Chapter 9.

Lucas, for his part, had visited her to tell her that his family had been drowned and mysteriously Oscar realized that there was a pattern that matched them and that was that Luke's parents were also dead and drowned in the bathtub.

Dario had lost his parents in the same way, only they had drowned in the river... and Reena's mother had also drowned in the pond... there were many coincidences, it is known that when a person dies, they lose their soul, but water preserves bodies from decomposition well, then Oscar began to write their names on the counter in the living room of his apartment and realized that among everyone's name the only person who had died differently was Felix, and feeling a bad energy around their names he had a premonition where he could see Luke and Willy bleeding out dressed in white and red robes and losing the shine in their eyes letting their skin begin to crack and become increasingly pale, then Lucas noticing that Oscar was sweating and shaking, began to shake him so that he would come back, so that they could talk and the moment Oscar looked at him fixedly he said, we are in a pattern of an alien life line, we are just extra characters that in the end go away to sacrifice for an unknown; Lucas told him that he was crazy, that it really wasn't true, that they would be the protagonists of their own life, but then Oscar told him: when have I been wrong and even better when I have lied to you?, then Lucas understood that they had to solve first what was the unknown for which they would sacrifice themselves and if it was worth such a sacrifice...

For their part, Luke and Willy, had begun to look for Dario, but everything was in vain, since the moment they found him the man had begun to rave saying that there was another person, that he laughed at them, that he muttered strange languages, that none would survive because the unknown was something forbidden something that was punished by a Superior being, but Luke did not understand what unknown he was talking about; Willy had already begun to eat without caring in the least about what they were talking about, for him everything was fine; and that listening to other things was also fine that he did not hear them for him to be fine; He really didn't care about life and I don't blame him, because many people don't care about living or not living.

Luke asked Dario again more calmly what this was all about, why his parents had drowned and why all of their parents had drowned even though they were good swimmers; then he answered: when you are going to put your offering on the altar, if you remember that your brother has complaints against you, go first to reconcile with him, but this didn't make sense because he knew very well that he didn't have a brother, then Dario told him: it's like the metaphor of life, there is one of us who remembers someone and has complaints against the world, he wants to reconcile with a person who no longer exists, but there is another person who is interfering in destiny, he was going to use one of us as an offering on an altar, but they will never succeed because it is something that is punished and if the Superior Being were to find out, he will simply destroy it and then the other part with which one of us tries to reconcile, will cease to exist.