Enough. Let's bring it up.
The drill is almost here.
Okay.
This is blood!
Lower the drill!
Stop, turn off the engine.
What on earth is it? Bone fragments?
It's flesh ... from an animal. It's still fresh.
Something's wrong. I've drilled holes in the ground for 30 years now, but this...
Look at it there.
A piece of skin ... like leather. It's very thick.
- What the hell is that? - I don't know.
Alex, start the generator. I want to use the radio.
We'll stop drilling until I find out what it is.
- If there's copper here, it'll have to wait. - Leave it alone, Svend.
- Some things, you should just stay away from. - You're being a little superstitious, Henrik.
Well, then, don't come trying to apologize to me later.
I'll call Radio Narvik and ask them to send us a palaeontologist.
- They'll never find out what it is. - Wait and see. Go get the good camera.
I had better get some pictures.
Henrik thinks it's something supernatural.
Are you superstitious, Mr Klint?
There are more things between heaven and earth than even a professor can explain.
- You know how journalists are. - Are you afraid of black cats?
It depends on whether you're a man ... or a mouse.
This phenomenon is easily explained. Our test borings have shown us...
that the fossilized bones of some large creature lie buried near the surface.
How would you explain the fresh tissue and blood?
Dr. Dalby and I have discussed that. There is a tundra under the ground.
Parts of the animal must be contained in it and frozen.
Mammoths and other animals have been found under the same conditions in Siberia.
What we found wasn't frozen. It was fresh blood.
Your drill-bit probably penetrated the deep-frozen animal.
Friction from the drill has thawed it out. That's how to explain the blood.
Well, then. There's certainly nothing remarkable in this affair.
On the contrary. All the animals previously found like this were mammals.
The piece of skin you found, and the apparent size of the creature,
have convinced us that it must be a reptile.
- A giant reptile? - Yes. And that is quite unique.
In the morning, I will send everything to the Aquarium in Copenhagen,
- Where we can study this find.
The Scandinavian Palaeontological Society will assist us.
- I'm crawling off to sleep. - Yeah, we'd better turn in now.
Let me show these gentlemen to their quarters.
Lisa, your father is too old for a sardine can like this.
You've been around your fossils too long, Dad.
With two daughters like mine, it's a pleasure...
to get back to my old bones.
Good morning.
Good day.
- How are you doing with the jigsaw puzzle? - I won't give up. It has to fit together.
- It's impossible to reconstruct. - Surely we have enough bones.
I'm not convinced they all belong to the same animal.
- But I am. - Then it's like no other ever found.
Dad, there was a telegram back home.
Ah. It's from Svend, the young engineer.
He has found another piece, 600 meters away.
He's bringing it here. He'll be here in about an hour.
- Shall I meet him at the airport? - What does he look like?
Awful. Bald as a cue-ball. But hurry along now.
How will I find him?
Since when must I tell you how to find a man?
Now, no side errands. Bring him back directly.
Maybe Svend will bring us the piece we need.
Let's hope so.
I've really never seen bone fragments like this before.
They're like hollow tubes. They're strong, but resilient, like birds' bones.
What about that frozen piece?
I think it's a piece of the animal's tail.
Come here. I keep it frozen, or course.
From the size of that piece, we've calculated that the creature must have been huge.
- How big? - As big as the largest of dinosaurs.
30 meters or more ... we have an absolutely unique discovery here.
A piece of a dinosaur, 70, perhaps 100 million years old.
Think what we can learn from it! Forget the bones. Let's concentrate on this.
Dad, Svend knows enough about frozen things. Can't I thaw him out a little?
- He's been on ice for too long. - Your daughter really speaks her mind.
Oh, you'll get used to it.
You'll be staying with us while you are here.
- How long can you stay? - Well, I do have a month's leave coming, but...
Dad, here's Mikkelsen to speak with you.
Karen, please don't frighten that young man.
I'd better go with you as a chaperone.
- Ah, Otto, to be 25 years younger... - Hmm. He'll have his work cut out for him.
Mikkelsen, I am pleased you could come.
Mr Mikkelsen will help us keep an eye on things around here.
Someone should be here when we're not around.
I'll make sure nothing fishy is going on.
Dr. Dalby will explain your duties.
Most important is this freezer. It must always be kept at the same temperature.
- Ice cold. I'll make sure of it. - It's all powered electrically.
- Later, you must see the machinery. - In the meantime, I'll see you later.
OK ... Oh! I get it. Of course.
Electric eel. Hello, hello.
I guess everything runs on electricity here.
I think that Svend is the man I've been looking for all my life.
You said that about Karl, and Otto, Paul, Henry and that actor.
That was when I was young.
You with your 20 years.
Leave me alone with him, so I'll know I'm right for him.
When will you ever learn not to chase a man?
Did you figure that out when Ole got married to Judy?
I'm sorry, Lise, I didn't put that very well.
I didn't mean it.
That's just the problem, Karen. You never think through anything.
Svend is a nice guy. Now, don't be ridiculous.
This time it's serious. He is so handsome!
Even Dad likes him. Lisa, be nice now.
I'll leave you alone with him tonight.
I think I'll go help Dad a little.
That's sweet of you. Thank you. How do I look?
As usual. Too adorable.
And far too young.
- Is that you, Mikkelsen? - Just doing my rounds.
You can go. I'll be working here all night.
Thank you.
- Good night, Doctor. - Good night, Mikkelsen.
What about your little sister?
- She's such a silly girl. - Oh, but ...
- Oh ...! What happened? - Peter! Peter ...!
I must have fallen asleep.
Dr. Dalby, you really scared me.
Dad, look!
Turn on the light.
It's thawed out.
Completely ruined. Where is Mikkelsen?
It's not Mikkelsen's fault, Otto. I sent him home. It's my fault.
Do you realize what you've done? It is completely thawed.
Decomposition has already begun.
Dad ... Dr. Dalby, look! The wound from the drill has changed.
It's healing.
Otto! Look at the surface.
Do you realize what this means?
It's alive. A million years it's been frozen...
You've let it thaw out, and now ... now it's alive.
So, are you available, or is there some little Eskimo girl back home?
- Are you ever serious? - There isn't much to be serious about.
Life is wonderful. The sun is shining. Look around you.
We Danes think life is a sweet pastry.
- But it's not. - Oh, Svend. Smile a little. You're sweeter when you smile.
I can't just stop thinking.
- Well, then, you have to! - Will you ever grow up?
I'm pleased to welcome you, Miss Miller.
I'm not accustomed to meeting such a charming young lady.
My appearance has nothing to do with my skills.
I was a zoological advisor for Unesco for 5 years.
I wouldn't dream of suggesting there was something wrong with your skills.
But allow me to express my admiration without being misunderstood.
I have a job to do.
Sorry, is that suit the latest fashion in New York?
If your report can be verified, it opens up terrible new possibilities.
It is the finest suit I've ever seen.
- You think so? - Mm.
Actually, we're expecting another representative from the UN:
- A general. His name is ... - Grayson.
Brigadier General Mark Grayson.
I get by in Danish. My mother was from Denmark.
That's the main reason they chose me for this ... job.
I have very little idea what this is all about.
In a few minutes we'll have a press conference on the matter.
Please allow me to introduce you...
This is Miss Miller. - American, Miss Miller?
No, I am Danish. I was sent by Unesco.
My real name is MÃ¸ller, but that's difficult for an American to say.
- My daughter Lise. - It's my pleasure.
I hope you enjoy your stay.
Thank you, Miss Martens, but I'll be happier if my stay is short.
And this is my trusted friend and colleague, Dr. Peter Dalby.
I'm pleased to meet you. I know you're busy, General.
But here in this country we also take time to live.
Thank you. But I put my work first. Shall we begin?
He's a typical American. I beg your pardon, Miss Miller.
No need to apologize, professor. But not all Americans act like that.
I don't understand the general. He's got a lot on his mind.
And we two must be careful not to get in his way.
Ladies and gentlemen. I've invited you here...
to see for yourselves the evidence
of an historic discovery.
I'll describe it in sequence, as it occurred...
May I introduce Captain Brandt? He'll be your liaison officer.
- It's a pleasure. - Let's hear what Martens is saying.
...I've now had the tail piece under observation for 7 days.
And there is no doubt: It is alive!
It's growing amazingly quickly. It's already doubled its original size.
The tail fragment is in a tank in the next room.
We've added a nutrient substance.
It's actually a kind of regeneration chamber.
What do you mean by "regeneration"?
That's what I'm about to tell you.
Regeneration is the ability of living tissue to rebuild itself,
or heal a wound.
This capability is highly developed in certain animal species.
In scientific terms, there nothing unusual about it.
A lizard may lose its tail when it's frightened,
and grow a new tail to replace it.
A starfish can lose an arm, and a new arm will grow.
An earthworm can be cut into two parts, and each piece will grow into a new worm.
And that is what is happening here:
The regeneration of a living prehistoric animal.
What do you call the creature?
I don't yet know what it will grow into, apart from the fact it's a reptile.
Why not call it Reptilicus Martensius?
Reptilicus is enough.
If you want to see it, it's this way.
Go ahead, ladies and gentlemen.
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, Go ahead.
- You don't look happy. - Would you?
If you were shanghaied into babysitting a dead herring?
I know why: it's a situation that just might turn dangerous, eventually.
A prehistoric monster that grows and grows...
...and could be a threat some day.
Being an errand-boy for crazy scientists
is not my idea of a military mission.
The tail is full-grown. The animal is recreating itself in a fetal position.
It is unlike any other known type of dinosaur.
The hard scales along its back are thick.
Its hind legs are strong, while its forelegs are vestigial.
The most amazing is that two bat-like wings
are starting to grow on both sides of its body.
Dr. Dalby has suggested we increase the supply of nutrients.
We'll try it, though Reptilicus may grow so large
that it will be necessary to build it a new tank.
Svend, I will grow up.
I want to be with you. I want to be the way you want me to be.
Oh, it's true, Karen, you have to be an adult.
But I love you the way you are.
"The whole world is waiting eagerly to see what this freak of nature will turn into."
"The UN has placed all its knowledge at the disposal of the Danish government."
"And General Mark Grayson, well- known from the Second World War,"
"has been given command of the defense forces."
General Mark Grayson, in command of 2 captains,
- 3 office boys, and a dead lizard.
"And General Mark Grayson, well- known from the Second World War,"
- Hello, Mikkelsen. - Hello.
"has been given command of the defense forces."
"And Dirk Mikkelsen has been given command of 'Tilicus."
Tilicus? Who is Tilicus?
- You don't who Tilicus is? - Nope.
Ti..li... cus... is... very famous far and wide.
When... he... pas... ses, monsters weep and dragons hide.
When he roars, dinosaurs run for home and lock their doors.
Don't you make such a fuss: Who's afraid of Tilicus?
On... his... back... his... skin is made of bony scales;
When... they... see... him, everybody moans and wails.
Razor claws! Toothy jaws! Wings a thousand feet across!
Silly man, scaredy-puss: Who's afraid of Tilicus?
If... you... see... my... Tilicus, you'll wet your pants.
You'll... shake, you'll... quake, like a hokey-pokey dance.
Such a fright, in the night, eating people left and right...
Don't you be such a wuss: Who's afraid of Tilicus?
Ti... li... cus... can... fly as fast as any plane.
He's... so... quick, be- fore he's gone he's back again!
Think it's fun? Better run, or he'll eat you one by one!
Don't be ri-dilicus: Who's afraid of Tilicus?
Come along, play with us, running just like Tilicus!
- Is there anything I can do? - Yeah. Get me out of this chicken outfit.
General, may I suggest you try to adjust to being here?
I'm here as a soldier. I'm under orders to be here.
Lise Martens called. When she comes, show her in.
Ooh! Eee! No! Oww!
Mother! Mo-o-o-m!
Something's happened.
- Tilicus ... - What happened?
Reptilicus.
What's wrong?
- All right, Mikkelsen. - I heard something flopping around.
Yes, but Reptilicus han't yet come back to conscious life.
What you heard was a spontaneous embryonic movement.
Embry...? I didn't know lizards did that.
You were right to sound the alarm.
If anything happens again, then turn it on again.
I heard the alarm. What happened?
Reptilicus moved.
We've all been working hard, but at the moment, there's nothing more to do.
You should take a few days' vacation. I'll stay here and hold the fort.
No; why don't you take the girls and Svend up to the summer cottage.
Mikkelsen and I will stay here and babysit the creature.
- Oh, father, you need to rest. - I suppose you're right.
You should try it yourself, Peter.
- General, why not come to Tivoli with us? - Well ...
Okay. We'll pretend we're American tourists.
Tivoli night oh, what a sight
all Copenhagen is dancing
laughter and light come, hold me tight
this is a place for romancing
down by the lake lovers dream to a song
like they were doing when grandma was young
Tivoli night Tivoli moon
life is entrancing when we're romancing
dancing in Tivoli
you're all dressed up and with a smile on your face
you look as gay as can be
soon you'll be going to a wonderful place
you've got a date there my honey, with me
Tivoli night oh, what a sight
all Copenhagen is dancing
laughter and light come, hold me tight
this is a place for romancing
down by the lake lovers dream to a song
like they were doing when grandma was young
Tivoli night life is so bright
lanterns are gleaming when we're a-dreaming
dancing in Tivoli
dancing in Tivoli.
Professor Martens, the creature... I just can't get it out of my mind.
Now look here, Svend, we are here to relax.
-- like those two over there.
Why aren't you with them? Leave the dull past to me...
And think about the future instead.
Yeah.
Watch out, General Grayson! Lisa Martens'll give you something to think about.
- Hello. - Welcome.
Thanks for having us.
Come inside and have a drink.
It's this way.
Hello? Hello? ... Hello?
Hello?
Mikkelsen, go get the police. The phone is disconnected.
Olsen, it's moving! It's alive!
Be a good man and close the door.
Send for the professors, colonels, generals, the whole army.
- Must you drag the bike in here, too? - It rode me here.
The electricity's out all over. - Oh, ah?
- Even the electric eel! - Oh, ah?
- It was so dark, I couldn't see my own face in front of me. - Oh, ah?
There was just a big hole in the wall. The monster is loose!
Why don't you tell all that to Dr. Dalby?
He's the one that sent me here in the first place!
Dr Dalby?
- They didn't find any trace of him. - What happened?
Reptilicus must have undergone a tremendous growth spurt.
- He's come out of hibernation. - How could it be?
I don't know.
Maybe the electrical charge of the stormy weather?
Perhaps the increased supply of nutrients.
I've followed its tracks. They led down to the shore and disappeared.
All right, Captain. We've got a fight on our hands.
I want to set up HQ in the city. Where do you suggest?
- The barracks of the Royal Guards. - Good.
Gentlemen ...
You all have your orders.
I'm taking command over the army,
with Capt. Brandt as my liaison officer.
Commander Angdal is awaiting orders for the fleet.
The same applies to the Air Force.
And the Chief of Police must handle the evacuation of the populace.
The country will stay on the highest alert.
Professor Martens and Svend Alstrup will be my scientific and technical advisors.
- Any questions? - No.
I'll convene another meeting, if it becomes necessary.
Carry on, gentlemen ... Brandt, I want that radio manned 24 hours a day.
- General Grayson.
Where? ... Stay out of his way. We're leaving at once.
Brandt, red alert in area A.
Reptilicus is running amok. Come on, Svend.
- What happened? - It killed 14...
- 14 of my best heifers. - It did?
It was mighty big.
It destroyed my barn and disappeared over there.
Get everybody out of here, in case it comes back.
What was that?
Brandt calling. I'm just leaving D sector.
Permission to go into sector E, Area 1? Over.
Brandt, check sector E, Area 4 Out.
Understood. Out.
Cars 7 and 9, follow me. The others, go that way.
Let's get moving.
Mark, look over there!
We'll go this way.
Mark ...!
I've found it. It's ...
My god!
Let's go, Svend.
Machine gun in position. There.
RAR! I'm a monsta!
Spread out!
RAR!!!
Cannons in position.
Give him everything you've got.
Keep firing.
Be ready to get out of here in a hurry.
Cease firing.
We didn't even dent him.
- It's headed for the beach. - Those bony scales are like armor plate.
We're gonna need a bigger cannon.
Brent ... Can we get to the beach before he does?
- We can try. - Report to Captain Brandt.
He can't be far away. Is he coming here?
Yes, if he keeps on going toward the beach.
- Where can he be? - There he is.
Come on, come on.
Is that Mark?
RAR!
Perhaps it's so badly injured it will die.
No, Reptilicus would just go lick its wounds.
- Regeneration? - Soon it will return.
Perhaps it will use its wings next time.
So it's a cross between one of these animals and a flying lizard.
More than that. Some 70 million years ago
nature went through a long period of experimentation.
I believe Reptilicus is one of nature's attempts
to bridge the step from reptiles to mammals.
We can not have the monster moving around freely.
But first, it must be found. The Aquarium has a motorboat...
With an underwater television camera.
We use the to study the seabed.
It shows what we pass over.
I want to install it on one of the navy's vessels.
- Ah. Shall I take it from here? - Go ahead, Professor.
I suggest you concentrate your search on the shore next to Aquarium.
- Why, doctor? - Because Reptilicus will undoubtedly return to the Aquarium.
Instinctively, it will feel attracted to this place.
I think we should try it.
Anything new?
- It's been almost a week. - Why don't you go home?
- I prefer to stay here. - You're stubborn!
I suppose. Just like you.
Hey, look! There it is!
- Watch-Captain Nielsen calling. - Put it on speaker.
Reptilicus observed in shallow water. Awaiting further orders.
Grayson here. Execute Plan A.
Aft mortar ... fire!
Turn and goes back; prepare for a new attack.
- Mark, are they bombing him? - Of course.
This time we'll get the monster.
Don't you realize what you're doing? Mark, stop them.
Ferry me out to the... ARGH!
Forward mortar ... fire.
If the monster is blown into bits, it will regenerate itself.
Each piece will grow into a whole new monster.
Watch-Captain Nielsen, this is Grayson.
Stop the attack. Cease firing.
He's won this round. But not the whole game.
Can't we do anything while it is under water?
No. I wanted to get him while he was still injured.
I'll have to wait for the right moment,
I know, when the creature is fully recovered.
Until Reptilicus chooses to fight us again.
Maybe Dad will find a solution.
Alstrup.
Yes?
Yes ... Right away, yes.
- What is it? - It's your father.
He's been taken to the hospital. He's had a serious heart attack.
Come on... I'll take you to him.
No. ... Connie, go with her.
I've got work to do.
Mark, you really must call it a day. It's past 10.
I'm just about finished.
It's been two weeks, and you haven't budged from this place.
- Let him sleep. - Still no news?
We've got a ring of observation posts.
Reptilicus can't get out of the area without us knowing it.
Martens says that the creature could turn up any time now.
- I know. How is the professor? - Getting along fine.
- Mark, the creature has been spotted! - Where?
A Swedish trawler reported him here, on the way to the southwest.
Mark... the monster is flying.
Alert all observation posts.
Brandt, inform the cities at risk: Kiel, LÃ¼beck, Hamburg.
...leaving the German coast. On course for the Baltic Sea.
Direction Northeast. Observation Post 2-7. Out.
Alert. Keep all forces in readiness.
But do not open fire, unless the monster is trying to come up on land.
Chief, instruct your policemen to keep the people out of the way.
I don't want anybody on the streets. Complete blackout.
We've got to attract the creature's attention somehow.
- It's like in an hour! - I know.
Send word to Oslo and Stockholm. They are at risk now.
Press Radioavisen. I have an important message.
Reptilicus is flying over Hamburg toward Copenhagen.
Police are asking the people to cooperate with the blackout.
If the animal is flying overhead, it is important that no lights
attract the creature's attention. Stay out of the streets
and comply with the blackout. There's no reason to panic.
The situation is under control.
Yes?
I can understand that you don't want to paralyze the city.
But keep all activities to the barest minimum.
Where is that damned monster?
He's approaching the city.
This is Grayson. calling all units.
Hold your fire!
I repeat, hold your fire!
This is Grayson. Calling line 3-9. Place your report. Over.
Post call 3-9 headquarters.
Reptilicus is leaving the town, flying high. Over.
- Which direction? Over. - Flying to the north. Over.
- Oslo? Over. - More Northeast. Over.
Thank you. That is all. Out.
Get me Stockholm.
There! Just there in the Sound! He's dived down again.
- That's near the Aquarium. - Your father was right.
All that searching, and here it is right in our own back yard.
But we've learned of attacks on Hamburg and Stockholm.
We must find a way to stop the beast.
- What is it, Svend? - Hamburg, Stockholm ...
Where next? I had the blood of the monster on my hands.
Sometimes I feel that I have all those other people's blood on my hands, too.
- No, Svend. - I wish I had left it alone.
- I found it! - And dad brought it here.
Karen, if we get out of all this in one piece...
- Will you ... - No, not if, but when.
And then, yes.
- Where is the line? - 53-5. 16-8.
Z-31.
E-32.
Ø-32.
RAR!
Reptilicus has already reached Christianshavn.
We can't use any of our heavy weapons.
RAR!
We must get something in the air, in case the monster starts flying.
Mark? It can't fly any more. The creature's wings are torn up.
The creature secretes a substance that reduces the effect of the flames.
- Just what father was afraid of. - All right, you have your orders.
- Where is it headed now? - Towards Langebro.
Let's go.
Close the bridge, Svend.
Look there!
Tell Brandt to take over command. We're going back to headquarters.
We only have one chance.
We can't stop Reptilicus with small arms or field pieces.
We'll destroy him with our heavy weapons.
- The creature is here now. - The Stock Exchange!
Spead out.
The devastation will be terrible.
We have no choice.
Get me Captain Brandt.
Captain ... Headquarters.
Brandt here. ...Yes, Mark.
Understood. We're doing our best. Out.
Grenades just bounce off it. Nothing has any effect on the monster.
- Fire! He's turning! - It's coming this way.
Fire!
It's impossible. It's heading right for us! Fire!
Call Captain Brandt. Tell him to report here.
This is our line of defense.
Brandt, we must concentrate all our firepower along this line.
Reptilicus is coming out of the suburbs.
We have to prevent him from returning to the city.
Nobody along this line is to open fire on the monster --
- Unless it tries to return to the city.
Nobody fire on the creature before it's absolutely necessary.
And then, everybody must open fire at the same time.
There he is!
Hold your fire ...!
- It's broken through the line. - What happened? - Somebody opened fire against my orders.
The creature went after them before Brandt could bring any concentrated firepower to bear.
- Are you evacuating the city? - It's impossible.
- Are the streets passible? - Many are blocked. There's panic.
We've got to stop him! What if I use my heavy bombs?
It will cost thousands of lives.
You can't do that.
We cannot use bombs.
- Father! - Stay calm, my dear. I'm all right.
General Grayson, You have to understand ...
...Reptilicus must not be blown into pieces.
Then how should I destroy it?
Not with explosives.
I am a soldier, not a scientist. That's the only way I know.
- So you must learn another. - All right, then tell me.
- I can't. - Then we'll do it my way.
We'll lure the animal out of town. Some bombs will take care of him.
You want to blow him into 1000 pieces? Each piece is a new disaster.
We'll pick up every little piece and destroy them.
How are you going to find them all? They'll be scattered to the four winds.
Better 1000 tiny fragments than one giant monster.
What about 1000 giant monsters?
Can you guarantee that you will find all the pieces?
How long do you expect me to continue this hell?
Call Captain Brandt.
Command center. Give me Captain Brandt.
Captain?
Brandt? Mark here. Give me a situation report.
It's hard to keep him away. I can't do anything.
Try anyway. I want an accurate assessment of the situation.
Understood. Out. Let's go over it again.
He doesn't reply, General.
Keep calling.
- How is your father? - They gave him a sedative.
- What about Reptilicus? - If only we could sedate it.
- Anesthetize it? - Just joking, Mark.
No, wait. You've hit on something.
Is there a drug that can knock Reptilicus out?
Yes, but we'd need at least 1 liter of it, and we'd have to get it into his bloodstream.
- Can we get enough of it? - I think we can manage that.
They have everything we need At the University laboratory.
If we knock Reptilicus out, your father can destroy him, right?
Yes.
- One liter? It is impossible. - I have an idea.
I'll tell you on the way to the University.
First we have to get ahold of someone who knows about these drugs.
Captain, follow these instructions.
- The Laboratory? I don't know anything about it. - Lise knows it. Take her with you.
Bring it to the University laboratory immediately.
- Have you been in contact with Brandt? - Not yet.
Tell him I am at the University.
- We're coming with you - No, it's too dangerous.
- We must stick together. - We can't take the risk!
Mark! Now science and the military must work together.
I don't know if this is going to work. We'll have to try it and see.
- While you're trying, what then? - Should we just stand and wait?
- Lise knows the University. - All right. Come on.
RAR!
- Here it is. - Bring it here.
- Now what? - Now we take a crack at Reptilicus.
The bazooka rocket. Svend has removed most of the explosive --
- And replaced it with a drug... If we can get it into his bloodstream,
...it will knock him unconscious.
But his scales are as thick as armor plates. How ...?
There's one place: his mouth.
So you'll have to fire point blank.
Come on.
There he is. Now's our chance for a good shot.
Prepare the grenade. ...Get out of here! That's an order.
If we fail here, we'll need you.
Load.
He's turning away! Now we'll have to outflank him.
No, we must get to him before he gets out of the square.
> SQUISH <
He's coming back this way! Quickly!