Major revelation confirms that demons are real, marking a turning point for characters who may have doubted and solidifying their commitment to the fight.

Cleanup operations begin after violence, with a promise to change suggesting character development and commitment to fighting evil going forward.

Blood and bodies discovered in a hotel room, revealing the violent consequences of the demonic presence and providing crucial evidence about the scope of the threat.

Events involving Emily Glasser in the Afterlife (the bar/location from Raven's Peak), connecting this story to the main series and showing the hunt for her.

Arthur travels to Yokohama to confront Jun Lee, a Council elder, about who betrayed his family. Jun reveals the name: Emily Glasser, sister of Bishop Leopold Glasser. Jun also warns Arthur about demonic activity in Everett that the Council has ignored due to Leopold's donations.

Plans are made to escape Everett as the situation deteriorates. Characters discuss secrets and suspicions about who can be trusted and what forces are truly behind the possession outbreak.

Father Paladina and allies have dinner with the Bishop, a scene laden with political and religious tension. The meeting likely reveals more about the Bishop's role, the Church's response, and the true scope of the Everett crisis.

A baseball game provides a brief respite from the horror or serves as the setting for a key encounter. This chapter may provide character development, relationship building, or an unexpected supernatural event in a seemingly normal setting.

Warning from the Vatican arrives regarding the Everett situation, indicating Church hierarchy's concern and possibly issuing constraints or orders. This establishes the political dimension of the crisis and the tension between local action and institutional authority.