It didn't take a genius to figure what Mach had stumbled into. If he had access to the ship's gravity and oxygen controls, then he basically held all the Nazis' lives in the palm of his hand. Or at least a large chunk of them anyway. This, to put it simply, could give him a powerful bargaining chip. It was time to put that chip to use. On the Nazi ship, the music from the speaker system died down. Meanwhile, Mach connected himself to Moogle's communication computer and established a connection to that of the Nazi ship. As the music from the speakers faded, a voice replaced it. Henry, Joshua, and Tocsax would recognize it as Mach.

"Okay, mein fuhrer, listen up. I've had my fun but this ends now." he no longer sounded sarcastic or even arrogant. He was dead serious, probably the most he'd ever sounded since coming on this little journey, "You may have noticed your current lack of control of your own security systems. That was my doing. I also hijacked your oxygen and gravity controls. I'm sure I don't need to explain what that means, but just in case you don't believe me," at that, the gravity increased in the Nazi's barracks. Nothing extreme, just enough to pin the soldiers still in there in place, "everyone in the barracks should now feel about twice as heavy as they normally feel. And that was a low setting, mind you." he spoke calmly, sounding like someone who had just taken complete control of the entire situation, which was essentially true since he basically did just that.

"To sum this all up, I could have every single one of you dead in less than a minute. Either by turning the inside of your ship into an inhospitable vacuum or by crushing you all under your own body weight. Neither sounds like a particularly enjoyable experience. But because I'm not an evil tyrant like your own rulers are, I'm offering you a chance to surrender. Give yourselves peacefully to the Basileus, and your lives will be spared. You may face questioning or interrogation, but given your current position I think that is a much preferable fate than what will happen to you if you refuse." with that, all Nazi monitors were showing a timer counting down from 5 minutes, meaning they had that long to respond to the ultimatum Mach had given them.