Priest working with no light
Can someone explain the requirement that there be no light.
How did the priest build a tub of water that could not be seen or felt when there is light?
Even weirder, why would he do that?
I can understand a door disguised as a wall, as a possible optical illusion.
But when a magical tub of water can disappear and reappear based on whether there is light in the room, that just gets a bit too unreasonable.
And the meideros girl that can disappear and reappear based on whether there is light in the room. How did the girl get discovered by the church then. How would her family even find her after she got possessed if they can only interact with her in the dark.
Even her blood disappears with light.
So the lack of light somehow shifts the room into a different dimension? WTF?
If the priest has to work in the dark with night vision to work on the possessed girl, there should be night vision goggles in the penthouse. But there were none mentioned. Possible small plot hole, I don't know.
And you would think with the "exhaustive documentation" requirements, the vatican would know everything about the penthouse and its secrets instead of knowing absolutely nothing, or knowing but sending in a priest that knows nothing.
A possible explanation is the well was already there. But that makes even less sense. Why would the vatican pick that penthouse with its secret magical hell portal to be the lab for experimentation?