As Priory Grand Master, Sauniére and his wife know the truth about their family: they are the descendants of Jesus and Magdalene’s royal bloodline, a truth the Church would likely kill to cover up. Sophie had been told all her life that her brother was killed with her parents years ago, but in fact, her parents’ death was a warning to Sauniére that Sophie’s life might be in danger as well. Inside the Chapel’s rectory lives an old woman with an astonishing secret: She is Sophie’s grandmother and the Chapel’s docent is her grandson, Sophie’s brother. Inside, they find the sanctuary covered with sacred symbols, but they are still no closer to the Grail. Dan Brown Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, Fiction - 480 pages 3495 Reviews Reviews aren't verified, but Google checks for and removes fake content when it's identified 1 WORLDWIDE. Langdon reveals to Sophie the scroll which directs them to Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland. Distraught, he loses his gun just as Fache and a team of British police arrive and arrest him. He closes it and tosses it away, shattering the vial of vinegar inside, which Teabing believes will dissolve the scroll. Langdon, having deciphered the password, secretly opens the cryptex and conceals the scroll in his pocket. Teabing holds Langdon and Sophie at gunpoint, demanding the cryptex.
