As the sun ascends over the Icy, the enduring individuals from the examination group cluster together external the now-annihilated research station, gazing in shock and mistrust at the outcome of their experience with the long-frozen animal.

The group's chief, Dr. Rachel Lee, is among the survivors, however she has been seriously harmed in the last fight with the animal. In spite of her wounds, she figures out how to revitalize the group, encouraging them to advance back to progress and caution the world about the risks that untruth concealed in the ice.

As the group advances back to their headquarters, they experience a gathering of Inuit trackers who have come to explore the unsettling influence brought about by the examination group. The trackers tune in dismay as the researchers describe their experience with the animal, yet they rush to offer their help with getting the survivors to somewhere safe.

When the survivors have been cleared, the Inuit trackers return to the site of the, still up in the air to scrub the place that is known for the underhanded that has been released. They play out a conventional service, calling upon the spirits of the land and ocean to purge the region and safeguard it from future damage.

In the result of the occurrence, the enduring individuals from the exploration group battle to find a sense of peace with what they have seen. They are spooky by bad dreams of the animal and tormented by the information that it might in any case be out there, holding back to strike once more.

In the mean time, the world watches with dismay as insight about the occurrence spreads, starting a savage discussion about the risks of logical investigation and the need to safeguard the delicate biological system of the Icy. However, for the survivors, the discussion is insignificant. They know reality: that there are powers on the planet that are outside our ability to grasp, and that occasionally, the cost of revelation can be too high to even consider paying.