The Da Vinci Code: The Da Vinci Sets Page #2

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at headquarters...

...and I've deciphered the code.

It's a Fibonacci sequence.

That's the code Saunire

left on the floor.

Headquarters sent me

to explain, captain.

It is the Fibonacci sequence.

The numbers are out of order.

But before that, I have an urgent

message for Professor Langdon.

Right?

Pardon me?

I'm Sophie Neveu,

French police, Cryptology.

Your embassy called Division.

I'm sorry, monsieur, they said

it was a matter of life and death.

This is the number of your

embassy's messaging service.

Well, thank you.

Hello, you've reached

the home of Sophie Neveu.

Miss Neveu? This...

No. That's the right number.

You have to dial an access code

to pick up your messages.

But I'm getting...

It's a three-digit code.

It's on the paper I gave you.

Professor Langdon,

do not react to this message.

You must follow my directions

very closely and, above all...

... reveal nothing to Captain Fache.

You are in grave danger.

Church of Saint-Sulpice.

Good evening, Sister.

I need you to show someone

our church tonight.

Of course, Father.

But so late?

Wouldn't tomorrow?

This is a request from an

important bishop of Opus Dei.

It would be my pleasure.

There's been an accident. A friend.

I have to fly home in the morning.

I see.

Is there a restroom I could use? I just

wanna splash some water on my face.

Yes.

She said it is meaningless.

Mathematical joke.

Is it meaningless?

I'll take another look

when I come back.

I'm sorry. Of course.

Do you have a message

from Saunire?

What are you talking about?

Crazy old man.

You have me confused with

someone else. I came here to...

Check your jacket pocket.

Just look.

GPS tracking dot.

Accurate within two feet

anywhere on the globe.

The agent who picked you up

slipped it into your jacket...

...in case you tried to run.

We have you on a little leash,

professor.

Why would I try to run?

I didn't do anything.

So, what do you think about

the fourth line of text...

...Fache wiped clean

before you arrived?

He brought you here to force a

confession, Professor Langdon.

He's still in there?

What's he doing?

Fache isn't even looking

for other suspects, okay?

He is sure you're guilty.

When did Saunire contact you?

- Today?

- Yes, yes.

What time? What time?

At 3. Around 3. Three.

We call Fache "the Bull."

Once he starts, he doesn't stop.

He can arrest you and detain you

for months while he builds a case.

And by then whatever Saunire

wanted you to tell me will be useless.

Stop it! Just stop!

Who are you?

Look at the letters.

"P.S."

P.S., postscript.

"Princesse Sophie." Silly, I know.

But I was only a girl

when I lived with him.

Jacques Saunire

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