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It
was
then
Langdon
saw
it
.
Poking
out
from
under
the
coins
directly
beneath
his
face
.
A
narrow
,
black
cylinder
.
The
silencer
of
Olivetti
’
s
gun
!
Langdon
reached
out
,
but
as
his
fingers
wrapped
around
the
cylinder
,
he
did
not
feel
metal
,
he
felt
plastic
.
When
he
pulled
,
the
flexible
rubber
hose
came
flopping
toward
him
like
a
flimsy
snake
.
It
was
about
two
feet
long
with
a
jet
of
bubbles
surging
from
the
end
.
Langdon
had
not
found
the
gun
at
all
.
It
was
one
of
the
fountain
’
s
many
harmless
spumanti
…
bubble
makers
.
Only
a
few
feet
away
,
Cardinal
Baggia
felt
his
soul
straining
to
leave
his
body
.
Although
he
had
prepared
for
this
moment
his
entire
life
,
he
had
never
imagined
the
end
would
be
like
this
.
His
physical
shell
was
in
agony
…
burned
,
bruised
,
and
held
underwater
by
an
immovable
weight
.
He
reminded
himself
that
this
suffering
was
nothing
compared
to
what
Jesus
had
endured
.
He
died
for
my
sins
…
Baggia
could
hear
the
thrashing
of
a
battle
raging
nearby
.
He
could
not
bear
the
thought
of
it
.
His
captor
was
about
to
extinguish
yet
another
life
…
the
man
with
kind
eyes
,
the
man
who
had
tried
to
help
.
As
the
pain
mounted
,
Baggia
lay
on
his
back
and
stared
up
through
the
water
at
the
black
sky
above
him
.
For
a
moment
he
thought
he
saw
stars
.
It
was
time
.
Releasing
all
fear
and
doubt
,
Baggia
opened
his
mouth
and
expelled
what
he
knew
would
be
his
final
breath
.
He
watched
his
spirit
gurgle
heavenward
in
a
burst
of
transparent
bubbles
.
Then
,
reflexively
,
he
gasped
.
The
water
poured
in
like
icy
daggers
to
his
sides
.
The
pain
lasted
only
a
few
seconds
.
Then
…
peace
.
The
Hassassin
ignored
the
burning
in
his
foot
and
focused
on
the
drowning
American
,
whom
he
now
held
pinned
beneath
him
in
the
churning
water
.
Finish
it
fully
.
He
tightened
his
grip
,
knowing
this
time
Robert
Langdon
would
not
survive
.
As
he
predicted
,
his
victim
’
s
struggling
became
weaker
and
weaker
.
