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The
bloody
monk
was
now
quietly
donning
his
cloak
again
,
clutching
his
prize
as
he
moved
toward
the
altar
,
toward
the
Bible
.
In
breathless
silence
,
Sister
Sandrine
left
the
balcony
and
raced
down
the
hall
to
her
quarters
.
Getting
on
her
hands
and
knees
,
she
reached
beneath
her
wooden
bed
frame
and
retrieved
the
sealed
envelope
she
had
hidden
there
years
ago
.
Tearing
it
open
,
she
found
four
Paris
phone
numbers
.
Trembling
,
she
began
to
dial
.
Downstairs
,
Silas
laid
the
stone
tablet
on
the
altar
and
turned
his
eager
hands
to
the
leather
Bible
.
His
long
white
fingers
were
sweating
now
as
he
turned
the
pages
.
Flipping
through
the
Old
Testament
,
he
found
the
Book
of
Job
.
He
located
chapter
thirty
-
eight
.
As
he
ran
his
finger
down
the
column
of
text
,
he
anticipated
the
words
he
was
about
to
read
.
They
will
lead
the
way
!
Finding
verse
number
eleven
,
Silas
read
the
text
.
It
was
only
seven
words
.
Confused
,
he
read
it
again
,
sensing
something
had
gone
terribly
wrong
.
The
verse
simply
read
:
HITHERTO
SHALT
THOU
COME
,
BUT
NO
FURTHER
.
Security
warden
Claude
Grouard
simmered
with
rage
as
he
stood
over
his
prostrate
captive
in
front
of
the
Mona
Lisa
.
This
bastard
killed
Jacques
Saunière
!
Saunière
had
been
like
a
well
-
loved
father
to
Grouard
and
his
security
team
.
Grouard
wanted
nothing
more
than
to
pull
the
trigger
and
bury
a
bullet
in
Robert
Langdon
’
s
back
.
As
senior
warden
,
Grouard
was
one
of
the
few
guards
who
actually
carried
a
loaded
weapon
.
He
reminded
himself
,
however
,
that
killing
Langdon
would
be
a
generous
fate
compared
to
the
misery
about
to
be
communicated
by
Bezu
Fache
and
the
French
prison
system
.
Grouard
yanked
his
walkie
-
talkie
off
his
belt
and
attempted
to
radio
for
backup
.
All
he
heard
was
static
.
The
additional
electronic
security
in
this
chamber
always
wrought
havoc
with
the
guards
’
communications
.
I
have
to
move
to
the
doorway
.
Still
aiming
his
weapon
at
Langdon
,
Grouard
began
backing
slowly
toward
the
entrance
.
On
his
third
step
,
he
spied
something
that
made
him
stop
short
.
