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Angels & Demons

Robert could hardly talk when he saw the word on the body. The word Illuminati seemed so alive now. Robert asked if they could talk in a warmer room but, Kohler insisted on staying in the freezing room. Robert stamped his feet to become warm and then started to tell the story of the Illuminati. He explained that the Illuminati were a group of scientist who were on a quest for scientific truth. .
             When he had explained what the Illuminati were Kohler told him that they should go to the helicopter pad to meet Vittoria. When they got to the helicopter pad she was just arriving. When she got off the helicopter she demanded to see her father. Kohler wanted to see the lab first. Vittoria Insisted on seeing her father but then after a somewhat long argument she decided to let them see the lab. They went to the elevator that brought them to the lab. The lab was in a cavern inside the earth. When they gained access to the lab Vittoria opened it by scanning her eye with the retina scanner. She didn't notice that the eyeball from her father had been used for the retina scan earlier that day by the murderer. The murderer had yanked the eye out of her father's skull to gain access to the lab earlier. There was blood drippings on the floor but Kohler and Robert didn't want to scare her so they didn't mention the blood. When they got access to the lab Kohler asked Vittoria if anything seemed to be disturbed or missing from the lab. Vittoria looked around and didn't see anything missing. Kohler wasn't too pleased with the way her father had kept the place a secret and had changed the locks on the door. Kohler was curious about what they had been doing that was so secretive. Vittoria showed them a particle accelerator and how antimatter was made. She demonstrated that when you speed up atoms and make some go in the opposite direction of the others and allow them to run into each other, is when antimatter is made.


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