authorize and negotiate cultural property agreements with Mexico's Ministry of Culture
00:06:42for temporary loans of those very same artifacts.
00:06:45That's when the real adventure begins.
00:06:48Yeah.
00:06:48Oh, come on.
00:06:50Yeah.
00:06:50Then it is an adventure.
00:06:57How could I pass up the opportunity to tour long-lost Aztec ruins with a private, local guy?
00:07:06I mean, that is a dream.
00:07:11What is that?
00:07:18Get behind me.
00:07:19Okay.
00:07:20Is that a...
00:07:22Jaguar?
00:07:23What?
00:07:24If we're a Jaguar, we'd be dead already.
00:07:27Wait, is someone coming to meet us?
00:07:29Everyone should be back at camp.
00:07:33Everyone?
00:07:35Take one step back.
00:07:45Yoretsi.
00:07:46You were supposed to meet us at the camp.
00:07:49Everyone, this is Yoretsi Talaka'ele.
00:07:51He's our local guide.
00:07:55Yoretsi?
00:07:56I won't even attempt your last name.
00:07:58I'll slaughter it.
00:07:59Pardon me.
00:08:00Dr. Bella Jacobs.
00:08:02Chief Curator, World History Museum, Los Angeles County.
00:08:07Pleasure to meet you.
00:08:12Shall we have the camp?
00:08:15Yes.
00:08:16Lead the way.
00:08:17Okay.
00:08:18Let's go.
00:08:54I told him.
00:08:55He stayed with us.
00:08:58It's going to be nightfall soon.
00:09:01Still no sign of him.
00:09:02Well, I gave Jess our coordinates.
00:09:05They should be here soon.
00:09:07I gave him to Marlene.
00:09:08Sure, her assistant's great, but...
00:09:11Marlene's...
00:09:11Has the utmost faith in her choice of assistants?
00:09:14Oh!
00:09:17Next time, I'll stay at camp and you can fight off the jaguar we almost ran into.
00:09:21Doctor!
00:09:23We're just starting to get worried.
00:09:25Had to show Dr. Jacobs the scenic route.
00:09:29Oh, everyone.
00:09:31Yoretsi Talaka'ele.
00:09:33Our guide.
00:09:35With your guidance, we would treat this place with the utmost respect that it deserves.
00:09:39Senor Tillytail.
00:09:41Taliki.
00:09:42Talaka'ele.
00:09:43Talika.
00:09:47I look forward to working with you all and discovering my ancestral homelands
00:09:53and presenting the rich and powerful heritage of my people.
00:09:58The chosen people in your museum.
00:10:01Many artifacts and symbols of our sophisticated culture are still hidden deep within the temple of Quetzalcoatl.
00:10:10Dr. Anapatz.
00:10:12This includes Ahikakatskato.
00:10:15Few pieces like it ever survived the Spanish conquest, and none have been unearthed fully intact.
00:10:22We may have the rare opportunity to recover the first Ahikakatskato in one piece for the first time in six
00:10:30centuries.
00:10:32How can you be so sure?
00:10:35Well, most people say the temple was destroyed, and those who have searched for it come home empty-handed, if
00:10:43they've come home at all.
00:10:44And why is that?
00:10:45Because a group of Quetzalcoatl cultists make human sacrifices.
00:10:51But I thought that Quetzalcoatl was against the practice of human sacrifice.
00:10:57True.
00:10:59But this group, if the legends are true, of course, believe that sacrifices would get them closer to Quetzalcoatl.
00:11:08That only the truest of true believers could commit such acts.
00:11:14So it will likely be a small temple, since it was a small cult.
00:11:17It's most likely swallowed up by the jungle for six centuries.
00:11:21We could be venturing into nothing, though.
00:11:24Nothing, but...
00:11:26There's always a risk.
00:11:27But we mitigate that risk by having experts like Senor Talakelal to guide us.
00:11:32No one has seen or even touched a fully intact Ahikakatskato.
00:11:37No one?
00:11:39No one.
00:11:40Well, someone got close.
00:11:42Wait, I'm confused.
00:11:44Someone did or didn't?
00:11:46You know him. Dr. Stiglitz.
00:11:49Ah, right.
00:11:52Is that what drove him to an early retirement, searching for a complete Ehe Kakatskato?
00:11:58Well, I can tell you he might have succeeded if he had what we have.
00:12:01Our secret weapon, Senor Talakelal.
00:12:06It's thanks to him that we know exactly where to look for the temple.
00:12:11Well, Steve, why don't you show Bella to her tent?
00:12:13I'm sure she's tired and could settle in.
00:12:19Hi, Steve Hill, one of the field takes.
00:12:22Hi, nice to meet you. I'm Bella Jacob.
00:12:25I can show you to your tent.
00:12:26Oh, okay.
00:12:28Don't mind if I do.
00:12:33Wow, you're so cute.
00:12:40So?
00:12:43How's Bella doing?
00:12:45Is she in a, I'm gonna fund you for a decade mood, or this is your last exhibition mood?
00:12:53Too soon to tell.
00:12:55Although I'm optimistic, she seems excited.
00:12:58Well, yeah, it's her, it's her last chance at joining an expedition before she pulls funding.
00:13:06Oh, do you not know?
00:13:08Am I seriously the one breaking this news to you right now?
00:13:11Well, um, ever since the White House pulled major federal grant programs, trustees have been, like, skittish.
00:13:25Donors and sponsors have been putting major pressure on Bella to secure another Tutankhamen-sized exhibit.
00:13:36Maybe you should get in touch with Dr. Stiglitz after all. I already have.
00:14:05Ooh.
00:14:06I'm sorry.
00:14:07I'm sorry.
00:14:08How much?
00:14:08Ah.
00:14:14Ah.
00:14:21Oh, okay.
00:14:25Ah.
00:14:26Ah.
00:14:26Ah.
00:14:28Ah.
00:14:32Hmm
00:14:35Hey, I finally
00:14:37Finally finished your schedule
00:14:38Ah, thank you, Peter
00:14:39It's all good to go
00:14:40Yeah, read this for me
00:14:42I haven't got my glasses
00:14:42Yeah, what is it?
00:14:45Is it your birthday?
00:14:48Well, happy birthday
00:14:49Just read it
00:14:52Um, let's see
00:14:54I know how much you hate being another year older
00:14:57But not nearly as much as you like being upstaged
00:15:01So let me distract you from the former
00:15:03With the latter
00:15:05I'm going for it
00:15:08This time with WHM funding
00:15:10This is my birthday gift to you, Marlene
00:15:15She's going for what?
00:15:17And is this Dr. Potts?
00:15:28Come
00:15:29Let's work
00:15:41Let's do
00:15:41So, basically, I just yell out
00:15:43Earthquake, because everything's shaking
00:15:45Everyone runs to the exit
00:15:46Except for Marlene
00:15:48She literally dives for it
00:15:50Dives for the vase
00:15:51At the very last second
00:15:52And catches it just before it hits the ground
00:15:55I had no idea that that piece made such a journey
00:15:59It was one of my favorites from last year's Mycenaean exhibit
00:16:04Marlene, what's your favorite artifact you discovered?
00:16:08There was this necklace
00:16:10Ornate with jewels
00:16:12Emeralds, rubies
00:16:14Adorned on a golden chain
00:16:17It belonged to a queen, but we found it in a massed tomb
00:16:22Why was it there?
00:16:23There were a couple of theories about that
00:16:25One was a coup
00:16:27But then we would have found other royals with similar jewels
00:16:30So that was unlikely
00:16:32It could have been a gift to a servant
00:16:34From a royal friend before they died
00:16:38Or it could have been a thief
00:16:40Clutching it for an eternity
00:16:42But what do you think?
00:16:45I like to think that it did belong to a queen
00:16:48A leader of her people
00:16:49Who went into battle
00:16:51Fighting for her people
00:16:53Till her very last breath
00:16:56They were a coward
00:17:05What makes you think that?
00:17:08The royals never spent time with peasants
00:17:10It was beneath them
00:17:12The woman who wore your necklace
00:17:14Was fleeing the battle
00:17:17Leaving her people to die
00:17:19It was likely hiding somewhere in her clothes
00:17:22Or somewhere even more hidden
00:17:25You know, that's the funny thing about undocumented history
00:17:29We never truly know
00:17:32That's why it's our job to piece together the past
00:17:36To learn
00:17:47Well, it's getting late
00:17:49We've got a long journey ahead of us tomorrow
00:17:52Let's get some rest
00:17:55Guess I'll take first watch
00:17:57Just had some coffee, so I'm wired
00:18:25What do you think?
00:18:37I don't know.
00:19:09I don't know.
00:19:31I don't know.
00:19:32What was this?
00:19:33Did you hear that?
00:19:39You okay?
00:19:40Yeah.
00:19:41Yeah, I'm good.
00:19:47Oh, Lord, look at the size of this thing.
00:19:51It has to be a 20-footer.
00:19:5425-footer.
00:19:56It's a green anaconda.
00:20:00Here, let's see what's up. Everything okay?
00:20:02No, it isn't.
00:20:07Steve, watch out! Don't get so close.
00:20:10Don't worry, it's very dead.
00:20:12It's also very far from home.
00:20:18This can't be a green anaconda.
00:20:21What's it doing 2,000 miles north of its natural habitat?
00:20:242,000 miles? You're talking what? Venezuela? Ecuador?
00:20:30She's right. Anacondas aren't native to this region.
00:20:34Or this country, for that matter.
00:20:37Pythons, sure, some in Mexico.
00:20:40But these women must have gotten lost.
00:20:432,000 miles is a long way to get lost.
00:20:47The legends are true.
00:20:49There's a green anaconda.
00:20:51The bottom of the temple pit.
00:20:53Believed to be Quetzalcoatl himself.
00:20:55Trapped in his earthly form.
00:20:58Oh.
00:20:59And you didn't think to tell us about this?
00:21:02Super snake until just now?
00:21:04Obviously, it's not true.
00:21:06Probably just a boa constrictor or an anaconda of great length.
00:21:11But we don't know what's down there for sure.
00:21:14Great length?
00:21:1525 feet is great length.
00:21:19Are you sure we didn't just kill it?
00:21:21That was half a millennia ago.
00:21:23No matter what they believed, there's no way that it would have lived this long.
00:21:28Are you okay?
00:21:29Hell yeah.
00:21:31Not every day you almost get choked out by a giant snake.
00:21:36You know?
00:21:37Fortunately, no, I don't.
00:21:42Have some water.
00:21:51Listen, if you need to take some time, I can arrange it for you to get back to the mainland.
00:21:55No pressure to continue.
00:21:58What's a better story?
00:22:00I almost got choked out by a giant snake.
00:22:03So, I packed my stuff and went home.
00:22:08Or, I almost got choked out by a giant snake before we found a rare, priceless Eheka doodledackle, whatever you're
00:22:17calling it, in a lost temple that we haven't set foot in for six centuries.
00:22:23The first one sounds pretty good, but I'm kind of leaning towards the second one.
00:22:27The second one sounds good.
00:22:39Yes, hello. This is Dr. Augustine Stiglitz. I'm calling for Bella Jacobs. She reached out to me about a speaking
00:22:47engagement at your museum.
00:22:51Ah. Well, when do you expect her return?
00:22:56She is the curator of your facility, is she not?
00:23:03Do you mind if I ask the nature of this expedition?
00:23:07Chiapas?
00:23:09Oh, I know the area.
00:23:11Yes, quite well in fact.
00:23:14Well, um...
00:23:15Please let her know that I called. And thank you.
00:23:21What's happened? Something the matter?
00:23:27She's going to southern Mexico.
00:23:30Dr. Potts.
00:23:32With financial backing from the World History Museum.
00:23:35Wait, but they pulled all the funding for...
00:23:37Yes, yes. Thank you, Peter.
00:23:39We don't need to get into that nonsense now.
00:23:42That birthday card.
00:23:45Lord knows I hate cheap sentimentality like that.
00:23:48And she knows this.
00:23:50And Marlene would never dare directly tell me to my face what she was planning to do.
00:23:55Because of the... the museum?
00:23:56Yes. Yes, indeed.
00:23:59Hence the card.
00:24:02Just... easier.
00:24:04So then what is she doing?
00:24:07Oh, Peter, don't you see?
00:24:09She's gone to Solanuska to find the Airher Coscatl.
00:24:12The one she's always been planning to get.
00:24:15And the one that I could never find.
00:24:18But you proved it doesn't exist.
00:24:20No, I just proved that I couldn't find it.
00:24:25Reach out to the WHM.
00:24:27I've declined their kind offer on behalf of your employer.
00:24:31And send them a signed copy of my book for their silent auction.
00:24:35Oh, and Peter.
00:24:37Perhaps you might read it.
00:24:39Before you do.
00:24:52We're entering uncharted territory.
00:24:54Could be rougher terrain out there.
00:24:56So, is this how all these go?
00:24:58Sometimes it's jungle, sometimes it's desert.
00:25:01Desert's easier as long as you have enough water.
00:25:04No, give me this any day over the desert.
00:25:06Absolutely not.
00:25:07Have you been to the Arctic?
00:25:09Blinding.
00:25:09Heat I can deal with, but cold?
00:25:11Unforgiving.
00:25:13Look out!
00:25:25It is an omen.
00:25:28Quetzalcoatl.
00:25:29He does not want us to be here.
00:25:31I mean, we have to be here.
00:25:34I mean, we have to move on through.
00:25:37I don't know about you people, but I don't want to wait for another snake to show up.
00:25:42Bella, if Uretzi says that it's too dangerous-
00:25:44Marlene.
00:25:44Marlene.
00:25:45That's the chief curator for the museum and the one funding this excursion.
00:25:50I need artifacts, so I say we press on.
00:25:56Marlene?
00:26:08Marlene?
00:26:08You okay?
00:26:10Oh, it's cold.
00:26:24Marlene, take a look at this.
00:26:26Oh, now this is what I'm talking about.
00:26:34Not gonna lie, I didn't think we'd find shit.
00:26:39Temple of Quetzalcoatl must not be approached with negligence.
00:26:47You did it, Uretzi.
00:26:52Follow me.
00:26:54Stay close.
00:27:10Remember, we're in an ancient ruin.
00:27:13It's important to be cautious.
00:27:15Be careful.
00:27:16We must not disturb Quetzalcoatl.
00:27:18To think this place has been left untouched for centuries.
00:27:23By anything other than Mother Nature.
00:27:29The Dutch.
00:27:29Oh, good.
00:27:30This is a memorial for your own unique room.
00:27:30It's like a line cellar or a sub-zero.
00:27:34All right.
00:27:43Oh, my God.
00:28:05Ah!
00:28:08Ah!
00:28:41This is where it happened.
00:28:46Oh, no!
00:28:50The cultists made their blood sacrifices
00:28:54right here in this very chamber.
00:28:58So, the murders happened in here?
00:29:02Sacrifices to Ketseguato.
00:29:05Thank God, a winded creation.
00:29:09Here, take this.
00:29:18Hey, guys.
00:29:23The pit, it's been sealed shut.
00:29:27Well, maybe Ketseguato was sick of all this blood and death.
00:29:34Okay, 3D surveying systems up and running.
00:29:38I'll have the Geovector online and ready to fly in five.
00:29:42Okay, Irv.
00:29:43You reading this?
00:29:45Yeah, data set's initiating.
00:29:48And data set's received.
00:29:51All right, we're good to go.
00:29:54Don't worry.
00:29:55Don't worry.
00:30:03Oh, he's out.
00:30:03Come on.
00:30:04Come on.
00:30:06Come on.
00:30:09Oh.
00:30:09Oh.
00:30:12Oh, my.
00:30:16Oh.
00:31:31So, the artifacts, the relics and scrolls, they just show up on this map here?
00:31:38What?
00:31:40Marlene?
00:31:44So, we've got everything on the schematics.
00:31:49Now what?
00:31:50Now what?
00:31:51What does now what mean, Marlene?
00:31:55Well then, I don't know.
00:31:56We must not be in the right place.
00:31:58I hope the geovector can give us some more options here.
00:32:03You got all of our images.
00:32:04Everything's coming in clear.
00:32:05Oh, I've got it all.
00:32:06Everything that's here.
00:32:08And what isn't.
00:32:13It's, um...
00:32:15Is this?
00:32:16This is it?
00:32:22I mean...
00:32:25Don't get me wrong.
00:32:26It's incredible.
00:32:29It's just that, um...
00:32:31Okay.
00:32:32Okay.
00:32:33I was only able to secure funding for this little excursion of yours because I promised an entire
00:32:42board of trustees that I would return with a complete collection and exhibit of ancient artifacts.
00:32:50I cannot go back to L.A. without the...
00:32:53Well...
00:32:55We cannot go back to L.A. without the Ehekakotskado.
00:32:59You do realize that.
00:33:01Right?
00:33:02Are you being serious right now?
00:33:05Heads up, everybody.
00:33:06I'm bringing the drone back to base.
00:33:10The insurance alone on sending a crew out like this is staggering.
00:33:16Budgets are shrinking.
00:33:18Just loaning collections now is more profitable.
00:33:22Not as exciting, but budget-friendly.
00:33:26Marlene, I cannot have any more surprises the next time.
00:33:32Or there won't be a next time.
00:33:36Bella, you know as well as I do that history does not exist to be bought or sold.
00:33:40Those organizations, those people, they only see dollar signs.
00:33:44But you see what I see.
00:33:46Ancient history coming alive.
00:33:49Uniting us in our humanity.
00:33:51That's why we do what we do.
00:33:53We have to keep searching.
00:33:55Okay.
00:33:57Well...
00:33:58Let's bring back some artifacts.
00:34:00And this conversation never happened.
00:34:06Watch your heads.
00:34:08Drone incoming.
00:34:23What the heck?
00:34:25Where did all this wind come from?
00:34:27Where's the drone?
00:34:28I'm losing it!
00:34:32I can't see anything in this dust.
00:34:45You can't stay in here!
00:34:49Everyone, we need to get out of here!
00:34:51Go!
00:34:51Go!
00:34:52Go!
00:34:52Go!
00:34:54Steve!
00:34:55Go!
00:34:56Get forward!
00:34:58Chad!
00:35:00Steve!
00:35:01It wasn't my fault, Marlene!
00:35:03But do you know what your careless mistake cost us?
00:35:05Marlene, Marlene!
00:35:06Hey.
00:35:06We're safe.
00:35:07We're safe!
00:35:07That's all that matters!
00:35:09Let's just set up camp before it gets dark.
00:35:13Okay...
00:35:13We assess when we have clearer heads.
00:35:16Come on, we'll figure this out
00:35:22Hey, is it really true that the Aztecs were performing ritual sacrifice?
00:35:34Oh yes, true indeed
00:35:36In fact, the Aztec armies would capture their prisoners of war
00:35:39And sacrifice them to their gods
00:35:44Wow
00:35:45Dude, that's crazy
00:35:47I mean, you read about stuff like this, but
00:35:50To think that those people actually did those things
00:35:53And why?
00:36:03You enjoying retirement?
00:36:09Well, what else is there left to accomplish?
00:36:12You know, I've discovered ruins and relics the world had long thought lost forever
00:36:17I've traveled to the four corners of the globe
00:36:20I've written many books about these places
00:36:22And some have been turned into some pretty decent movies
00:36:26Others, eh, not so much
00:36:29So, now I'm retired
00:36:35Why do you ask about sacrifices?
00:36:38I went to something you wrote in your book
00:36:41Ah
00:36:41It was, uh, right here
00:36:43Aztec religions became bloodthirsty
00:36:48The human sacrifice
00:36:49The human sacrifice became important in maintaining cosmic order
00:36:53The high priests believed that the sun needed human blood just to rise inside
00:37:00Well, yes, of course, crazy
00:37:01The sun has always been essential to human civilization
00:37:04But the Aztecs also believed that Quetzalcoatl was the god of creation
00:37:10And that he spilled his blood to bring humanity into life
00:37:13But oddly, he was against the, uh, sacrifice of the unwilling
00:37:18Really?
00:37:19And blood rituals in general
00:37:22I wonder what it is that Marlene has found that makes her think that the Azteccoatl is in Chiapas
00:37:30The temple at Quetzalcoatl
00:37:34Perhaps she's found it
00:37:36But then
00:37:38Why would the Azteccoatl be there?
00:37:41Well
00:37:42Maybe
00:37:44They wanted to hide it where they didn't think anyone would look
00:37:47And why would you say that?
00:37:51Well, if Petzalcoatl was against human sacrifice
00:37:54Then
00:37:56No one would be using the ceremonial breastplate in a place of worship, right?
00:38:00So maybe they hid it there because no one would look for it
00:38:04Hmm
00:38:07You know, that's not completely off base
00:38:10I gotta say, I've heard worse suppositions
00:38:12Thank you
00:38:14Cheers
00:38:14Cheers
00:38:17Cheers
00:38:17Cheers
00:38:28Cheers
00:38:29Cheers
00:38:29Cheers
00:38:31Cheers
00:38:36Cheers
00:38:37Cheers
00:38:39Cheers
00:38:39Cheers
00:38:40Cheers
00:38:40Cheers
00:38:42Cheers
00:38:44Cheers
00:38:44Cheers
00:38:44Cheers
00:38:49I don't know.
00:39:42I don't know.
00:39:45I don't know.
00:39:45Did you guys hear that?
00:39:46Yeah.
00:39:48Where's Steve?
00:39:49Steve!
00:39:50Steve!
00:39:51Steve!
00:39:51Steve!
00:39:52Steve!
00:39:54We should call search and rescue.
00:39:56They could do an aerial search.
00:39:57We need to find Steve or the space here is over.
00:39:59But we need to find him.
00:40:00Every moment counts.
00:40:02Alright, Jess and Bella, you stay here and try and contact Air Rescue.
00:40:05Irv, Amy, take the gun.
00:40:06Go back to where we came from.
00:40:08See if you can find Steve or his tracks.
00:40:10Anything.
00:40:10Look.
00:40:12Here at sea, Hector and I, we're gonna go west.
00:40:15Everyone meet back here in 15 minutes.
00:40:18You got it?
00:40:18Copy.
00:40:19Yep.
00:40:20Okay.
00:40:22Okay.
00:40:23Okay.
00:40:36Air rescue!
00:40:37Come in!
00:40:38We have a missing person!
00:40:41Please!
00:40:42Come in!
00:40:44Air rescue!
00:40:45This is Dr. Bella Jacobs.
00:40:48We have a missing person emergency.
00:40:50I repeat, a missing person emergency!
00:40:53Over!
00:40:54I hope they find him.
00:40:56He seems like such a good guy.
00:41:15Steve!
00:41:17Are you hurt?
00:41:19Come on buddy!
00:41:20Make a sound if you can hear us!
00:41:22Steve!
00:41:26Steve!
00:41:27Steve!
00:41:28Hide and seek's over, buddy!
00:41:31Steve!
00:41:32Answer us, please!
00:41:34Steve!
00:41:35Steve!
00:41:36Steve!
00:41:37Steve!
00:41:41Hide and seek's over, buddy!
00:41:43Just keep going.
00:41:44Steve!
00:41:46Steve!
00:41:54Air rescue?
00:41:56Air rescue?
00:42:04Maybe Euretzi's right.
00:42:09Maybe there is bad energy here.
00:42:14Air rescue!
00:42:16Please!
00:42:17Come in!
00:42:19We have a missing person!
00:42:21Please, we're in need of assistance!
00:42:34Steve!
00:42:35Steve!
00:42:41Steve, come on!
00:42:53Steve!
00:43:02God, I've never lost anyone on an expedition before.
00:43:05I haven't lost anyone just yet.
00:43:10What is it?
00:43:12Look at this size of this snakeskin.
00:43:15Liz is out here with us.
00:43:23What's up?
00:43:24Did you find Steve?
00:43:25No, we found this.
00:43:28Oh!
00:43:30Holy snakeskin.
00:43:32It's fresh.
00:43:33Recently shed.
00:43:35Let's see.
00:43:3512, 24 hours maybe.
00:43:37How can you tell?
00:43:38It's pliable.
00:43:40It's pliable.
00:43:40Supple.
00:43:40It's not dry and brittle.
00:43:42There's one massive snake.
00:43:45That's bigger than the one that almost got me.
00:43:48That's not funny.
00:43:52Yeah, I think we should, uh, go home.
00:43:56I hope.
00:43:58We should not.
00:43:59Why not?
00:44:00Evil energy will follow us wherever we go.
00:44:05Uh, I'm sorry.
00:44:08So we're just kind of stuck here?
00:44:10Forever?
00:44:11Because you're all too scared to just leave?
00:44:13Because of some religious superstition?
00:44:16We must find the evil energy.
00:44:20To feed it.
00:44:21Then and only then can we leave safely.
00:44:26How do you find that energy?
00:44:28Much less, um, destroy it?
00:44:31We head back to the temple.
00:44:34Okay, uh, may I remind you that the geofactor scan didn't find anything.
00:44:39There is nothing undiscovered inside that temple.
00:44:42What about Steve? Maybe he's there.
00:44:45Bella's right. We can't leave without Steve.
00:44:49We all need to stick together.
00:44:52So then we head back to the temple to look for Steve.
00:44:55Yeah. Fine.
00:44:57Fine.
00:44:58If it were one of us, he wouldn't give up.
00:45:00Steve wouldn't give up. We have to keep going.
00:45:04Yeah.
00:45:08Great.
00:45:11We need to head out. Let's go.
00:45:15I'm gonna hang back for a second and try one more time to contact air rescue.
00:45:19Hector.
00:45:21Just hurry up.
00:45:22We can't wait for you.
00:45:30Okay.
00:45:40Air control, do you copy? Over.
00:45:44Air control, do you copy? Over.
00:45:47Air control, do you copy?
00:45:50You hear you. Who are you?
00:45:53Air control, this is Hector Rojas. I am part of the museum of Salvation. We have lost one of our
00:45:58members.
00:45:59What is your location?
00:46:01My location?
00:46:06What's your location, sir?
00:46:09What is your location, sir?
00:46:09Oh, no.
00:46:12What is your location?
00:46:24Oh, no.
00:46:51The pit, it's open.
00:47:02Okay, well, I don't think Steve's down there, so let's keep moving.
00:47:23We're good.
00:47:28It's totally empty in here.
00:47:32Guys, I don't think he came this way.
00:47:35It's the most obvious path, unless there are passages we have yet to discover.
00:47:54Wait, why would he come down this way?
00:47:56Steve being Steve.
00:48:09No, please!
00:48:11Are you okay?
00:48:14Hold on, we'll help get you out.
00:48:22No!
00:48:45She's dead.
00:48:50Jess!
00:48:52Bella!
00:48:55Marlene!
00:48:59Bella!
00:49:01Bella's gone!
00:49:06Okay, okay, all right.
00:49:10We need to get Eretzian and Jess out.
00:49:14We have some pulley ropes in the gear.
00:49:18Okay, I'll check it.
00:49:21Just hold on.
00:49:22We're coming.
00:49:24You think there's a way out of here?
00:49:28Let's go.
00:49:30Eretzian thinks he's found a way out!
00:49:34Okay, be careful.
00:49:37If you find a way out, just meet us back at the camp!
00:49:54Okay, what do you want to do?
00:49:58Find an exit, too.
00:50:12How do you know this isn't a exit?
00:50:16I don't!
00:50:25False corridor.
00:51:01Hey, I came as soon as you called.
00:51:02What's the emergency?
00:51:03Marlene and her expedition, they've gone missing.
00:51:06Air Rescue received multiple distress calls from her team,
00:51:09but they've all since disappeared.
00:51:11I've been on the phone with Search and Rescue
00:51:13and the U.S. Embassy.
00:51:14They're apparently gathering information.
00:51:17Well, you know what?
00:51:18They can gather all the information they like.
00:51:20I'm going down there.
00:51:21Artie, you cannot seriously be considering
00:51:22going down to Mexico right now.
00:51:25What do you suggest I do?
00:51:26Just sit here on my hands and do nothing, my dear boy?
00:51:29I would argue that I'm indirectly responsible
00:51:31for her being down there.
00:51:33Now, come on.
00:51:34We have to leave.
00:51:35I've been to that area,
00:51:36and that terrain can be extremely vicious.
00:51:38We haven't got a moment to waste.
00:51:40Air Rescue last heard from them seven hours ago,
00:51:42and we can be on the ground in Chiapas in four.
00:51:45Now, come here.
00:51:47Now, get these.
00:51:57Come on, chop chop.
00:51:59We haven't got a moment to lose.
00:52:01You brought your passport with you.
00:52:03It's in the car.
00:52:03Let's go.
00:52:11Be careful.
00:52:12We don't want to trigger any more traps.
00:52:15Do you think Hector was able to reach them?
00:52:18I hope.
00:52:20And that help arrives soon.
00:52:27What are we gonna tell the museum?
00:52:29I don't know.
00:52:31We need to figure out how to get out first.
00:52:35It's colder down this hall.
00:52:38Could mean a tunnel or an exit.
00:52:47You hear that?
00:52:50It's...
00:52:50It's close.
00:52:54Yeah, I see others.
00:52:56Jess?
00:52:58Is that you?
00:52:59No, shh.
00:53:01Do you feel that?
00:53:08Something's coming.
00:53:11Marlene.
00:53:13Who had the other radio?
00:53:21Hector.
00:53:22How could he be...
00:53:28Run!
00:53:39I need a fucking exit.
00:53:40What?
00:53:47No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:53:49Just go.
00:53:49Just go, just go, just go.
00:53:50Go, go.
00:53:51I'll see you after, okay?
00:53:56No.
00:53:56No.
00:54:08No.
00:54:11No.
00:54:14No.
00:54:17No!
00:54:25Dry your tears.
00:54:30Wait.
00:54:31Wait, wait, wait.
00:54:35What is that?
00:54:37I need to get out of here.
00:54:40It could be getting bigger.
00:54:43What?
00:54:46Come on.
00:54:54There has to be a way out.
00:54:55We can't just be stuck here until Marlene finds us.
00:55:00This tunnel, it was used for prisoners, right?
00:55:04There had to be a way for them to come in and get them out.
00:55:10There's something on the ground.
00:55:12Where?
00:55:15There's a tablet on the ground.
00:55:19It has an etching of Quetzalcoatl on it.
00:55:24Okay, okay, okay.
00:55:25I see it, I see it.
00:55:29If we press it, we may, may just be able to get out of here.
00:55:35How do you know?
00:55:37There are no skeletons in here.
00:55:40There has to be a way out.
00:55:43This is our only chance.
00:55:45Okay.
00:55:46We have to take it.
00:55:48Okay.
00:55:49Press the tile.
00:55:51Press the tile.
00:55:56Reach.
00:55:57Reach.
00:55:59We almost got it.
00:56:09I got it.
00:56:10I'm going to get it.
00:56:13Damn it!
00:56:15I lost the flashlight.
00:56:20I just need something to reach you.
00:56:22Try reaching under the bars.
00:56:31I think we lost.
00:56:34Perfect.
00:56:34We just, we just left him.
00:56:36We left him.
00:56:36Marlene, we left him.
00:56:37He got eaten.
00:56:38Amy, we don't have time for that.
00:56:39We've got to go warm chest and you're at sea.
00:56:41Can you do that?
00:56:43Okay.
00:56:44You got it?
00:56:44Okay.
00:56:45Let's go.
00:56:46Okay.
00:56:51Help!
00:56:53Help!
00:56:54We're down here!
00:56:55Somebody!
00:56:58They cannot hear us down here.
00:57:01This is a prison.
00:57:02The walls are too thick.
00:57:09Help!
00:57:23You said something.
00:57:25You said something and it opened.
00:57:26What did you say?
00:57:29Talapua.
00:57:29In ancient natura, it means to open.
00:57:34Why didn't you do that in the first place?
00:57:39You're bantering gave me the idea.
00:57:43Oh, come on.
00:57:44Watch where you walk.
00:57:45It could all be ring.
00:57:55In roughly 24 hours, the solar cycle will reach its maximum phase or peak.
00:58:01Meaning what?
00:58:02Sorry, I'm a little lost.
00:58:04I haven't finished your book yet.
00:58:05Well, when the solar cycle reaches its peak is exactly when the Aztecs would increase their
00:58:10human sacrifice rituals.
00:58:12More blood spilled.
00:58:14The temple at Quetzalcoatl was infamous for the amount of blood shed there.
00:58:19Marlene has in fact found this temple and something has been awakened inside.
00:58:24And it's very hard to prevent it from escaping the temple and frankly, putting the whole world
00:58:29in jeopardy.
00:58:31All because of the, uh, the solar cycle?
00:58:34Yeah.
00:58:36The cosmic imbalance has long had a devastating effect on civilization for centuries.
00:58:43Great.
00:58:44So we've got, what, like 24 hours?
00:58:48We got this.
00:58:49Fine.
00:58:50It's fine.
00:58:52It's been seen 24.
00:58:53They got a lot done.
00:59:02We're only getting deeper into this temple.
00:59:07A library.
00:59:15Serpents are everywhere.
00:59:17Look at this, Amy.
00:59:20Ancient iconography.
00:59:22It's the symbol for the cult.
00:59:24Early to mid-1400s.
00:59:271400s?
00:59:28It's the, it's the rise of the Aztec Empire under the ruler.
00:59:32Um, it's a quaddle.
00:59:38Wait, wait, wait.
00:59:39Look at this.
00:59:41It's not a quaddle script.
00:59:43It's just got the same phrase over and over and over again.
00:59:46You're right.
00:59:48Chosen.
00:59:48The chosen ones.
00:59:51Rulers.
00:59:51Chosen to lead.
00:59:53It's everywhere.
00:59:56But Emperor Itzikwaddle's rule was not dominated by this attitude.
01:00:02While it not at first, it was introduced later towards the end of his rule.
01:00:08Mid-1400s, the Aztec Empire became highly militarized and human sacrifices were widely accepted.
01:00:16Under the rule of the royal advisor, Tlacolol.
01:00:22Tlacolol?
01:00:24As in, Yoretsi Tlacolol.
01:00:28Okay, it's too dark.
01:00:30We have to be careful so we don't walk into another trap.
01:00:36This temple.
01:00:39The people who made it would not have many traps in here.
01:00:44Yeah?
01:00:45Why is that?
01:00:46They were protected in other ways.
01:00:50What do you mean, other ways?
01:00:53They took measures
01:00:55to appease the gods.
01:01:02They took forms on Earth
01:01:04that represented their power absolute.
01:01:08What does that mean?
01:01:11Pray you never have to find out.
01:01:20What was that?
01:01:28You need to keep moving.
01:01:30It's not safe here.
01:01:35The temple housed what they believed to be Tlacolol in his earthly form.
01:01:40Feathered serpents.
01:01:41He would grow larger and larger with every sacrifice he was offered.
01:01:46There was another theory.
01:01:48The Tlacololol belief.
01:01:51And that means protector, right?
01:01:54This temple was not built to house but to imprison.
01:01:58It's a way to protect the world from the danger and the havoc it would wreak if it was ever
01:02:03released from the sacred land.
01:02:04Yeah, but this temple, it's falling apart.
01:02:09Yeah.
01:02:09Thanks to us and the collapse, the sacrificial pit has been reopened and the danger reawakens.
01:02:19So, how are we going to kill this thing?
01:02:23Kill it?
01:02:24In my experience, gods don't die that easily.
01:02:27So, what are we going to do?
01:02:29Are we just going to let this, this, this thing become the dominant apex predator on the planet and destroy
01:02:35just everything?
01:02:37No.
01:02:52Now, Peter.
01:02:54Now, listen.
01:02:55This area can be very unforgiving.
01:02:58So, stay close.
01:03:00Listen to every word I say.
01:03:02And whatever you do, do not stray apart.
01:03:05Okay?
01:03:06Give me the guns.
01:03:15Auggie, I'm staying here.
01:03:17Okay, if this goes south, you need someone at base camp.
01:03:20Okay?
01:03:22Okay.
01:03:23Stay safe.
01:03:25I'll see you.
01:03:29Okay, we need to look and find something
01:03:31that's gonna help lead us to Justin Yoretsi.
01:03:34A map, maybe?
01:03:40Okay, wait, check this out.
01:03:43That looks like a drawing of the temple.
01:03:45What it must have looked like.
01:03:47Okay, perfect.
01:03:48Then, uh, where are we in all this?
01:03:53We're probably three stories down to preserve the humidity of the scrolls.
01:03:57Okay, if we entered here, got separated here,
01:04:03okay, then this is where they'd probably be.
01:04:05So you think Jess is here?
01:04:12You should wear this.
01:04:16It would be highly inappropriate.
01:04:19I insist it will protect you.
01:04:26Protection from what?
01:04:28It is your destiny.
01:04:32The gods are watching, and I won't take no for an answer.
01:04:38You're at sea.
01:04:43You're scaring me.
01:04:51We're just a few hallways away.
01:04:54We're on the lookout for traps.
01:05:02Where is he?
01:05:06Where is he?
01:05:08Where is he?
01:05:13Where is he?
01:05:24Oh, shit.
01:05:59You look perfect.
01:06:03This feels really inappropriate.
01:06:08I can assure you everything your cousin should be.
01:06:16Yati, I really think that, you know, I should take this off and we could just find a nice thing
01:06:20about it.
01:06:23And it's not gonna happen.
01:06:26What do you mean?
01:06:31I have bigger plans for you.
01:06:37Yati, I really think that, you know, we could just go find the others and we could...
01:06:48What are you doing?
01:06:52What I shouldn't have done long ago.
01:06:58What my ancestors were too cowardly.
01:07:04You don't have to do that.
01:07:06You don't understand.
01:07:10I must.
01:07:12I must.
01:07:13No, please, please.
01:07:16No, please.
01:07:17No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:07:25How could go?
01:07:27Going right.
01:07:29Except we need to go left.
01:07:31Left?
01:07:33Isn't there another way?
01:07:37There is, but it's longer.
01:07:40Let's take it.
01:07:43Stay close.
01:07:46Stay close.
01:08:04Amy.
01:08:05What's happening?
01:08:07No.
01:08:08No, no, no.
01:08:11I'm sorry.
01:08:12I'm gonna help you.
01:08:13No, no, no.
01:08:13No, you need to go.
01:08:15No, I'm not leaving.
01:08:15I'm not leaving.
01:08:16You need to go.
01:08:17No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:08:52No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:09:08No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:09:10What are you doing?
01:09:12Get away from me.
01:09:14I have no idea.
01:09:17How great an honor it is to be sacrificed.
01:09:21There will be stories written about you.
01:09:24I'd much rather be writing the stories than talking about them.
01:09:28It is an honor.
01:09:32It's such an honor.
01:09:34Why don't you sacrifice yourself?
01:09:39No.
01:09:41No.
01:09:41No.
01:09:46My country.
01:09:48My people.
01:09:50They are lost.
01:09:52They don't know their history.
01:09:53The great and powerful empire that ruled this country for centuries.
01:10:02The first was his vision that brought the Aztec empire to great new heights through sacrifice and destruction.
01:10:18Let us not delay the inevitable.
01:10:22I must appease our gods.
01:10:26No.
01:10:34No.
01:10:35No.
01:10:36No.
01:10:36No.
01:10:41No.
01:10:46No.
01:10:48No.
01:10:48I have to be the steward of my people.
01:10:51I have to.
01:10:56Jess, Jess, Jess, Jess, Jess, are you okay?
01:11:00You're okay, you're okay, you're okay, you're okay?
01:11:05Okay, we're gonna get out of here, okay?
01:11:09Okay, all right, okay, we got it, we got it.
01:11:14Are you ready?
01:11:15Okay, let's go, let's go.
01:11:28Okay, quick, quick, quick, okay.
01:11:36With your Etsy gone, I don't think that book is gonna help us.
01:11:38There's gotta be something here, otherwise you wouldn't have kept it.
01:11:45If the Talakala line is ended, Ketapuatul will grow until it devours the world.
01:11:51But we already knew that.
01:11:53The only way to kill Ketapuatul is to pierce its heart with the ceremonial blade.
01:11:59How are we supposed to do that?
01:12:01That thing is enormous.
01:12:03If we leave here, it's gonna kill us.
01:12:08Okay, you need to get down to the lower levels.
01:12:10Make a bunch of noise, grab its attention, distract it.
01:12:13I'll go to the sacrificial pit, and I'll grab the blade off of your Etsy's body.
01:12:18That's your plan?
01:12:19The temple is falling all around us, and a snake is chasing us.
01:12:22Do you have a better idea?
01:12:26We just have to get out of here.
01:12:28No, we have to kill it, otherwise it's gonna kill us.
01:12:32Jess.
01:12:36You have to go.
01:12:39Okay.
01:12:41Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.
01:12:58Hey!
01:13:00Hey, come and get me!
01:13:03You want us so bad, while I'm right here!
01:13:07Come and get me!
01:13:14Come and get me, you big legless freak!
01:13:27Come and get me!
01:13:31I'm right here, you want us so bad!
01:13:38Now I have your attention.
01:13:41Now I have your attention.
01:13:58Come and get me!
01:13:59You!
01:13:59Come and get me!
01:14:02Ah!
01:14:06No, no, no, no, no, no.
01:14:37No, no, no, no.
01:15:02No, no, no, no, no.
01:15:13No, no, no, no.
01:15:16No, no, no, no.
01:15:44What are you doing here?
01:15:46Time to run.
01:15:47Ask questions later, my dear.
01:15:54Wait, wait.
01:15:56Marlene is still in the temple.
01:15:57We have to help.
01:15:58In the temple?
01:15:59Then we need to go.
01:16:01You can't just leave her here.
01:16:03I'm not.
01:16:05I'm not.
01:16:05We need to lure it away.
01:16:14Jess!
01:16:19Marlene.
01:16:36No, no, no, no.
01:16:39No, no, no.
01:17:02No, no, no, no.
01:17:11No!
01:17:14No!
01:17:17No!
01:17:19No!
01:17:22No!
01:17:30No!
01:17:52No!
01:17:55No!
01:17:57No!
01:18:00No!
01:18:01Let's go!
01:18:50The Ayakotsugo.
01:18:55Where did you find him?
01:18:57I'm afraid I found it around the neck of your dead guide in the chamber.
01:19:02Come on. We need to get to safety.
01:19:06We can't leave her.
01:19:08I assure you it's best that we leave immediately.
01:19:11Tell me, Jess, was there anyone else here with you?
01:19:14Just me.
01:19:16Everyone else is dead.
01:19:20Marley, you are so close.
01:19:24I wish you could come back with me.
01:19:26Come on. Time to go.
01:19:29We'll come back. I'll send a team.
01:19:31We'll do a proper excavation.
01:19:38No.
01:19:39Wait. Look.
01:19:41No way.
01:19:44No way.
01:19:59Jack.
01:20:09Marlene, you did it.
01:20:12You did it.
01:20:13I guess that ceremonial knife came in handy.
01:20:19Agustin.
01:20:20I got your birthday card.
01:20:22You couldn't let yourself be upstage.
01:20:26Marlene, this was a rescue mission.
01:20:29Besides, never upstage me.
01:20:33You found it.
01:20:36We've got to get this home.
01:20:37Where's the plane?
01:20:39Not more than ten miles away.
01:20:41Ten miles? Some rescue.
01:20:44Last time I looked, you were pretty much stranded.
01:20:49Peter, this is Agustin.
01:20:51Yes, come in.
01:20:52Reach alive and clear. Over.
01:20:54Yeah, I have two survivors.
01:20:56Meet us at the rendezvous point.
01:20:58Copy that.
01:20:58Over.
01:21:00I suppose a thank you is in order.
01:21:03Oh, I don't know.
01:21:05In helping you, I found my white whale.
01:21:10And I've come to a profound realization about myself.
01:21:14Something that I will never do again.
01:21:17What?
01:21:18Bite or die an anaconda?
01:21:21No.
01:21:23Retire.
01:21:25Hated every minute of it.
01:21:28That's because we belong in the field.
01:21:30Hm.
01:21:34What's next?
01:21:35Well, if I remember correctly,
01:21:37someone wrote a book about a giant Tomazotz.
01:21:40A bat god that lured men to their deaths in the dead of night.
01:21:45Yes, indeed I did.
01:21:47But I still haven't found the caves that the myth is based on.
01:21:51I hear the Sistema Huatla, south of Mexico, has some leaves.
01:21:56Hm.
01:21:57Well.
01:22:00What are we waiting for?
01:22:03Let's go to Huatla.
01:22:05No.
01:22:17I can talk longer about half….

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