Sobibor Stories: The Secret Alliance

Sobibor left the crime to go home and gather her thoughts, on the way to the lab, she saw a man in a cloak walking out of the lab, and could see in the shadowed face a grin. He turned and left and she ran to the door, fearing the worst. When she opened the door Heiter stood there with no change of face. He looked the same mono personality man he always is. And when she asked what happened, he just turned away and said, "Customer?". The lies seemed to be building up and Sobibor lost all trust in him, and fell into the back of the building. She flopped on the bed and groaned, and Heiter closed the door. Heiter sat there for a minute or two, then pulled out a package, grabbing the envelope with money in one hand, and various parts in the other hand. He put the money in a safe, and took out the "collar" from a secret compartment. He began to attach the pieces from the package to it, and it looked complete. He smiled an evil smile, and sat up, put it on, and was zapped instantly. He removed it, turned, opened the door, and walked toward Sobibor.

"Heiter you fool, that is the kid! The one I need to capture, but now look at her, she is worth nothing to me as a child!", said the shadow standing before her. In reply, she heard Heiter, "Listen, you payed me, you gave me what I needed, her is this god damn brat, just take her and leave me be. I don't care if you need her grown up, then grow her up yourself." She heard a shot and opened her eyes to Heiter holding his stomach, then collapsing on the floor. Her head couldn't move, and when she tried to move any part of her body, electricity jolted through her body. The voice chuckled and turned, "He makes a good point, I will raise you myself, and then I will change those ideas in your head." his face came closer and she could make out the eyes of H. "You will come to fear me more than hate, and from that, you can come to admire me." He grabbed her leg, and pulled her out of the building, and into a car, and slammed the door. he got in, put a bag over her head, and drove. When he came to a stop, she didn't see anything until she was in a room with a window, still unable to move. H turned and spoke, "Until you change your mind in that heart of yours about me, you can't move, until you find out what this all is, you won't be free." He walked out as Sobibor passed out.