When Fr. Edward Hughes, along with Walter Halleran, arrived at Rolandoy's house, they felt a powerful force of evil spirits inside just by standing outside the door. Father Edward Hughes first prayed at the front door of the house and sprinkled holy water on the door. There was a white smoke from the sprinkled area, and then from behind the door, there was a faint sound of wailing, accompanied by roaring. The parents of Rolandoi, on the other hand, were horrified.
Then Father Edward Hughes, after following the congregation into the house, went to the door of Rolandoy's room. When he attempted to open the door of the room, he found that it was locked tightly. He took the crucifix off his body and hung it on the door knob of the room, and instructed Walter Halleran and Luther Miles Hughes to read together from the Bible, the chapter on exorcism, and to keep sprinkling holy water on the door of the room.
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The crowd felt the floor shaking, and Father Edward Hughes told the crowd that it was an illusion created by an evil spirit, and that they should not panic. Walter Halleran kept reading from the Bible while Father Edward Hughes tried to open the door. Perhaps the exorcism was effective and Father Edward Hughes easily opened the door. As soon as he pushed the door open, there was a gust of cold air, accompanied by the sound of heavy breathing.
Father Edward Hughes led the crowd into the room, only to see Rolandoy sitting on the floor with his back to them, his head hanging down, and the Ouija board in front of him. He was sitting with his head hanging down and the Ouija board in front of him. He was sliding his hand on the board and mumbling something under his breath. Walter Halleran came up behind Rolandoi and took the holy water and sprinkled it on his back. Smoke rose from Rolandoy's back, and he slowly turned his head after a low, angry roar came from his throat.
He turned his head all the way to 180 degrees and looked at the crowd before he stopped. Rolandoy's parents and Walter Haller, were too frightened to speak. Because his face was twisted beyond human shape, his eyes appeared white, and his mouth was constantly mouthing strange language and emitting white smoke, like a demon from hell.
J.B. Rhine listened carefully to what he was saying, but heard Spanish, Portuguese, and Hebrew spoken in a mixture and interspersed with different grammars. He then screamed in surprise as he realized that Rolandoi seemed to be possessed by multiple spirits and evil spirits. It turned out that the evil spirits were using Rolandoi's hands to call in evil spirits from hell by constantly drawing marks on the Ouija board that summoned the spirits.
Father Edward Hughes stepped forward and placed the cross on Rolandoy's head and read the exorcism chapter of the Bible, while Walter Halleran continued to sprinkle holy water. The whole room was like a freezer, and the people were so cold that they were spitting white smoke out of their mouths. After a while, Rolandoi's head turned back, his body shook, and he fell to the floor.
At this point, Father Edward Hughes instructed all the people to tie up Rolandoi's body, keep him away from the Ouija board, and send him to the neighboring hospital to prepare for the final exorcism. Because this exorcism may cause the demon to harm Roland Roy's body, it must be performed in the hospital, and Father Edward Hughes had a feeling that this exorcism could not be completed by him and Walter Halleran, so he hurriedly contacted the Holy See, and sent more exorcists to perform the final exorcism ceremony together.
This final exorcism, however, evokes a powerful evil spirit that Walter Halleran saw while performing priesthood service in Vietnam. A Vietnamese girl, then in her teens, was tied tightly to a bed by villagers. Two elderly priests performed an exorcism on the girl. He saw with his own eyes that a writing appeared on the girl's forehead that read Lucifer's Sibylline text. Then the girl's skin began to show streaks of blood.
Due to the length of the exorcism, one of the aging priests, overwhelmed by his physical strength, collapsed and was dying. Walter Halleran, who had no training in exorcism, followed the other priest and performed the exorcism. However, shortly after it was performed, the girl began to bleed from her eyes, nostrils, corners of her mouth, and ears. The other priest, exhausted, collapsed backward and did not move a muscle.
After the two priests fell, the girl suddenly broke free and proceeded to pounce on the villagers, biting off their carotid arteries one by one. Walter Halleran had wanted to continue the exorcism, but the girl knocked him out of the way, and he then fainted. However, before he fainted, he vaguely saw a huge figure appear behind the girl, much like the Lucifer he remembered.
When he woke up again, the mangled bodies of the villagers lay around him, while the two priests, even their heads, were missing. The girl was nowhere to be found, and he was then taken to the hospital by other villagers who came to support him. And the incident at Rolandoy, for some reason, brought back to his mind the horrific experience of Vietnam, and a very foreboding feeling of foreboding.
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