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[[Image:Estasi di Santa Teresa.jpg|thumb|left|150px|[[Ecstasy of St Theresa|Ecstasy of St Teresa]].]]
Langdon must complete the Path of Illumination in order to find the assassin and rescue Vittoria. His search leads him to [[Castel Sant' Angelo]], that hides
[[Image:Vierstroemebrunnen Piazza Navona Rom.jpg|thumb|150px|right|The ''[[Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi|Fountain of Four Rivers]]''.]]
With time running out, the Swiss Guard evacuates the Basilica.
After viewing Kohler's tape Langdon, Vittoria, and the cardinals confront the camerlengo; Shortly before the beginning of the novel, the Pope meet with Leonardo Vetra who believed that anti-matter was capable of establishing a link between Man and God. Vetra's beliefs caused great discomfort to the camerlengo. While discussing Vetra, the pope reveals that his support is due to science having given him a son. Without waiting to hear the explanation (that the child was the result of [[artificial insemination]]), and horrified that the Pope appeared to have broken his vow of [[chastity]], the camerlengo plots to "rectify" the situation. He poisoned the pope and, under the guise of an Illuminati master (Janus), he recruited the assassin, to kill Vetra, steal the antimatter, and kidnap and murder the Preferiti. The camerlengo planted the antimatter in St. Peter's in order to be seen as the savior of Christendom. The Illuminati "involvement" was merely a plot engineered by the camerlengo to cover his own plans.
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