Eris sends sirens to stop Sinbad, and the men of the crew fall under their spell.
Sinbad is at first annoyed by Marina's presence, saying that a ship is no place for a woman and constantly having to argue with her.
She convinces him and he changes course for Tartarus. However, Marina, Proteus' fiancée, has stowed away to make sure that Sinbad goes after the book. Knowing that the king won't let his only son die, Sinbad decides to head for Fiji. Proteus, however, does believe him and makes an offer, allowing Sinbad to go to Tartarus and get the book back, but if Sinbad doesn't return within 10 days, Proteus will be executed in his place. Sinbad is imprisoned he tries to explain that Eris framed him after he decided not to steal the book, but they don't believe him and he is sentenced to death. Knowing that Sinbad himself won't do it, Eris disguises herself as him and steals the book, leaving his knife as evidence. He is saved by Eris, the Greek goddess of discord (chaos, disharmony, bad luck, evil, despair, unhappiness.), who makes a deal with him: in exchange for stealing and giving her the Book of Peace, she will give him whatever he wants if he comes to Tartarus, her realm of chaos, saying "follow that star beyond the horizon." Sinbad and his crew arrive at the palace and plan to steal the book, but Sinbad calls it off after he meets Proteus' fiancée Marina. Sinbad kills the monster but is dragged under water by one of its tentacles. He runs into his old friend Prince Proteus who is guarding it, despite this, he still plans to steal the book, until Cetus attacks the ship. A pirate named Sinbad and his crew are chasing after a ship carrying the legendary Book of Peace, a mysterious artifact that protects the land from chaos to Syracuse, which he plans to steal and hold for ransom.
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