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According
to
Teabing
,
it
contained
a
map
to
the
Holy
Grail
,
unveiling
the
tomb
of
Mary
Magdalene
and
the
Sangreal
treasure
…
the
ultimate
treasure
trove
of
secret
truth
.
Now
gripping
the
stone
tube
,
Sophie
double
-
checked
that
all
of
the
letters
were
properly
aligned
with
the
indicator
.
Then
,
slowly
,
she
pulled
.
Nothing
happened
.
She
applied
a
little
more
force
.
Suddenly
,
the
stone
slid
apart
like
a
well
-
crafted
telescope
.
The
heavy
end
piece
detached
in
her
hand
.
Langdon
and
Teabing
almost
jumped
to
their
feet
.
Sophie
’
s
heart
rate
climbed
as
she
set
the
end
cap
on
the
table
and
tipped
the
cylinder
to
peer
inside
.
A
scroll
!
Peering
down
the
hollow
of
the
rolled
paper
,
Sophie
could
see
it
had
been
wrapped
around
a
cylindrical
object
–
the
vial
of
vinegar
,
she
assumed
.
Strangely
,
though
,
the
paper
around
the
vinegar
was
not
the
customary
delicate
papyrus
but
rather
,
vellum
.
That
’
s
odd
,
she
thought
,
vinegar
can
’
t
dissolve
a
lambskin
vellum
.
She
looked
again
down
the
hollow
of
the
scroll
and
realized
the
object
in
the
center
was
not
a
vial
of
vinegar
after
all
.
It
was
something
else
entirely
.
«
What
’
s
wrong
?
»
Teabing
asked
.
«
Pull
out
the
scroll
.
»
Frowning
,
Sophie
grabbed
the
rolled
vellum
and
the
object
around
which
it
was
wrapped
,
pulling
them
both
out
of
the
container
.
«
That
’
s
not
papyrus
,
»
Teabing
said
.
«
It
’
s
too
heavy
.
»
«
I
know
.
It
’
s
padding
.
»
«
For
what
?
The
vial
of
vinegar
?
»
«
No
.
»
Sophie
unrolled
the
scroll
and
revealed
what
was
wrapped
inside
.
«
For
this
.
»
When
Langdon
saw
the
object
inside
the
sheet
of
vellum
,
his
heart
sank
.
«
God
help
us
,
»
Teabing
said
,
slumping
.
«
Your
grandfather
was
a
pitiless
architect
.
»
Langdon
stared
in
amazement
.
I
see
Saunière
has
no
intention
of
making
this
easy
.
