Crisis Beat Walkthrough Part 5: Engine Room (Hammer & Lou Boss Fights)
1As they subdue Riot on the ship's command bridge, Eiji, Julia, Keneth and Yan try to figure out the meaning behind Riot's claim that Millie is "the key" and realize that in order to find that out and stop the terrorists' plans, they will have to track down and capture the terrorists' leader, for whom they decide to look within the lower sections of the ship. Once within the ship's cargo hold, group fights its way through the terrorists stationed there, including another terrorists' enforcer known as Hammer who attempts to prevent the group from accessing the ship's engine room. Proceeding inside, they find one of three terrorist leaders, a female soldier named Lou, with Millie near what appears to be an inactive bomb. As they confront her, they discover that the bomb is actually Russian state-of-the-art WMD stolen by the terrorists in order to be triggered onboard the ship with the terrorists having separated Millie from the rest of the captive passengers due to her biometric signature inexplicably being the only way for the terrorists to actually activate the weapon. Intent on preventing that from happening, Eiji engages Lou in an violent brawl near the weapon and eventually manages to subdue her. However, as Julia reunites with her sister, Yan calls the group's attention to the very bottom of the ship where a large number of explosives has been left by the terrorists, presumably in order to scuttle it. Due to the explosives being connected to an wireless detonator, and thus apparently impossible to defuse, Eiji suggests tracking down the terrorists' triggerman and eliminating him before he can detonate the explosives, although the issue of numerous hostages still trapped in the upper decks of the ship remains...
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