Fan Casting Skull Island: The Birth of Kong

On June 24, 2012, the Australian Navy finds a bizarre package bearing the Monarch logo floating in the South Pacific. Two weeks later, on July 9, a man named Singh visits Houston Brooks, who is one day away from retirement after 40 years working for Monarch, at Monarch Field Office Sigma. Singh presents Brooks with the item recovered by the Australian Navy, which is a recording device that belonged to Brooks' son Aaron, who had disappeared on an expedition to Antarctica in 1995. Brooks accesses the recorder using the password "GJALLARHORN," referring to the horn of Heimdall from Norse mythology, which Brooks would often read to his son as a child. While driving home, Brooks listens to the recording, which contains an account from Aaron regarding what really happened 17 years ago.