Tera and her squad of students were on their own to secure the submarine for the moment while Hull and Tor were already aware of the situation and the Poseidon sped off as fast as her propellers can take her. The bridge was alive with hasty actions to get the ship turned around to get it out of the impending tidal wave. “This is not a naturally occurring weather event, should we deploy canisters?” The officer at the sonar station inquired. Hull merely had a microsecond of hesitation. “No, hold the canisters, prep the resonator.” He replied. Tor tapped his cane on the sonar station. “There...” He told the young officer glaring at the screen. “That is our guest.” He spoke levelly when his finger indicated the purple blip on the screen. “When it comes into range, fire the resonator at your discretion.” He instructed Hull then carefully made his way down below to ready his talisman for any potential boarding action. The Poseidon had many safeguards against Mer magic and a crew equipped and trained to combat them should they be so brazen to board this ship when all else failed. The sound of a primal roar emanated from the dark horizon of storm cloud, rain and lightning flashing randomly in the evening sky was enough to rattle the chief of the watch clutching the stanchions around the bridge outside. “What the hell was that?” A crewman said as he heard the roar from inside the bridge. “A leviathan.” Tor answered with his talisman in hand. “And the last of those ancient beasts. This should be the ultimate test of the resonator, Captain Hull.” The Captain nodded and hovered over the weapons panel to fire the resonator mounted at the bow of the ship as it rocked and pitched from the waves. The cutter design was keeping the Poseidon above water for now if she can escape the squall to get some distance between the beast that conjured it.