Gwenn is once again in her bed back to sleep by where she swears that next time she will try to communicate with her aliens. She thought having to be patient as on previous occasions, but in fact the next night, she found herself back on the big bed surrounded by light. She sits and waits for the appearance of the usual board.
A second panel lights and a strange message appears, Gwenn can decipher it, but curiously it is transmitted directly to her brain, it seems to be whispered in her ear.
Gwenn wants to keep moving, but everything becomes blurred and, again, she feels drawn into a downward spiral.
She finds herself in her bed sweating. As on previous occasions, she is very tired and falls asleep immediately so that when the alarm rings she still wonders if she dreamed or if the events have occured. She considered asking her friend Yannick to examine her bracelet to determine its origin. But, rising, she finds that it is no longer on her wrist. So no possible proofs to prove her dreams.
Annoyed but also very tired, Gwenn resolved to go to bed. She had trouble falling asleep, the presence of this bracelet which she did not know the origin, worried her. She wondered if other events were going to happen during the night. Suddenly she felt as if she were carried elsewhere traveling through the space.
Gwenn attempts to avoid the question but Beth, very jewelry’s lover and especially novelties, insists. The two boys noticed the jewel in turn and Yannick, who has studied engineering, seems to be intrigued by the little bracelet. It is very pretty but not like any material it knows. It is both soft and malleable but can become unbending and its color changes with the light, it may be colorless and one minute later launch sorts of sparks.
Gwenn wakes up screaming and drenched in sweat; she stays a moment motionless, and must admit she is well in her bed and nothing threats her. She falls asleep, exhausted.
Gwenn feels that the nightmare will happen again. She does not dare open her eyes even though she knows that she isn’t in her bed. She always feels this blinding light on her and which curiously doesn’t heat. She tries to move but this time she isn’t hindered. She opens her eyes and sees that she is always lying on a large strange bed.
Gwenn wakes up drenched in sweat, eyes open in the dark. She remains motionless, still very scared. But nothing moves, she’s really in her bed and in her bedroom. Is it just a bad dream ?
Gwenn wakes up and goes around the apartment. Apart from a window forced which helped the two men to come inside, nothing had apparently disappeared.
Two men, who look like to the one who tried to mug her in the train, are waiting for her in the flat. One has a weapon in his hand and the other barely hides a knife.
