Leave Sara, wait for her at the car.

You are not convinced, and you feel more than uneasy to continue here. "Do what you must, Sara. I have seen enough."

"Then maybe it's better if you leave me here and wait at the car", she says. You can feel her disappointment, but the blonde woman seems determined enough to go through with her plan. You nod, slowly. "That's what I was just about to suggest." Sara's lips become thin and her face looks determined. "Alright then. See you later." She turns around and hurries along the big tanks down the hall.

You sigh, shake your head and walk back to the elevator. One last look - Sara is out of sight already. You contemplate the women floating in their tanks and you shiver. This all seems so way over your head. What can you actually do against an operation of this size?

The elevator brings you back to the upper level without interception. You sneak outside, linger in the courtyard for a moment to check if anybody is approaching, but the night is still dark and silent. Somehow still a bit too silent for your liking. You finally hurry back to the hole in the fence and reach your car.

You wait.

It gets harder and harder to keep your eyes open. You wait for one hour... two hours... and you equally fight the urge to fall asleep and the dreading fear that something down there went terribly, terribly wrong with Sara. But if that's the case, you simply can't muster the courage to go down there again and check. They would be waiting for you anyway, right? Maybe nothing has happened at all and Sara just found something very important, and she needs more time...

You must have fallen asleep, because as you open your eyes again, you see dawn approaching in the Eastern sky. Sara is still not there. You are almost certain that something has happened to her.