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The Grand Inquisitor
against the heretic Capravedapia,

apostasy in Mexico City
and all the kingdoms,

states and seigniories
of the provinces of the New Spain

and its viceroyalty and government
and district of the royal audiences

in ail cities and states reside.

And we, the second inquisitors,
gathered before an audience

in the secret chamber of the Holy Court
of the Inquisition of Mexico,

carry out justice in the trial
against said Baron, Vitelius d'Estera,

of unknown origin
and who has never confessed,

attentive to the decrees
and merits of this trial

and the evidence and suspicions
that result from it.

"In relation to the hearing
and sentencing

"that this Holy Court
has followed against said

"Baron Vitelius d'Estera.

"For being a heretic
and inciting others into heresy.

"For being a dogmatiser.
For having used witchcraft,

"superstitions and spells for
twisted and dishonest purposes.

"For dedicating himself to necromancy,
invoking the dead,

"and for trying to foretell
the future using corpses.

"As well as for seducing
married women and maidens.

"Attentive to the decrees
of this trial,

"we sentence Vitelius d'Estera

"to be tortured
for his aforementioned crimes.

"He has hereby been forewarned

"that if, in the exertion of this sentence,

"he is crippled, mutilated, or even dies,
it will be entirely his fault,

"on account of his impertinent relapses
into hideous beliefs and activities.

"Having been notified
of this sentence,

"the accused said 'Go ahead'

"and added that this Holy Court
could torture him all it wanted.

"He was, therefore, taken
to the torture chamber,

"his arms were tied and the rope
was turned thirty times in a row,

"and the accused laughed, making
a mockery of these acts of justice.

"So, he was then sent
to lie on the rack.

"And, lying there, admonished,
he mocked our Holy authority!

"The gentlemen Inquisitors,
having seen this,

"ordered the torture to be stopped.

"Not considering him
to nave been tortured enough,

"they promised to continue
whenever it was deemed necessary.

"He was notified of this,
and said, 'Go ahead and continue.'

"With this, he was untied
and taken to a cell,

"close to the torture chamber
from where he was brought,

"for the resolution
of the trial and his sentencing."

And now,
to further mock the court,

a witness has come forward
to defend the accused.

The audacity,
gentlemen Inquisitors!

Are we going to tolerate this?

Bring the witness
to the secret chamber.

This Holy Court understands
that you have come

to present arguments
in favour of the accused.

Indeed, gentlemen Inquisitors.

Do you know that he who appears

before the Holy Court
of the Inquisition of Mexico

is bound by oath
to always tell the truth?

Yes, I do.

Tell us, then, who are you?

My name is Marcos Miranda,

from the village known as
Villa de Covillana, in Portugal.

What do you have to say
for the accused?

I wish to declare that I know Baron
Vitelius d'Estera to be an honest man,

of high virtues,
respectable because of his wisdom,

dedicated as a true apostle of science

to the well-being
of the poor and the Indians.

I have never heard such audacity,
Lord Inquisitor!

Marcos Miranda, your insolence
sentences you to two hundred lashes

that will be administered to you
immediately at the torture chamber.

With ample proof
of the crimes committed,

and with the agreement
of the gentlemen Inquisitors,

the Holy Court
of the Inquisition of Mexico

sentences the impenitent
and repeat offender Vitelius d'Estera

to wear the Samarra hat
and the Shirt of Flame.

AH his property will be confiscated,

and he'll be burnt alive
in an open field.

That seems fine to me.

But without chains.

At last he will pay for the offense
he committed against you, that bastard.

The vice-queen will be very sad,

seeing they are killing
her lover, won't she?

Mm mm

the Inquisition people
have ears everywhere.

Mm.

Álvaro Contreras.

Sebastián de Pantoja.

Herlindo del Vivar.

I will return to your world
in three hundred years

when this comet
passes through our latitude again.

Then I will carry out my revenge.

I will eliminate
all of your descendants

and exterminate
your cursed bloodline!

My goodness, it's quarter to two,
we barely have time to get there.

- What happened?
- Please forgive us.

We must meet the professor
at the observatory.

- Work is imperative.
- Work at this late hour?

When do you want an astronomer
to work, at noon?

Remember that
what I am after is a true star.

- So long.
- So long.

Excuse us for being late.
We were invited to go dancing.

Don't worry, Reinaldo.
I was sure you would be here on time.

Now, Victoria, tell me.

Out of our known, periodic comets,
name two of the most important ones

due to their periodicity.

The one known as Olbers,
which appears every seventy-two years,

and Halley's, every seventy-six.

Very good. And you, Reinaldo,
tell me, how far from the sun

does Halley's Comet
travel in its aphelion?

3,258 million miles, Professor.

And at its closest?

- 54 million miles.
- Exactly.

Well, this evening's session
is especially important. Look.

These books were written
three hundred years ago.

They mention that a comet
will appear in October 1661.

The first thing that can happen
to the investigator is to think

that it is the great comet of 1680,

the one Newton used to prove
his theory that comets,

just like the planets
in our solar system,

are governed by solar attraction.

Nevertheless, we know that
the great comet of 1680

moved within a parabolic orbit,

having the sun as a central focus.

Nevertheless, according to the predictions
these books tell us about,

we can assume that
the comet of 1661

moves within an elliptical orbit.

That is to say that
it is a periodic comet.

This is the most interesting thing
about what I am telling you.

According to my calculations,
the comet of 1661

should appear over our sky
at precisely 2,620,700 sidereal hours.

Specifically, that comet of 1661

should appear
in the field of vision of our telescope

at 2:37 this morning,

moving on its perihelion
within the Earth's orbit

at a distance of 53 million miles.

But, Professor, it is almost time.

I am seeing Andromeda, Professor,
but no comet.

No, no, no, no.
That's completely wrong.

At latitude 40 degrees north.

Move south.

Further south, on Orion's Belt.

Focus on the nebular,
we should find it near there.

Nothing, Professor.

That's not possible.
Something must be wrong.

Professor!
Professor!

Look! Look at this.

Yes, there it is!

There it is!
Reinaldo, I Wasn't wrong.

Look at this extraordinary sight.

It could move the most insensitive man.

Look at this.

Please, allow me.

Come. Let's go
and see it from outside.

Here it is.

Here it is. Look.

How beautiful!

That's weird.

A strange light emanates
from the comet.

Come, let's investigate.

Sir, have you seen a meteorite fall?

A meteorite?

- Yes.

You must think
it is strange to see me around here.

I usually take my evening stroll
at this time.

I should explain myself, too.

We are astronomers.

We were observing a meteor.

Reinaldo, the gentleman doesn't understand
what you're talking about.

I understand much more
than you think, Miss.

For me, astronomy is one
of the most important sciences.

I have dedicated
a large part of my life to it.

- Really?
- Yes.

In that case,
allow me to give you my card.

When you want to visit us,

I'll show you the work of my mentor,
Professor Saturnino Millán.

- It'd be a pleasure.
- Good evening, sir.

Good evening.

Who are you?

I didn't see you come in.

Excuse me, sir, but
there is no service at this hour.

Oh, he's an old friend of mine.

Serve him a drink, please.

The same.

AH right, but just one.

Give him a brandy.
You may leave, no need to wait.

You know,

I feel like we have met before,

but I cannot remember where.

Please don't think that
I want to get rid of you, already.

It's just that Roberto doesn't like
to see me with other men.

He thinks I shouldn't have friends...

like you.

Cheers.

You haven't said a single word
since you got here,

but you say so many things
with your eyes.

I feel scared when you stare
at me like that.

But I like it.

I want you to keep staring at me.

It's useless.

In all the years
I've worked in this place,

I've never encountered
anything like this.

The two victims' skulls
were perforated by a drill.

Possibly, an electrical one.

I mean, look at the skill, the mastery
with which the orifices were made.

And the most incredible
thing about this, gentlemen,

is that the encephalic mass
was completely extracted.

See for yourselves.

The same orifices in the exact same
place as in the other skull.

Yes.
The characteristics are identical.

There's no doubt we're
dealing with the same criminal.

He also has a great deal
of knowledge about anatomy.

Is that what he uses
his anatomical knowledge for?

To become a dangerous maniac?

What a strange coincidence.

Last night, someone robbed
the International Bank.

They took jewels and money from
safety boxes, without leaving a trace.

But, what does it have to do
with these deaths, Chief?

The bank is on the same street
as the bar where this girl was killed.

You just hit it right
on the hail, Chief.

Let's suppose she witnessed the robbery,
and, in order to stop her from talking,

- the criminal...
- Very good. Very good.

But what about the other one?

Did you forget he was found on the
side of the road, far away from the city?

Yes, it's true.

Having investigated the case,
there is no use in continuing...

Don't pay attention to me, Chief.

Thank you doctor,
sorry to have bothered you.

Not at all.

Let's go.

Excuse us, Doc.

Coffee, Reinaldo?

- Victoria, look at this.
What?

"Two corpses were found this morning.

"One by the side of a road,
the other one a few metres away,

"in a ladies' bar.

"The first one is a man
who hasn't been identified.

"The second, a woman.

"The strange thing is that both had
the same perforations in the skull,

"and, according to the autopsy,
didn't have a gram of encephalic mass left."

That's horrible!
What did you read me that for?

I thought for a moment of the guy
we saw last night.

I thought he had been the victim.

But no.

They look completely
different. See?

I don't want to.
It upsets me.

Talking about that guy,

I have a feeling I've seen him
somewhere, but I don't know where.

You must have
met him in another life.

"In front of this place

"was the burning site
of the Inquisition

"from 1596 to 1771.

"Directorate of Colonial
and Republic Monuments."

Did you come to consult the archives?
I'm sorry, but it's closing time.

"Trials of the Inquisition,

"Year 1661."

Don Baltasar de Meneses.

Don Álvaro Contreras.

Don Sebastián de Pantoja.

Don Herlindo del Vivar.

Got a light, handsome?

What did the doc say, Chief?

Same as the others.

Skull perforated with a sharp object
or a drill.

Total absence of encephalic mass.

Come on, Chief,
I was really enjoying my pastry.

It is undoubtedly
a case of schizophrenia.

We need to put the whole city
under surveillance.

Here are the brain tacos.

This isn't possible.

The comet should be within our field of
vision, and I can't see a thing.

A comet doesn't just disappear,
or fall, or go out of orbit for no reason.

- It is truly absurd.
- You have to rest, Professor.

We've been working day
and night for two weeks.

- What if it was all an hallucination?
- An hallucination?

No, Reinaldo, no.

The comet exists.
We have seen it.

Professor.
- Thank you.

London...

Nothing.

Moscow...

Nothing!

Palomar Mountain...

- Nothing!
- Look.

No-one knows or heard
anything about this comet.

"Baron Vitelius d'Estera has
the honour of inviting you

"to the reception he will host
at his residence in Loma del Halcón

"on Tuesday, the twelfth
of this month at 21:00 hours."

Baron Vitelius d'Estera?
Do you know him?

Honestly? No.
But, that's not important.

What matters is that we try to forget
about this comet for one night.

At last, I found you, Chief.
We are important people, it seems.

We were invited to a very fancy party.

Well, you are invited.

Baron Vitelius d'Estera.

This is not an invitation, man.

It's an order for us
to watch over the party.

There will be lots of jewelery,
which will attract thieves.

Well, if we can go to the party
for free, let's do it.

Mr and Mrs Luis Meneses.

Mrs Meneses, Mr Meneses,
would you please come in?

- It's an honour, Baron.
- Thank you.

Miss Ana Luisa del Vivar
and Mr Francisco Coria.

- Sir.
- Baron.

- Welcome.
- Thank you.

WU,

Professor.

It is an honour to have such
a notable historian at my home.

You are very kind, Baron.

The honour is mine, being invited
by such an illustrious gentleman.

Please, come in.

Miss Victoria Contreras,
Professor Reinaldo Miranda,

and Professor
Don Saturnino Millán.

Miss Contreras, Reinaldo,
it is a pleasure to see you again.

Congratulations, Professor Millán.

You have two students
who truly admire you.

I am proud of them.

They are indeed my most
distinguished collaborators.

Please, come in.

- May I?
- Thank you.

Professor.

Thank you, Baron.

And you?

I never drink. I have a condition
which prevents me from drinking liquour.

I am sorry, Baron.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

Are you feeling ill, Baron?

Slightly indisposed.
Make yourselves at home.

Please, excuse me.

You have to be very alert.

These high society parties are very
attractive to experienced thieves.

There are many suspects here,
right, Chief?

Thank you.

Stay near the entrance.

I'm going to walk around
in the main hall.

My admiration for pre-Hispanic
culture has caused me to extend my stay

in this beautiful country.

I have valuable documents that I will
gladly make available to you, Baron.

I appreciate it.

Remember you promised
to attend our wedding, Baron.

- It will be a privilege for me, Miss.
- We'd be delighted.

- Thank you very much, sir.
- I reiterate my offer, Baron.

It will be an honour
to have you as a guest.

- I thank you again.
- It was a pleasure.

Thank you very much.

The observatory is at your disposal.
Don't forget, Baron.

One of these days I will pay you
a visit, Professor.

Good night, Baron.

Good night, Miss Contreras.

Good night.

Good night.

Good night.

- See you soon, Baron.
- Good night.

We're leaving, right?

The thieves probably knew
we were coming and nothing happened.

You're right.

Let's go.

All these minutes belonged
to the Inquisition.

They are from second half
of the 17th century. Look at this.

"Don Sebastián de Pantoja."

Well, talking about the Inquisition,
and its peculiar approach to justice,

is not an easy thing nowadays.

The black legend...

Good evening, sir.

My daughter, María de Pantoja.
Baron Vitelius d'Estera.

Pleased to meet you.

My daughter is my greatest pride,
Baron.

She has been by my side
since her mother died.

She will get her doctorate
in history this year.

Congratulations, Miss.

It is a fascinating subject.

Arid she is an authority
in religious history.

Oh, Dad, please.
These are really interesting minutes.

From the way they are written,
we can clearly see

the religious obscurantism
of that era.

For example, look at this.

How strange.

Here they mention the trial of a defendant
whose name is the same as yours.

"In relation to the hearing
and sentencing

"in the trial the Holy Inquisition
followed in Mexico City

"in the year 1661

"against Vitelius d'Estera,

"of unknown origin
and who's never confessed,

"for being a heretic
and inciting others into heresy.

"For being a dogmatiser.

"For having used witchcraft,

"superstitions and spells for twisted
and dishonest purposes.

"For dedicating himself
to necromancy, invoking the dead,

"and for trying to foretell
the future using cadavers.

"As well as for seducing
married women,

"and maidens."

It will be interesting to know
what his punishment was.

"...to be tortured
for his aforementioned crimes.

"The Court of the Holy
Inquisition sentenced him

"to wear the Samarra hat
and the Shirt of Flame.

"They confiscated all of his property,

"and condemned the impenitent...
to be burnt at the stake."

Was Vitelius d'Estera
an ancestor of yours?

No.

I have never had descendants.

I was burnt alive by the Inquisition,
by your ancestor,

Don Sebastián de Pantoja.

I am Vitelius d'Estera.

Forgive me, Baron,
but this is a pretty bad joke.

That's impossible.

This is the same method of execution.

That mad man is more dangerous
than we thought.

Now he burns them
in order to delete any trace.

Take them to the lab.
They must be carefully examined.

Go with them and let me know
when everything is ready.

Okay, Chief.

You heard him. Take this junk
to the lab at headquarters.

I need to examine them and find out
who's the funny guy that poked them.

Maybe some maniac
who loves to play with fire.

Please number the bones.
If you lose one, I lose my honour.

- Look, Reinaldo. It's so sad.
- What is it?

"The notable historian
Don Indalecio Pantoja,

"and his daughter, both
victims of the homicidal maniac."

- Impossible!
- Unfortunately, it's true, Professor.

Poor man.

What a horrible death!

And they were both so full of life
at the Baron's party.

More reports, Professor.

Thank you, child.

London...

Nothing!

Moscow...

Nothing there, either.

San Francisco...

Nothing!

Paris...

Nothing, nothing!
Nobody has seen a thing!

No-one knows anything about this comet.

This is exasperating.

But it exists, I saw it myself,
and you saw it, too, didn't you?

Of course, Professor.

AH three of us couldn't have made
the same mistake.

It says it here.
Let's see.

Here it is.

Here.

No. Here!

Look here.

Here!

"Cursed...

"comet."

Sorcery.

I sincerely congratulate you.

This melting process is truly wonderful.

Now I see why it is considered one
of the most important in the country.

Thank you, Baron,
but it is solely the result

of my husband's efforts
and sacrifices.

I would be a nobody
without my wife.

Let's go to the lab.

I particularly want to show you
the oven where I do my alloy experiments.

Follow me, please.

I am certain I can prove my theory.

With this alloy, I will make
an extremely resistant metal

able to withstand
very high temperatures.

Do you think this oven
would work for your experiment?

Yes, sir. This oven
can go up to 8,000 degrees.

Give me the metals and chemical
compounds I listed and I will do it.

It would be wonderful.
We could become immensely rich.

Forgive me, Baron.

I know the financial aspect
is of very little interest to you.

Of course not.

Luis Meneses, descendant
of the damned Inquisitor,

Baltasar de Meneses,
who ordered to have me burnt alive.

You will pay with your life

for the life he took away from me
three centuries ago.

"It seems that both the engineer
and his wife

"perished during the fire
caused by the explosion."

I try not to,
but I can't stop thinking

that Baron Vitelius
brings bad luck.

Pantoja and Meneses
were at his party, remember?

And now, look.

Stop that nonsense and hurry up,
we have to go back to the observatory.

Baron Vitelius d'Estera.

I will announce you to the Baron.

How can I help you,
gentlemen?

Good evening, Baron.

Forgive us for intruding,
but I need some information.

I am at your service.

Are you aware of the crimes committed
by this homicidal maniac?

Yes, I read about it
in the newspapers.

By the way, do you know who he is?

That is precisely
what we are investigating.

Do you know
that a few days ago,

Pantoja, the historian,
was murdered?

I read that, too.

And that last night,
Mr Meneses and his wife

died in a fire, under very
similar circumstances?

You don't say, Inspector.

That is a true shame.

They were here a few days ago.

That is why I came
to visit you, Baron.

You were friends, maybe you can
give me some useful information.

I understand, Inspector,
but unfortunately,

the victims and I
were not close friends.

A common friend
introduced us in Europe,

and I invited them over with others.
That's all.

Don't forget, Inspector, I've only
been in the country a few weeks.

That's true.

You mentioned it
the other night.

Well, too bad. Excuse us.

On the contrary, Inspector,
I remain at your disposal.

Inspector, please extend
my sincere condolences

to the victims' families.

That won't be possible, Baron.

None of the victims
had family members.

Excuse me. Let's go.

Now that all the guests have left,
I'd like to take this opportunity

to wish you all the happiness
in the world.

Please forgive my delay in doing so,
unfortunately I had something to do.

Your presence is enough, Baron.

Thank you for your gift, Baron.
It was the best one of all.

Please, Madam, it was a pleasure.

- We hope you can visit us soon, Baron.
- I will be delighted.

Do not let me stop you.
Are you leaving now?

Not until next week, Baron.
I have pending matters.

We will contact you upon our return.

I wish you much happiness.

So long.

We thought you wouldn't make it
on time, Baron.

Anna Luisa was asking for you.

Yes, I've just apologised.

How do you do, Miss Contreras?

- Tired. Lots of work.
- We've worked too much.

The comet's disappearance
drove us crazy.

The professor never leaves
the observatory.

Therefore, we don't either.

So you are still thinking
about that comet?

Yes, we all saw it.

- Right, Victoria?
- Yes.

It appeared on the night we met.

How could I forget it?

It was the beginning
of our friendship.

Thanks for the compliment, Baron.

Did you hear of what happened
to the Pantojas and the Meneses?

- I met them at your home.
- Yes.

I read it in the newspapers.

It's terrible, isn't it?

A true coincidence.

Both had been at the same place
a few hours earlier.

At your home, Baron.

Mr Miranda, don't tell me that a man
of science like you is superstitious.

I wouldn't say it's superstition,
rather, curiosity.

Baron!

You scared me.

I didn't hear you come in.

Can I help you?

Francisco is in the bathroom and...

Baron, please.

What's happening to you?

Francisco!

Francisco!

Francisco!

Francisco!

Francisco!

Francisco!

Your ancestor, the Inquisitor
Don Herlindo del Vivar,

condemned me to be burnt alive.

You, Ana Luisa del Vivar,
will pay for it!

Thank you. Let's go.

Wouldn't it be good to get out
of this crowded place, Chief?

Let's go.

The same holes in the skull
and absence of encephalic mass.

Baltasar de Meneses, Álvaro Contreras,
Sebastián de Pantoja,

Herlindo del Vivar, Luis Meneses,
Indalecio Pantoja,

Ana Luisa del Vivar,

Victoria Contreras.

I'll send you the reports as soon as
I've completed the autopsies.

Very good, Doctor.

How would I know,
Commandant?

They left about an hour ago.

Did something happen?

Professor,
we must know where they went.

It's a matter of life and death.

You're frightening me,
Commandant.

Reinaldo and Victoria were invited
to dine at Baron Vitelius d'Estera's home.

At Loma del Halcón.

Thank you, Professor.
Let's see if we can make it in time.

- To the Baron's house, Chief?
- Headquarters, first.

- Drive as fast as you like.
- All right, Chief.

Still suffering
from your condition, Baron?

- Not as much, fortunately.
- You take- good care of yourself?

What is necessary, Victoria.
Only what is necessary.

I cannot wait to see
the data you said would help us

locate the comet from 1661.

Don't be impatient, Mr Miranda.

There are still twenty minutes to go.

By the way,
it's time for my medication.

Please, excuse me.

Mr Miranda, I was thinking that,
since you two are going to get married,

would you allow me to gift
a jewel to Victoria?

It would be my wedding present.

It could never express the affection
I feel for you both.

Baron, you're overwhelming us
with kindness.

You shouldn't.

On the contrary, Mr Miranda,
it is my pleasure.

- May I?
- Could we do this later?

We won't be able to locate the comet
for another twenty minutes.

The jewels are in my office.
I'd like Victoria to choose one herself.

Without the influence of others.

Do you doubt me?

Not at all, Baron.

You can completely trust
Vitelius d'Estera, Reinaldo.

They are beautiful, aren't they?

But none of them compare to you.

You can't be mine
the way I want you to be.

I want to love you and adore you
above everything else.

But I can't.

My hatred is stronger than my love.
Stronger than everything else!

Why did it have to be you?

Precisely you.

Victoria Contreras,

descendant of the damned Inquisitor,
Álvaro Contreras,

who had me burnt alive
three hundred years ago.

Me, Vitelius d'Estera!

But I came back to get revenge
on my executioners,

and you are the last descendant.

Reinaldo! Reinaldo!

Get away, Miranda!

I need to fulfill my revenge.

Your ancestor defended me
three hundred years ago.

Don't make me forget it.
Get away.

You won't be able to stop me.

Run, Victoria!
Run!

Reinaldo!

THE END