Requiem: Chapter 15 (Part 2)

The screen of the home video system showed a person who had a wide robe over him. Two holes in the white canvas showed cold-blooded eyes. Maybe it was imaginary, but it seemed like those eyes were brutally laughing at the camera. His white rug was red here and there. On the right behind the man in the background there was a chair on which a woman was tied. A Japanese woman with black long hair and a mass of bloody cuts. A woman who, gagged in panic with bulging eyes, knew the truth. She wouldn't live long. The woman, Suzy Chang, Stephen's half-sister, was naked and the blood flowed from dozens of wounds in streams all over her body.. She was a dead man, and Stephen should never have seen this!

Poor bastard, I thought, as my anger and hatred towards the killer grew exponentially. By all the gods, if you exist, let me send this person to hell as soon as possible.... Actually, hell is still too good for him! How could a man do such atrocities to a fellow man? It was not understandable. Yet I hoped that this video would bring us closer to that beast, no matter how hard and hard it would be to watch these images. I was hoping that Eagle Eye could help Stephen like that and that he could cooperate with us.. We would definitely need his diplomatic connections to find out more.

I turned off the video system and put the video stick on the table that stood in front of the divan that Stephen was lying on. He was awake again and confused. With moments he looked at the black screen and at the video stick on the table, but fortunately he was much calmer.

'Yukiko, 'I heard him say as he turned his gaze off the screen, 'thank you!“His voice was shaking. It would be all right, I felt it, we would all try to help him, with everything that lay our power. How much this was, the next hours would matter. Traumas can root deep in the soul of a human being, and we were neither doctors nor psychologists. Although I suspected that Eagle Eye had more to do in that area.