Mark explains that Thai people treat elephants like they are their brothers, and they hate people who hurt them. Finally, a narration from Mark is heard, with scenes of Kham's childhood shown. Mark is then interviewed by a reporter about Kham.
He is given a new partner who speaks Thai. When Pla leaves, Kham wakes up to the sound of police sirens and must escape.īack in the lobby, Mark is shown Pla, and forgiven by his boss, Inspector Lamond. In his sleep, he dreams of an epic battle involving war elephants and the Jaturangkabart, the elephant protectors. A prostitute named Pla (Bongkoj Khongmalai), who met Kham earlier when he confronted Johnny, brings him to her apartment. After defeating the thugs, Kham is exhausted and falls asleep in an alley. Outraged, Johnny summons countless extreme sports enthusiasts, who arrive to fight Kham. Kham coerces one of the henchman to lead him to Johnny's hideout, interrupting a drug deal. He follows Johnny to a bridge, but Johnny escapes, forcing Kham to fight his henchmen. Kham causes the car to crash and he evades the police.
Kham becomes erratic and urges Mark and Rick to arrest him, but Mark argues that he can't because Kham is offering no proof of a crime. Along the way, they spot Johnny at the Tom Yum Goong restaurant. In the car, Kham tells Mark that he's searching for relatives (but he doesn't directly tell him that they are elephants). Vincent argues that Kham wasn't a hostage and orders Mark and Rick to retrieve him, which they eventually do. Mark, who is puzzled at Vincent's actions, questions why did that. After the thief drops dead, he tries to shoot at Kham. However, a second policeman, Inspector Vincent, has been following Kham since he left the airport. Sydney police officers Mark (Petchtai Wongkamlao), a Thai-Australian, and his partner Rick corner the thief while he holds Kham at gunpoint. Kham arrives in Sydney and is immediately taken hostage by a wanted thief posing as a taxi driver.
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