MONROE: Previously on Grimm...
This definitely belonged to a Grimm.
These books belonged to Joseph Nebojsa.
NICK: You have more? There are 20.
I've heard of the guy that your uncle got the books from.
H ow? There's a Black Claw on the wall of his house.
ROSALEE: Oh.
HANK: Looks like we got our trailer back.
ROSALEE: Oh, my God, another key?
NICK: Three of them. Go get the other two keys from upstairs.
We're going to the Black Forest.
If it's in Wolfach, where is it?
Well, these maps aren't exactly to scale.
So whatever it is could be anywhere, I mean, in town or...
Well, Wolfach was probably a lot smaller then than it is now.
Okay, according to this, it's been around since 1084
and probably goes as far back as the Romans.
Well, at least we know some kind of village was there.
But whatever is there now
was probably built on top of whatever was there.
So wherever it was hidden, it's gonna be that much harder to find.
When they made the map, they must have done something
to pinpoint where they put it.
Otherwise no one would ever be able to find it.
The only reason to make a map is so you can find something again.
They must have left a clue somewhere on this map.
Unless it's one of the keys we don't have.
(SIGHS)
I have a feeling this is gonna take a while. I'll make some coffee.
NICK: There's got to be something.
What isn't obvious?
(SIGHS)
It's from a DEA sting five years ago.
Former Assemblyman and mayoral candidate, Steven Gallagher,
buying an eight ball in a hotel suite.
This can't be tied back to you?
It won't be.
How come I've never heard about it?
Because they were looking for the dealer, not Gallagher.
And Gallagher made it disappear?
Friends in low places.
(CHUCKLES)
How did you get it?
Don't worry about it.
We're doing this for the right reasons.
The people have a right to know.
If you're not smart enough to bury your dirt,
you don't belong in the game.
I was thinking about going home, but I'm not really tired.
Whatever is not obvious, is really not obvious
because I am not seeing anything remotely unapparent.
WU: Wish I knew what I was looking for.
Is it a letter, a number, a word?
I mean, why couldn't they have just done an X marks the spot?
That's what I would've done. Would've done a big X marks the spot.
WU: Mmm-hmm.
Maybe we do need the other keys.
Maybe they didn't leave a mark.
Then what's the point of making a map?
To drive whoever has the map crazy.
No, they did this so they could go back and find whatever they took
from the sack of Constantinople.
I mean, you don’t just make a map
and imprint it on the side of seven keys for fun.
It's the Middle Ages, this type of metallurgy took a lot of work.
You see, legend has it that there are seven keys.
Seven?
Forged by the knights
who fought for the Seven Royal Families in the Fourth Crusade.
Now, when you put the maps together,
they make one big map, leading to the location
where the knights hid the precious wealth
they took from Constantinople after they sacked and burned it.
Those knights are our ancestors.
Seven knights who were Grimms make a map
because they thought whatever they stole from Constantinople
was worth hiding so it could be found again.
Um, there's three rivers that all converge near Wolfach.
Maybe that's the X.
But rivers can change their course over time.
That would be a moving X.
All right,
there were seven Grimms, all knights,
fighting in the Fourth Crusade.
Fighting for what?
The power and the glory of God.
So maybe they buried it in a church.
I'm just saying, if you're fighting for God...
Check the churches.
Well, I have been for the last three hours.
Some of these symbols aren't churches, I think they're castles.
All churches have steeples.
How many churches do we have near Wolfach?
All right, on the Key Map
we have one, two, three, four, five.
This part of the map is missing.
So here, on this map, two more churches.
Which makes seven churches.
But they wouldn't have split it up over seven churches.
NICK: Wait a minute.
All the churches have steeples, except for this one.
This one has a cross.
Mmm.
I don't think that's a cross, it's too short.
Looks kind of like an X.
And it's right in Wolfach.
That's why we couldn't see it. (CHUCKLES)
They hid it in plain sight.
Maybe X does mark the spot.
(EXHALES)
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Holy ground! A sacred space!
It makes perfect sense they would bury it in a church!
The church was a safe place for the knights!
And they had every reason to believe
it would be around for hundreds of years.
So, we found it. I mean, maybe. Maybe we found it.
Maybe we found approximately where it is,
we still don't know what it is.
We gotta find out. We've come this far, we can't stop now.
Five out of the seven keys? I'm going with you.
Ich spreche Deutsch, man, you don't. You're gonna need me.
He's right, Nick. Can't do this alone.
I'll be fine.
Wait, wait, wait, wait. What if Black Claw knows about the keys
and knew they were in the trunk?
Black Claw doesn't know we have the trunk,
and the guys they sent to find it are dead.
But the trunk did belong to Joseph Nebojsa, whose distant relative
was a knighted Crusader. And a Grimm.
And since it was seven Grimm knights
who buried whatever it is they buried...
Black Claw could know about it.
Exactly. So we should go sooner than later.
Hey, you guys can't travel under your real names.
Black Claw knows about you and Monroe.
To be safe, you can't go as you.
I know somebody who could get you fake passports.
HANK: Better than coming from us.
So when do we go?
Tomorrow, first flight we can get.
What are you gonna tell Adalind?
The truth.
Looks like we're going on a crusade.
These keys lead to nothing but death,
you and I both know that.
There are a lot of powerful people
who will do anything to get their hands on these.
Adalind, I'm... It's not worth it!
This is a fantasy someone had 800 years ago.
This might be a waste of my time, but I have to go.
My aunt gave me one of these keys, she believed in it.
It almost cost her her life.
And I owe it to her.
(SIGHS)
You.
(ADALIND GRUNTS)
I probably owe it to her, too.
(SIGHS)
Monroe's going with me.
Rosalee will be here with you and Kelly while I'm gone.
When are you leaving?
Tomorrow.
(SIGHS)
Look, I know you're worried.
Yeah, I am.
But you're probably right, it's probably nothing.
What if I'm wrong?
What if what they buried is something evil,
something they never wanted found,
and for good reason?
Well, then they wouldn't have made a map,
they would have just destroyed it.
Or what if it couldn't be destroyed?
Then they would've just buried it.
I know I can't keep you from going,
it's something you have to do.
But I also know there's a chance that you won't come back.
Adalind...
And I can't let you go without you knowing how I feel about you.
And I don't care if this is a mistake.
I love you.
EVE: Hanano's been here a few days.
If he's moving, a camera should've picked him up by now.
What's going on?
We haven't been able to locate him.
No other sightings of Marwan Hanano
since he arrived in Portland.
TRUBEL: Guy looks different in every photo.
He's gonna be tough to find.
We need to know why he's here.
Every place he goes, London, Kiev, Osaka, people die.
If Black Claw brought him to Portland,
it's not for a vacation.
They could know about you.
You could be the target.
It's possible.
Then the sooner I find him, the better.
BOY 1: I got it. Mine, mine, mine.
BOY 2: Right here! BOY 3: Got it!
Go, go!
Oh, come on, man!
Yo, little help?
Where is he?
He'll be here.
I don't like waiting.
Leave it. He doesn't need a gun.
The target has to be shot.
Why?
It can't look Wesen.
Not my problem. I'm out of here.
You shouldn't get so excited. People who get excited make mistakes.
Then people die.
Lucien.
Marwan.
Open it.
.22 caliber?
It's what you asked for.
Extra narrow, 20 inch synthetic barrel,
bolt action, threaded muzzle, aluminum sound suppressor.
Six times scope.
I'll put it together for you. No, you won't.
If you made a mistake, I'll find it.
I don't need a scope. Heeled bullets?
I made them, one box.
I only need one.
(BOYS SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)
What are you doing?
Seeing if you're any good.
Are you crazy? You kill someone,
and the cops are gonna be all over this.
LUCIEN: Don't. Not here.
What the hell?
It'll do.
ADALIND: I hope you brought the key, Nick.
Hank doesn't have much more time.
I would've thought he meant more to you than that.
See you at the funeral, Nick.
I'll be sure to cry.
Adalind,
I think it's time we settle our differences.
Violently.
(GROWLS)
You okay?
Yeah.
Really? Are you?
If anyone had said what we did last night
was even a possibility, given how we met...
No, I wouldn't have believed them either.
Everything in our lives is so complicated,
but last night, that all kind of went away,
if for a little while. (SIGHS)
(CELL PHONE VIBRATING)
(SIGHS) Trubel?
Nick, I gotta show you something. Where are you?
His name's Marwan Hanano.
He works for Black Claw.
We don't know much about him but we've connected him
to a bombing in London, a riot in Kiev,
and a building fire in Osaka, all in the last year.
He arrived a few days ago at PDX on a flight
that originated from Quito, Ecuador.
Why is he here?
We don't know.
We haven't been able to find him.
This guy stays under the radar.
Meisner thinks he might be here on assignment,
I just wanted to let you know.
And that's all we have on him, which, honestly, isn't much.
(CELL PHONE BEEPING)
Hey, Rosalee.
Hey, Nick. Wu got you and Monroe
on the 8:55 p.m. flight to Stuttgart
with one stop in Frankfurt.
And Stuttgart's only, like, a two-hour ride to Wolfach.
But you have the passports? She got them.
I can be there at 5:00.
We're on a flight out tonight.
Okay.
Wish I was going with you.
Well, someone's got to find this guy.
Gonna make sure this goes out.
RENARD: Is Marwan Hanano his real name or an alias?
We don't know.
How'd you get this information? Meisner.
He wanted us to be aware of it.
We got a Wesen terrorist working for Black Claw, loose in Portland.
We don't know where he is, what he wants, or who his contacts are.
I'm assuming Meisner wants us to find him so HW can deal with him.
Basically, yeah.
All right, put out an APB, but strictly a find and follow.
Do not engage, report contact only.
You know how to contact Meisner?
We do.
Let's find this guy.
Yes, sir.
Look, I'm gonna be off the grid for a couple of days.
Anything I need to know?
I don't know yet.
Okay.
So, what is the charge on this Marwan guy for the APB?
Murder suspect.
Keep it local. We don't want the Feds in on this one.
Look, I'm out of here tonight
so I'm gonna have to dump this one on you guys.
We got you.
Hey, Nick.
You be careful over there.
What he said.
Will do.
(KELLY COOING)
You gotta take care of Mommy while I'm gone.
Here.
You better come back.
I will.
'Cause I don't want to have to explain to him why you didn't.
(SIGHS)
Hey, Nick, come on in. He's almost ready.
I did a little more research on those churches
near Wolfach in the Black Forest.
There are 10 altogether, but only three of those are Catholic.
And it has to be Catholic, because Martin Luther
didn't nail his 95 Theses onto the door
of the All Saints Church in Wittenberg until October 31,1517.
So all the other churches are way too young.
Well, then those are what we'll start with.
Oh, and I have your passports.
I'm traveling under my uncle's name, Felix Dietrich.
And you're traveling under my brother's name, Frederick Calvert.
This is really good even for something completely illegal.
Thanks.
Well, guess we should hit it.
I'll just put that stuff in the car for you.
(EXHALES)
You better be damn careful.
I will.
I love you.
(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)
Hey, check it out.
I think that's him. Over at the food cart.
I can't tell from here. Are you sure?
Close enough. Let's go.
It's a find and follow, it says not to engage.
Call it in, I'll stay with him.
(RADIO BEEPS) Possible suspect sighting. Northwest off of Johnson...
Two bicycle cops just spotted Marwan.
Where? Lovejoy Fountain Park.
(PANTING)
(SCREECHING)
(INDISTINCT ANNOUNCEMENT ON PA SYSTEM)
Man, I haven't been to the Black Forest since I was, like, 25.
We used to come here every couple of years when I was a kid.
My family hunted here for, like, hundreds of years.
And when you say hunted, you mean...
Oh. You know, lots of stuff.
Yeah.
(BEEPING)
I've got something.
APB just came in.
Hanano was spotted near Lovejoy Fountain Park.
Did they take any action?
No, but it looks like Marwan did.
There's a report of a cop being attacked four blocks away.
His partner is the one who responded to the APB.
Did he kill the cop?
No. Reported as an assault.
Bring up all the surveillance in the vicinity.
Let's figure out where this guy went.
Where's your officer? Right over there.
What happened?
My partner, Officer Fogel, spotted the suspect,
followed while I called it in.
When I couldn't get Fogel on the radio, I started looking
and by the time I got here, Fogel was covered in blood.
Did he describe his attacker?
He was yelling about some monster thing attacking him.
I mean, he was obviously in shock.
Did you see the suspect you were following leave the area?
No, he was already gone when I got here.
Is this the man you saw?
That's the guy we were following,
I don't know if that's who attacked my partner.
I'd really like to get to the hospital
to check on him, if that's all right.
Yeah, go ahead.
Marwan must've known he was made.
Why didn't Marwan kill Fogel?
That'll put the whole city on him.
Let's start checking surveillance.
We really need you to come out for this, Lindsay.
Your support is very important to us.
That would be fantastic.
See you then.
Oh, I'm glad you're here. I just got the head of the teachers' union
to agree to show up this afternoon.
Well, that's a coup.
Have you seen the news? No.
Our opponent's little indiscretion
has been playing on every channel
since the story broke.
And we're up four points because of you.
Not because of me.
He dug his own grave, I just provided the shovel.
And the dirt.
A little of that, too.
After you introduce Dixon today, don't leave the stage.
I don't want it to look like I'm trying to hog the limelight.
You aren't.
Standing side by side with Dixon gives people confidence,
and that gives us votes.
By the way, here's a few points
we'd like to include in your intro.
Well, I guess I better read this.
Yeah, you better.
Hey, Rachel? Can you come take a look at this?
I think they're putting the banners in the wrong place.
Oh.
(CLEARS THROAT)
(CELL PHONE RINGING)
RACHEL: No, no, no, not there. The other side.
Renard.
We got a hit on Marwan. We checked it out.
He assaulted a rookie officer out of the North Precinct that made him.
How's the officer? In the hospital.
They got him sedated.
He'll live, but he was freaking out about "seeing a monster."
So he Woged and let him live?
Any idea why he was in the area?
No.
Find this guy.
LUCIEN: We'll be there before midnight.
Just make sure you're ready to go, we won't have a lot of time.
I was made.
I'll call you back.
They were looking for me. How did that happen?
I don't know. I should kill you.
This is your fault.
If you got made, it's your screw up.
They knew I was here.
Even if they know you're here, they don't know why.
We'll do it later.
We can't. Too much depends on this now.
(GROWLS)
This has to be done.
(BOTH GROWLING)
You'll be out of the country before morning.
MONROE: Once we find whatever it is we're looking for, then what?
NICK: Depends on what we find.
What if it's something that used to be important back then
but isn't a very big deal now?
You know, like eyeglasses.
Eyeglasses?
Did you know the first pair of eyeglasses
was invented in the 13th century?
I did not. But the thing is,
nobody knows who actually invented them.
I mean, the idea of magnifying an image
using a convex lens, that goes way back.
But the poor guy who created the first,
like, wearable pair gets no credit.
Yeah, I don't think we're looking for eyeglasses.
Well, that's good. 'Cause I can never find mine.
That's a nice looking little dorf.
I slept with Adalind.
What?
I just thought I should tell you.
Okay. I mean, it's not like you haven't slept with her before.
But this time you, like, actually knew it was her.
So that probably made it different.
I mean, did it?
The first time I slept with Adalind I thought it was Juliette.
And when I slept with Adalind the other time, it actually was Juliette.
And this time,
I was with the mother of my child.
So, yeah, I would say it was very different.
(CHUCKLES)
She's changed so much.
Oh, yeah, she has.
I just hope she stays that way.
You think you're in love with her?
I don't know.
That's the church.
Yeah, I think it is.
Make a left.
Well, this is the closest Catholic church to what's on the map.
Looks kind of newer than I expected.
Well, they've obviously done a few renovations.
Well, if they've done renovations
they might have already found what we're looking for.
(CHURCH BELL TOLLS)
(DOOR CLOSES)
Let's see if there's someone to talk to.
MONROE: Oh, man.
Empty churches really give me the creeps.
I always feel like I'm being observed
by someone who's not really there.
Hey, you never know.
Well, I'll tell you one thing.
If this church was originally built in the 13th century,
whatever we're looking for has gotta be underneath
because this is way too new.
(SQUEAKING FAINTLY)
(GREETING IN GERMAN)
I don't think he can hear you.
(GREETING IN GERMAN)
(GASPS)
(SPEAKING IN GERMAN)
(GASPING)
He just totally made you as a Grimm.
I am so sorry, did Gottlob startle you?
He is a dedicated sacristan,
but he cannot hear anything and he frightens easily.
You are Americans, yeah?
Yes. I'm Nick...
(CLEARS THROAT) Frederick Calvert.
Felix Dietrich.
(BOTH SPEAKING IN GERMAN)
(SPEAKING IN GERMAN)
But English is easier.
So, English it is.
How can I help you? Are you here for confession or just to look?
We're just checking out the sights of Wolfach,
looking at some of the old architecture in the Black Forest.
With a particular interest in some cf the older churches.
Yeah, yeah.
It is a beautiful area with many beautiful churches.
Please, enjoy your time in the Schwarzwald.
Oh, could you, uh, tell us how old this church is?
Saint Laurentius was built in 1594.
It is the oldest church in Wolfach and, as you can see,
it still retains some of the original style.
I'm sorry, 1594?
We thought this church was older than that.
Are there any older churches in the area?
Yeah. Something more Gothic, you know, with the pointed arches,
and the ribbed vaults, maybe a flying buttress?
You are talking about something from the time of the Crusades.
Yeah, we love that stuff.
I am sorry, you will not find anything that old near here.
Well, thank you for your time.
Enjoy our village, and you are welcome any time.
(THAN KING IN GERMAN)
(IN GERMAN)
MONROE: Well, we're only off by, like, 300 years.
Church didn't even exist during the Fourth Crusade.
(SIGHS)
But this is the church that's closest to the one on the map.
Then we obviously made a mistake.
We gotta look at the map again.
All right. I know this map isn't even, like, close to scale,
but it clearly shows a church existed here during the 13th century.
But the map is two dimensional.
Uh... Yeah, so?
So we're imagining the cross to be on top of the church.
That's usually how they're built.
What if that cross, or X really does just mark the spot?
Meaning the spot would be further away from Wolfach
than the church looks on the map.
Closer to the confluence of these two rivers.
Okay. That means we're in the wrong place.
We need to look at the other map.
All right.
This mountain lines up with that mountain,
and the confluence of the Wolf and the Kinzig rivers
is right in the middle of town.
And that cross lines up with the top of that hill,
that's not too far out of town.
That makes sense. Right?
Built a church on the high ground above the village,
before there even was a village.
But if there was this ancient church,
somebody would've known about it.
Right. And that priest didn't say anything.
Or maybe we're not looking for a church.
Maybe they just buried it on top of a hill.
Well, if we're gonna get out there,
better leave soon. It's about to get dark.
We're gonna need a shovel and a couple of lanterns.
(SIGHS) Into the woods we go.
(WHIRRING)
(PRIEST SPEAKING IN GERMAN)
MONROE: Okay, so, bear right here.
And then right before this bend, pull over.
About four kilometers up thataway
should put us at the top of the hill.
Well, let's go find it.
What if it's like the Ark of the Covenant, or the Holy Grail,
or I don't know, the Ten Commandments or something?
Why would they bury the Ten Commandments?
I don't know. Maybe there's other commandments
we know nothing about.
Look at this turnout!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUDING)
This is what I'm talking about, Portland!
This is the kind of support that will help make this city great.
So, on election day, tell your friends, tell your coworkers,
tell anyone who loves this city
to get out there and vote for Andrew Dixon.
(CROWD CHEERING AND APPLAUDING)
Let's make our voices heard!
MATT: Just a sec.
Who is it?
I'm right in the middle of work, what is it?
This will just take a minute. Is there anyone else home?
No.
Whatever it is you're selling, I'm not interested.
This one's free. (GROWLS)
Marwan attacked a cop in broad daylight.
Why?
Because he recognized him.
But why was Marwan there in the first place?
All of this guy's attacks happen during
major political upheavals.
The bombing in London, the riot in Kiev.
He must have scouted those locations first.
Well, so maybe he was scouting.
And he likes crowds.
What's in the area?
Train station's too far.
You got the shopping district, movie theater, the park.
Hold on. Park.
Isn't the rally there today?
Yeah, but a political rally for a mayor in Portland?
Little on the small side for this guy.
Unless his target is somebody in the crowd.
All right. Rally's about to start, it's too late to stop it.
Hey, listen, we could be wrong.
Let's hope, but I'm calling the Captain.
(PHONE RINGING)
(ON RECORDING) You've reached Captain Sean Renard.
Voicemail. Let's get out there.
(CROWD CHEERING AND APPLAUDING)
CROWD: (CHANTING) Dixon! Dixon! Dixon! Dixon!
Dixon! Dixon!
(BEEPING)
Look at this.
MEISNER: What is it?
Hanano, seven minutes ago.
TRUBEL: He dyed his hair.
EVE: He knows he's been made.
Maybe he's on the move.
Let's see where he might be going. Mark his radius.
Twenty miles an hour is about as fast as he's going to ride.
Mark it in 10-minute intervals.
That's where he attacked the cop this morning.
He's headed back in the same direction.
Let's find out what's happening in that area.
RACHEL: (OVER MIC) And now, to introduce the next mayor of Portland,
Police Captain Sean Renard!
(CROWD CHEERING)
Thank you.
Okay, I know you've all been waiting to hear from this guy,
but before I hand over the microphone,
I just want to say a few words.
Now, for years I've worked alongside Council member Andrew Dixon.
But in the last few months, I really got to know Andrew Dixon, the man.
I've witnessed firsthand his integrity under pressure,
his passion for our city, and the sacrifices that he's made
to make this city a better place for all of us.
And I can tell you that his insight
into the real issues that we face,
his ability to find common sense solutions,
and his unwavering commitment to address the needs
of every single community in this city
is exactly what Portland needs!
(CROWD CHEERING)
Ladies and gentlemen, it's my pleasure
to introduce to you my good friend
and Portland's next mayor, Andrew Dixon!
(CROWD CHEERING)
Thank you, Sean.
And thank all of you for coming out today.
CROWD: (CHANTING) Dixon! Dixon!
MONROE: Did you know that between 1524 and 1526
over 100,000 German peasants were killed in these woods?
NICK: I did not. Does that surprise you?
No, I guess not.
It was called the German Peasants' War.
Peasants were being treated like crap, so they invoked divine law,
demanding freedom from the oppression of their landlords and nobles.
So they fled into these woods for safety
but they all ended up getting slaughtered anyway.
Imagine, the ground we're walking on
was once soaked with the blood of these poor bastards.
You don't say.
Don't you half expect their ghosts to rise from the ground...
Hey, can you stop?
(PANTS) I think we're getting close.
Sorry.
There's a rally today.
When? Now.
There'll be a crowd. I'm going.
If he's there, don't engage.
What if he has a bomb?
Well, do what you have to. But we need everyone he's connected to.
No, you got another job.
Where? Santiago.
Pack your bags. You're out of here in 30.
They'll fill you in when you get there. You need me here.
They need you there more.
(CROWD CHEERING)
DIXON: I grew up 20 minutes from where we're standing.
And I have a bone-deep understanding
of the challenges that we face every day.
And that's why we work with the city legislature,
to propose bond measures that fund an infrastructure...
If he's got a device, it's gonna be in a backpack or a briefcase.
...and sustainable growth.
One that preserves and increases affordable low-income housing.
We work with the banking community
to cut through the red tape that sabotages the process
of becoming a small-business owner,
fighting for legislation that incentivizes
the banks and the credit unions
to loan to new businesses.
(CROWD APPLAUDING)
As your next mayor, I will make Portland a city that shines
as an example of what can be accomplished
when people are given the opportunity to truly succeed.
And that success, real success,
will come from the genuine desire
to see your neighbors as well as yourselves thrive.
Portland is a great place.
I say we work together to make it even greater.
(CROWD CHEERING)
(GRUNTS)
(PEOPLE GASPING AND TALKING)
Hey, hey!
WOMAN: Oh, my God!
We've got an active shooter, Lovejoy Fountain Park, one victim!
All available units! I repeat, all available units!
Andy. Andy!
Everybody, move out! Paramedics!
RENARD: Andy, come on, stay with me.
Over here! Andy.
MONROE: Well, this is the top.
NICK: (EXHALES) There's nothing here.
MONROE: Well, there's more trees.
Take a look at that map again.
(SIGHS)
Good old GPS.
Puts us exactly where X supposedly marks the spot.
Well, we're dealing with a very old X.
Hold on.
There's a lot of rocks over here.
Does that look weird to you? NICK: What?
Those rocks look like they're lined up.
This is like some kind of pattern?
Yeah, looks like kind of a rectangle.
Looks like some kind of Stonehenge thing.
MONROE: Dude, that is not a normal rock.
It's squared off.
You think it could've been a foundation?
I mean, it's just sunk into the ground at an odd angle.
Maybe it's what's left of the church.
Well, if it's squared off on all sides, it's gotta be.
All right, see if you can pry it up.
(MONROE GRUNTS)
(IN GERMAN)
(GROWLS)
(SNIFFING)
Okay, here we go.
It's loose.
(GRUNTS)
MONROE: (STRAINING) There, look at that. Chisel marks.
That is definitely a foundation stone.
Let's check out the other stones.
You feel that?
Sounds like we might've dislodged something.
Nick. The ground!
We should go!
(BOTH SCREAMING)
Ripped & Corrected By mstoll