The group is trying to open a safe that is at the bottom of a pool, and the only person who can unlock it is V, who has a phobia of water. To help V overcome her fear, the group comes up with a series of water-based challenges, including a ring-collecting contest and a cannonball competition. Meanwhile, Daniel, who claims to be the second-best lock-picker, offers to try and open the safe instead, but his attempts are unsuccessful. After several tries, Daniel finally manages to open the safe, but not before he gets into trouble underwater and needs to be rescued. The group then discovers a hidden message in a nursery rhyme that Daniel remembers, which seems to be connected to defeating a mysterious entity known as "projects" or "PROJECtS." The message mentions finding things in places they've never seen before, and the group starts to analyze the lyrics to uncover their meaning.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. V has a fear of water.
2. There is a safe at the bottom of a pool that belongs to G Casey.
3. The only person who can unlock the safe is V.
4. The safe is located 10 feet underwater.
5. V needs to pick the lock to open the safe.
6. Daniel is trying to help V overcome her fear of water.
7. Daniel is also trying to pick the lock on the safe.
8. The lock on the safe requires a special tool to open.
9. Daniel uses the special tool and successfully opens the safe.
10. Regina saves Daniel's life by giving him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after he almost drowns.
11. V remembers a nursery rhyme that her mom used to sing to her, which seems to be connected to the project.
12. The nursery rhyme mentions finding something in places you've never seen before.
13. The group discovers that the nursery rhyme is connected to defeating "projects are go".
14. Melvin knew about the song, and it seems to be related to Madison, who is V's mom.
15. The group analyzes the lyrics of the nursery rhyme to understand its connection to the project.
Note: Some of the text is unclear or seems to be missing, so some of these facts may not be entirely accurate or complete.