Matt Van Hove

The hands and eyes that were placed inside Price were all left-oriented, too.

In many cultures, left-handedness, even the left side of something in general, is thought to contain the worst energies of that person or object.

And the ritual for the Man of Sin specifically mentions using severed left hands and eyes.

I guess the transformation may have started even before the machine was turned on.

Considering that Miles managed to stun one of its pet monsters with one of the fire extinguishers, not to mention rattle its teeth with the thing, and that Darrow evidently slipped from its grasp, I'd say its plans are still vulnerable to human intelligence, if not outright ingenuity.

There's certainly no shortage of ancient literature describing divine beings using what almost sounds like incredibly advanced forms of technology.

Take the Indian epic, the Mahabharata, for example.

In it, the gods wield celestial weapons, like the Brahmastra and the Brahmashirsha Astra, weapons described as so devastating they could scorch the earth and wipe out entire armies.

And then there's all the strange depictions of angels in ancient religious texts, which actually sound pretty mechanical.

Beings made of spinning wheels, blazing lights, metallic forms, and bizarre structures that sound more like machines than anything human.

We can use the word demon to describe this thing, but we may not understand what that even means.

Still nothing over the radio, Captain.

Not the same.

Larger.

And that goes for the storm formation over the gorge, too.

We're seeing increases across the board, especially EM levels.

Christ, I wish I knew what the hell was going on over there.