“Unfortunately, there’s nothing in Add’s memory about what happened after the third night. The memories stop after meeting the guys at the church, returning home, and eating dinner. I’m afraid that Gray’s food had probably been drugged. Because Add’s consciousness is in tune with Gray’s, every time this one goes to sleep or loses consciousness, Add enters a similar state. The people from the village know this.”

Lord El-Melloi II's Case Files: The Atlas Contract (Upper); Chapter 1, Part 3