Silas was kneeling in a front-row seat and pretending to pray as he checked
A sacred plan. San Solpis was built like most sweepers in the shape of a giant Roman cross. Its long central section, the church plate, led directly to the bark where it intersected transversely with a shorter number known as the church wing. And the intersection of the dish and suite just below the main dome is considered the church vault... And the most cruel and mysterious point.
Silas Fisan Solis thought she was hiding her secrets somewhere else.
I turn it to the right and right to Vega's Genoese Church towards the empty zone above.
The floor behind the last row of wooden seats to what his victims described.
Here he is.
It's a thin polished copper strip implanted in the gray granite floor, and it's
Shined its glitter inside the stone. A GOLDEN LINE SLASHING DOWN ACROSS THE FOUNDATION OF THE CHURCH AND THIS LINE HAD MARKERS INCLUDED LIKE A RULER, AND THIS LINE WAS A MILE, SO IT WAS SAID
Silas, a pagan astronomical sundial instrument, attracted tourists, scientists, historians, and pagan nature worshipers from all over the world who came to visit San Sulpice to stare at this famous line. Pink line.
Silas follows the path of the copper tape with his eyes as he makes his way across the floor from the
Its right to the left is tilted in front of it at an alluring Angle contrary to the consistency of the broom. The line obeying Silas' main benefactor seemed to cut many beautifully. IT WOULD BREAK THROUGH THE BARRIER OF THE COMMUNITY DINNER, CUT IT IN TWO, AND THEN GO THROUGH THE ENTIRE WIDTH OF THE CHURCH UNTIL IT FINALLY REACHES THE NORTH CORNER OF THE CHURCH WING. FINALLY FINISHING AT A VERY STRANGE FORMING BASE: A HUGE EGYPTIAN OBEL
This is where the bright pink line would bounce vertically at 90 degrees and keep going up.
Straight up until it reaches the face of the obelet itself, going three and three feet to the top
The pitch is where it finally stops.
Pink line, think Silas. The Brotherhood hid the key at the pink line of bale When Slass told the professor that the congregation's numeric key had been hidden inside the church of St. Sulpice, the professor seemed suspicious. But when Splass added that the members of the group, they all gave him an accurate description of the same place where a copper thread cut through San Sulpice
". The professor longed. "Speak of the Pink Calligraphy, hasten to tell Professor Silas about the wonders of the famous architectural design of San Church.
Sulpice - where a copper strip accurately divides the sanctuary on a north-south axis. This tape was the predilections of a kind of ancient sundial, one of the surviving monuments of a temple in Thi, located in that particular location. As sunlight penetrates through the south wall window the light travels on the pink line gradients indicating the time of the longest day of
The year until the shortest day.
"This north-south strip was known as the pink line. And over the years,
The compass, or "pink compass", was drawn on most maps to indicate north, east, south, and west. They were basically known as the pink winds, which were defined against the thirty-two winds, which were blowing from the main German winds, and half the terminal winds and the sixteen quarters.
AND WHEN IT GETS GRAPHED INSIDE A CIRCLE, THOSE 33 COMPASS POINTS ARE
It is similar to the Latin and the 30 callids of the rose rose, and to this day the primary navigation instrument is still known as the pink compass. And a direction.
The north side still has an arrow. If by neutralizing a trace, the lily symbol and on a globe, the pink line - or the summer line or the length - was an imaginary line
It connects the North Pole with the South Pole. There are, of course, an infinite number of pink lines, because every point on Earth can pass a longitude connecting the North Pole to the south, and the question for ancient saltmen was which of those lines could be called a pink line-zero longitudinal line-a line by which all lines can be measured. Length on Earth
That line today is in Greenwich, England, but it was never there.
Many times before it struck Greenwich as the prime longitude, it was a line
The zero length of the entire world goes right through Paris, right through Saint-Sulpice.
And the copper line at San Sulpice was the anniversary of the world's first fundamental longitudinal line, but
GREENCH DROPPED PARIS OF THIS HONOR IN 1888, BUT THE ORIGINAL PINK TYPE STANDS TODAY
The legend is true, "said Professor Silas. It is said that the keystone is private."
In sisterhood is under the rose mark.
Now that Silas was still kneeling on the wooden bench, he was looking
Around him and listening to make sure no one was around. For a moment he thought he heard a rattle on the balcony both times so she met and looked up for a few moments. There's nobody here but me.
The altar pigeon stood up, bent three times, threw to the left and followed the brass line.
North to the obelisk.
AT THAT MOMENT, AT ROME'S LEONARDO DA VINCI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, I BLOURED A CRASH
The wheels that hit the tarmac with Bishop Arengarosa and woke him up.
He feels it.
Welcome to Rome, the host's voice is announced through the microphone.
Arregarosa stood up, modified his black cavern gown, and painted on the face of a rare smile.
She was watching, and he was particularly pleased to make this journey. I've been in defense too long, but the game rules have changed this mechanism. Just five months ago, Aringarza was beating on the future of the way believing in God, but today, the Lord's will and the Bomb came
The solution is on its own.
... The intervention of the police is not an option.
God, if what he had planned was carried out perfectly in Paris, then Arangarosa would happen.
Something must make him the most powerful man in Christendom.
