A month has passed since the crash, and the survivors’ uneasy peace is collapsing. Jameson has grown distant, drawn back toward the cavern and the strange crystal that once called to him. When night falls and something invades their camp, Elias and Sadie are forced to confront the unthinkable.

Tensions among the survivors reach a breaking point as Elias, Sadie, and Jameson struggle to coexist in the cave that has become their fragile refuge. When Elias discovers a narrow passage leading deeper into the mountain, curiosity overcomes caution—and the group ventures into the darkness below.

Days after the crash, Elias and Sadie’s fragile routine is shattered by the arrival of a third survivor: Jameson, a privileged young man unprepared for life in the wild. As tensions rise and supplies dwindle, the survivors struggle to maintain order—and their sanity.

When a scouting trip through the dense island forest reveals strange new details of their predicament, Elias begins to suspect they are not alone.

When the wreckage of a missing Thai Airways flight is discovered deep within the South Pacific, a set of damaged audio tapes emerges from the debris. These tapes—recorded by journalist Elias Andersson and flight attendant Sadie Walker—chronicle their harrowing struggle to survive on a remote, uncharted island following the crash of Flight 407.

Through the crackle of a battered tape recorder, Elias recounts the chaos aboard the plane, the grim aftermath, and the eerie stillness that follows. Sadie’s entries reveal fear, grief, and a creeping sense that the island itself is not as empty as it seems.

As night falls and the forest grows silent, their ordeal begins.

The end.

Sterling and Mave are tailed. A gruesome scene unfolds. Carlisle surveys his stock. Brothers "reunite".

The group breaks down the plan. Mave and Sterling uncover new information. Boris seeks an old acquaintance. Henry and Evelyn talk.

A fight ensues at Sinclaire Industries, Evelyn and Henry are reuinited, a sinister new danger enters the mix.