Prince Of Darkness Page #3

a beautiful church. When?

In the 1950s. My husband's

parents used to come here.

And then for some reason,

it was closed down.

Well!

Yeah.

Hi. I'm, uh, Leahy.

I'm looking for Birack.

Hi. Brian Marsh.

He's over in... There he is.

Ah. Thanks.

Professor Birack.

Yes.

Hi. I'm Paul Leahy.

Oh. Dr. Leahy.

I'm glad you could come. Yes. Well, now, all

I really know about what's goin' on here...

is what one of your students

told me on the telephone.

We're just getting organized. If you have

some equipment, find a spot over there.

All right.

We're making this the central lab.

Sure. Well, what are we

actually doing here?

Well, I gotta cover for Leahy over

the weekend. Extra credit seminar. Wow.

Hi, Frank.

Don't leave.

Excuse me.

I have to set up.

Hi.

Hello.

Frankie, who's that?

Susan Cabot.

Radiologist. Married.

Ah. How married?

Very.

Oh. Hi, Doc.

Hi. I'll be workin' upstairs.

I want you to set up the

basic panel down here. Right.

What are you supposed

to be testing?

I don't know.

Compounds? Basic structures?

When I know, you'll know.

Uh, Leahy.

Great.

Science marches on.

Yeah.

Need any help?

No, I'm okay.

There better be a diploma in my

mailbox when I get home on Monday.

I really can't believe this is

happening. I had a date tonight...

with this beautiful young

trial attorney from Century City.

Where were you taking him?

Please, it isn't funny.

What are they doing?

They're watching us.

They started comin' around when

I got here at 9:
00 this morning.

I'm Calder. Microbiology.

Brian Marsh.

Walter.

Lomax. Engineering.

Nice meeting you.

Hi.

Lomax.

How you doing?

So anybody know what

this whole deal's about yet?

Not a clue.

Nobody's got a clue.

I'm getting my doctorate

in theology.

Analysis of ancient scriptures.

This shouldn't be too difficult,

except for the numbers.

It's so wonderful

what you're doing, Father,

opening the church again.

Are you all right?

We're ready.

He's gaining strength.

I can feel it all around us now.

So what's going on?

Something downstairs.

Yeah? What?

I hate to tell you guys,

but this is real bullshit.

I know there's a reason why

nobody's opened this thing yet, right?

Let me have your pen

for a second.

Is this some kind of

toxic crap? Could be.

Okay, but I still don't understand

why we're not taking direct samples.

I mean, what's the big mystery?

Catherine's entering these equations

upstairs. They're translated from Latin.

Differential equations?

From a book written

We hadn't invented

differential equations... Right.

Professor Birack, I don't think

we have too much to worry about.

The lid on that thing won't open.

Look.

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