Fathom is about to put an end to the cruel ritual, when a seaquake, and mocking laughter, herald the return of K'Karge. Young Talmirans torture a giant squid, in a rite of manhood. One such "festivity", however, fills Fathom with revulsion. Over the next five days, Fathom finds herself distracted from the search, by both Talmiran festivities, and amorous encounters with Maelstrom. Fathom garners the assistance of the Talmirans, and Maelstrom, in searching for her lost teammate, Monolith. The Talmirans were cursed, becoming more fish than human, eventually establishing their community deep beneath the Pacific Ocean. The cheifs of Talmira ordered Maelstrom to annihilate the Senket, an act which earned the wrath of the Elemental spirits. Maelstrom, along with the Talmiran Medicine Man, imprisoned K'Karge. Aqua resurrected him, and endowed him a portion of her power. The man who would become Maelstrom had been killed by a jealous rival, and left to rot in a deep pool. The water spirit, Aqua, was tasked with creating a champion for Talmira, one who could vanquish K'Karge. This upset in the natural order prompted the intervention of the four Elemental spirits. A rival tribe, the Senket, summoned K'Karge, a demon from Hell, to destroy the Talmirans. Once upon a time, the Talmirans were human, living on the land. After one such coupling, Maelstrom tells his tale. Fathom rejoices at the opportunity to spend more intimate time with Maelstrom. The citizens of Tamira rejoice at the return of the their champion. Fathom defies Kotatu, and releases Maelstrom from his eternal slumber. Kotatu explains that Maelstrom is long dead, and that only his spirit can be called upon, in times of great distress. Fathom recounts her history with the Elementals, ending with the circumstances that brought her to Talmira. Fathom demands an explanation, regarding Maelstrom, the protector of Talmira. Kotatu assures Fathom that she is an honored guest, and not a prisoner. Fathom angrily confronts Kotatu, the Medicine Man of Talmira.
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