Mankee continues his MI6 training, attempting to hold his breath under water. Today, the doctors have a very special method in mind. Mankee walks into a steel room and the doctors give him a pair of special shoes, then have him step onto a metal plate on the floor. After he steps onto the panel, the shoes make a sound. Mankee tried to move, but find his feet are stuck. The panel that Mankke was on was a powerful magnet and his shoes were also magnetic.
The doctors then bring over a straitjacket and begin to restrain Mankee. They put the straitjacket right over his three-piece suit. Mankee felt even more uncomfortable and couldn't pull on his neck collar because his arms were secured. The jacket even covered his entire neck, which made him feel a slight chocking sensation.
After Mankee was secured, the doctors left the room and sealed it. The room suddenly began filling with water. Mankee tried to struggle free, but he couldn't get out of the straitjacket and couldn't get his feet our lives f the metal shoes. As the water got higher and higher, closer to his head, Mankee held his breath and was submerged in water.
Mankee held his breath and looked to his right to see a timer, counting to see how long he can hold his breath
