- We monitor, but it's not forbidden because you can enter, but shadows and research, some of our observers report that you can go, but you can't come back. – Umbra said.
- So why stop it? – Jodin questioned him.
He turned around and said. – Follow me. – As they walked he spoke. – Let's be frank. - He said. – This is due to the parasitic plants, who comes back, if they come back. - He said.
So... - Luna said. - How's that.
- Well. - He said. – When this happens, you end up making a symbiosis with a plant that makes you hyper-stimulated sexually, but you stay in a trance and never get out of it. - He said.
- Do you have evidence? Luna asked him.
"Yes, there is a sealed lab here with a sample for any Sao Tome," he said.
"Hey..." Jodin scolded him, as he just laughed, he said.
- Come on, I'll show you. - He said.
Then he would lead them towards the isolated greenhouse.
- This location is held in multiple locations.
- Necessarily, she doesn't need fertilizer from a living being. – He said, showing them.
- Even if until she feeds on you, extracting your nutrients, whether opportunistic or not, she uses you as her fertilizer, creating cocoons that in two weeks...
- Well, they were beings of different races moaning like a paid whore in the middle of sex.
That's what they actually saw...
- When they open and then proliferate towards the nearest being, then it spreads towards the entire planet in just over six months.
- Since this happened to the entire galaxy, they feed on energy from the sun, stay static, live on the nutrients of the earth, but feed and proliferate as a sexual aphrodisiac. - He said.
- Then they keep inducing their host to release the hormone that makes them active and stronger. - He said.
- They are opportunists and parasites. - He said.
- Why do they stay in this place if they are so dangerous? Luna asked him.
- To alert anyone who wants to go there what will happen. - He said. – Anyway, we warned them. - He said.
- In addition to maintaining a permit for that prohibited zone. - He said.
- It works? – Jodin asked.
"No." He said. – That's why periodically we send rescuers and scientists there to monitor and rescue. - He said.
Taking them through the halls.
- There are monitors and remote cameras. - He said. - Want to see? – He questioned.
- Well, you should know that we need to change the cameras and some of them show the victims we couldn't rescue. - He said. - On the next trip we will have to change. - He said.
Really, when they were ushered towards the monitoring room, then showing the scene, it was just two scorched cameras covered in ages and writhing, writhing plants, recently had six naked bodies.
In addition to skeletons that were moaning and snorting, and they saw in total a whole session of cameras for each part, there were around 40 cameras, some really needed to be changed.
Well... what connected themselves, I don't know...
Then back to Earth...
In the midst of returning to the city in the present moment, Jodin accompanied him in interviews and investigations with interrogations with the already retired police officers of the case...
In the middle of a dusty room, walking through the corridors, he saw that a veteran and a rookie followed him through the police station towards the evidence room and collecting some documents, returning to the detectives' room.
- Well, over the years, we've monitored every sexual predator, looking for whoever was the one we arrested. - The bald gentleman, the retired detective already with a big belly, then, next to him the muscular detective who was in the prime of his age.
- One of the main suspects in the case in question was Raimond Vasques.
- I was responsible at the time for investigating this case. - He said.
There was a board on the wall, showing a map and various pins, nails, and photos, as well as numerous separate pieces of evidence.
- How did you investigate? – Luna questioned the retired detective.
- Then we discovered a pedophile ring, apparently with multiple witnesses after years later. - He said. "What they didn't say out of fear..." He said.
- They told me, through their children. – The young detective said.
- Why later? – Jodin asked beside him.
- People are afraid. - He said. – The police are sometimes not well regarded, mainly out of fear.
- Even if some young people who survived, said they saw this man, a few weeks before his disappearances, he approached the house, talked to two boys, today they are very old, already over 70 years old.
So, in the middle of the interrogation room, they talked about the interviews they had with the detectives, in addition to interrogating a former inmate, who was arrested for another crime, even though he was a famous sexual predator, according to the case, he in question had been arrested because of of another crime, but had an alleged involvement in this case at hand.
In the middle of the interview, when Luna was next to her colleagues, listening to the detective talking to the detainee in question, his name was Raimond Durst, he was 67 years old, he was a teenager at the time of the sisters' disappearance, he was thin, tall and white, besides bald, sitting at the table in prison clothes, already wearing square glasses.
Amadeus Horowitz was part of a pedophile ring that prowled the region where the girls disappeared, he was a prime suspect, but the problem was that he died in 2009, two years before Luna was involved in the case.
The biggest problem was that he had been in a coma for over 25 years, living on braces, from complications from diabetes due to a sugar crash and a stroke, even though he was the real kidnapper.
The other problem with not investigating him was that he had disappeared right away, of his disappearances, he was never arrested, but he had been arrested four times, his victims always dropped the charges, so the charges were dropped right away.
So Officer Montgomery was getting ready to apologize and drop the case, putting away the case documents, roaming the hallways of the file rooms, he took one last look at each of the documents...
What happened was that...
Luna returning over sixty-five years ago, he was investigating the case, that's when he came across the teenager who would one day be inmate Raimond Durst who didn't seem to trust the police, Luna in his grandfather's body was known as the philanthropist. in the region.