In this episode, Sherlock Holmes is hired by Micah Erlich, the head of a security firm, to solve the "impossible" robbery of a bank vault known as "The Leviathan".
: Holmes realizes the thieves didn't crack the vault—they used a "brute force" method involving harmonic resonance to shake the tumblers into place, a technique he tests by using a massive sound system to shatter glass. [S1E10] The Leviathan
This serves as the high-stakes season finale where the primary plotlines of the first book converge on Eros Station. In this episode, Sherlock Holmes is hired by
The "stealth ships" that destroyed the Canterbury were built for private contractors, not Earth's UN. The "stealth ships" that destroyed the Canterbury were
: The Leviathan vault was considered uncrackable after being breached four years prior by a team of four thieves who were eventually caught. Sherlock must determine how a new group bypassed the high-tech security.
: Miller and Holden’s crew are trapped on Eros during a horrific biological outbreak caused by the Protomolecule. They must fight their way through infected "zombies" and corporate mercenaries to reach their ship, the Rocinante . Key Revelations :