Alex finally arrives to the academy and the first person he meets in the founder, Dr Grief. Alex describes him as being an old, tall, elegant but mysterious men, since he had job to do he couldn't trust anyone. Later, on his tour in the convent he meets a guy named James Sprintz who later on would become his most trustful roommate. After a nice greeting Alex already had met almost all of the people in the campus, it was nice and tidy and you couldn't get lost inside. After a better introduction with his roommate James he gathers some very useful information. He told Alex that every kid in the academy were rebellious and disobedient and mischievously after a certain time they became complacent from day to night. This worries Alex since at the beginning he knew some kind of illegal scientist acts were going on so he started to get deeper with the case. James also convinced Alex to help him with a escape plan, even though Alex cannot leave the campus until the mystery is resolved, he agrees to help James.
It was midnight and Alex sneak out of his room to try to find some helpful information, but the only thing he sees is his friend James being forcibly dragged downstairs but when he entered his bedroom again James was already in it. Things were going crazy and Alex didn't knew exactly were he was going. The next day at breakfast James attitude towards his escaping plan seemed to change and Alex notices that James has become exactly like the other students.
There is a lot of mysterious things going on in this part of the book, and there is still a big question mark on the deaths of Roscoe and Viktor Ivanov. Maybe there is a link with their sons attending the same institute but maybe not. I think Alex is going to somehow find the answer but with so much unexpected things happening I know it is not going to be easy for him to discover the truth. My best guess is that there is something involve with science and they are doing something wrong to this kids. But how can this connect to both deaths? It is complicated to have a good guess in this point of the book, but I am looking forward to keep reading this awesome book and maybe this awesome series.
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