Sister Rabian advances, pushing back the monsters of the forest. Her mind is troubled by nightmares of unknown origin, but she is spurred on by the mission she holds in her heart, and somehow she manages to gather her strength. "Yes, my heart is with my Lord." The misshapen villagers wander through the village she has reached, their treatment of her so horrendous that being killed would be preferable. It gradually becomes difficult to distinguish between reality and dreams, and this steadily eats away at her mind. It is a world in which physical pleasure and tearing pain endlessly continue, as if the body is melting.