When the parents attempted to take the finished weapon, now powered by the soul of their tormented daughter, it burned them. They were plunged into nightmares too horrible to describe before finally descending into madness and death.

The visions are getting worse as various characters appear throughout the review to taunt Linkara and call him a murderer. A siren sounds again, but instead of fog, the apartment is bathed in red light, indicating that Linkara is now in the Otherworld. He’s attacked by a demon nurse, but he makes quick work of her. Suddenly the Magic Gun starts burning his hand.

“What’s wrong with my Magic Gun!?”

“The problem,” a deadly serious 90s Kid says, “is that it exists at all, you sick freak.”

Falling to his knees, Linkara finds a very old book and starts paging through it.

beneath the seas besides the flame
off the coast where the lost beast came
to bring the world misery and shame
a piece of the world is missing

She didn’t get to heaven. Not even close.

i didn’t get to heaven, it hurts every time i don’t go to heaven

they didn’t love me

He looks up to find a girl wrapped in rope and bloody bandages, aka the Dolorem. Linkara puts two and two together: this is the girl who was sacrificed by her parents to create a powerful weapon…Linkara’s Magic Gun. He tries to apologize, but the Dolorem barrages him with psychic attacks, calling him “Daddy.” He begins to believe he is indeed the girl’s father and, horrified and wracked with guilt, he puts the gun to his head and pulls the trigger.

Linkara is bathed with white light and hears a small voice: “No! Partner. Friend.”

His mind clear, Linkara taunts the Dolorem, explaining that he isn’t a Silent Hill protagonist and can’t be defeated with angst and self doubt. He’s realized that the Dolorem is a demon made up of all the girl’s hate and misery that came from her parents’ torment. But the girl got revenge on her parents, and bears no ill will against Linkara. In fact, she considers them partners. So she doesn’t need the Dolorem anymore. The Dolorem sics the demon nurse on Linkara, but he releases Pyramid Head from his Pokeball, and he cleaves the nurse in two. Linkara fires on the Dolorem, destroying her for good. Almost immediately, he hears the strange, synthesized cry again.

Later, Linkara tells Iron Liz about the affair. He hopes that the little girl, whoever she was, is at peace now, and explains the old book remained after the Otherworld faded away. He also says Pollo scanned the area and found a familiar energy trace and a Shade dagger, confirming that Vyce was behind it all.

On Lord Vyce’s ship, Mechakara is furious that his plan to drive Linkara mad failed, but insists that he can still be broken psychologically if they try again. Vyce disagrees, and tells Mechakara he will use brute force to beat Linkara. He’s even found someone who can give Mechakara the proper upgrades: Doctor Linksano.

The story continues: When the girl turned 13, her parents explained why she had been born - to be tormented until she was drained of her essence, so that a powerful weapon could be forged from it. A weapon that would be used to purge the nonbelievers from the earth.

Linkara is having trouble convincing himself he’s not crazy, especially when the supposedly-dead Mechakara is taunting him, telling him he should kill Pollo. “He could grow up to be me, after all.” Linkara tells him to shut up, but he continues: “Kill him. Just like you killed her.” Linkara attacks, but there’s nothing there. He attempts to continue the review but a siren sounds and the room is filled with fog, indicating that Silent Hill is after him again.

The episode opens with Linkara narrating a story about a little girl who lived in a town with her mother and father. She loved her parents, but they worshiped a great and powerful god, a god they loved more than their daughter…

Throughout the review, Iron Liz and Harvey Finevoice make appearances, casually mocking Linkara. Linkara finally yells for them to be quiet, causing Pollo to rush in asking what the noise is about. Linkara attempts to explain, but Liz and Harvey have suddenly disappeared. Pollo tells the bewildered Linkara that he’s been alone in the room all day.

Linkara settles into a new apartment with the help of Iron Liz. He explains he thought a new location would be good after noticing villains kept getting into his house.

Future Linkara thinks aloud: “I wonder if I should’ve warned my former self about the gun? Eh, it’s only my sanity.”

After Linkara reviews the comic based on the video game of the same name, Pollo reports that he’s receiving an interdimensional distress signal. When he attempts to play it, Ensign Lieutenant Munro beams in. He explains that after saving his universe, he set about destroying the other Forges that the Vohrsoth leader warned him about. On one Forge that was experimenting with interdimentional portals, he ran into some trouble and escaped to this universe via the distress signal. Suddenly another Vohrsoth beams in, and Linkara and Munro set upon it with phasers until it blows up. A strange, synthesized cry is suddenly heard, but it fades away and Linkara shrugs it off. Before Munro returns to his universe, he reveals that it was Lord Vyce who originally created the Vohrsoth.

Somewhere, Lord Vyce and a repaired Mechakara make a deal - Mechakara will aid Vyce in destroying Linkara, and Vyce will spare Mechakara’s universe. Mechakara asks Vyce why they don’t just attack, but Vyce explains that his resources are limited, and insists that he must not alert “the Entity” that he has found it again - he must be subtle. Mechakara points out that if he wanted to be subtle, sending the Vohrsoth was the wrong approach, and suggests they attack Linkara psychologically. “And what better instrument of such an attack than with something he feels he understands? Magic.”