EXPLANATORY NOTE: This chapter contains sexual innuendo, explicit violence, and sensitive (religious) themes for some adults.
If you are sensitive to these themes, it is recommended that you stop reading this story.
At the interview, Agent Brown lies unconscious on the couch in that small room.
Sam effortlessly picks her up and places her on one of his shoulders.
He is about to carry her to the shrine.
Sam and his partner walk silently, followed by some people who were plowing or planting.
They cross the vegetation, within which they find a wooden cabin.
Below it, they lower the agent's body down some stairs that lead to a basement lit by long, white neon lamps.
After a while, they reach a more open, circular area.
In the central area, there is a square tombstone, 1 meter on each side.
Around that altar, there are several braziers that are lit by those who accompany them.
At the altar in the center, the officer is placed with her legs dangling, her hip just touching the edge of the tombstone.
Among those entering, covered in dark purple robes, are Gina and Walter.
Another older woman approaches, followed by three young men.
The woman approaches Annie, caressing Annie's face.
She is semi-conscious, sweating, delirious; she has been drugged.
When she tries to open her eyes and resist, the woman whispers to her: "We need reproduce."
Annie tries to scream, to resist.
When the woman moves away, the three young men approach Annie to undress her.
In John's room.
The architect has climbed onto the bed and is on top of the agent, kissing her passionately while removing her trench coat.
She cooperates.
John, feeling like a child with the jackpot, agitatedly unbuttons the agent's blouse.
She lets go of her hair, undoing its improvised bun.