"I don't know who this 'trinity' is. I feel like I don't know a lot of things really these days. But I'm Red Spyder and I sayith, help free me of these chains, or at least of this damn cement, and I'll help you in this quest to get the fuckith out of here. Because the way I see it, two evildoers are always better than one."

For the first time since being in that place, that unending nightmare of a world, Red truly felt like his old self, ready to kill whoever he had to in order to get what he wanted, to get back into the world of the living, where he could show everyone just what an evil-hearted Creature he could be.

"Our enemies might think this is a place of misery for us, but let's show them what true misery is. Let's show them just what happens when you try to suppress evil. Like a hydra, when you try to cut off evil, it grows back twice as strong and twice as pissed off. Unlike a hydra however, there's no way to ever defeat true evil such as ourselves.

"On the surface, we may look like most of our enemies. Two arms, two legs, one head. But deep down, we are far more powerful than even our strongest enemy could ever hope to be. All because they lack one simple thing: the urge to be evil. The urge to cause pain and chaos for all."

Red did know those urges well. And he'd given in to those urges many times in the past. He felt that Sincentius knew those urges just as well. He felt that if Sincentius knew what "He" was talking about and could indeed lead them to an exit, a way back into the world of the living, they would be an unstoppable force. A force like none had ever witnessed before except perhaps in biblical times. He felt that they would put even the greatest fictional villains to shame with the misery they would be able to cause.

"So, Sincentius, any ideas on freeing me from this small predicament I've found myself in?" Red asked as he tugged at the chains stuck in the cement again as an indication as to what he meant.

He hoped that Sincentius had an idea on that issue. He was impressed with the words "He" had spoken so far. Perhaps this would be the true test to see if Sincentius could as useful for him as "He" seemed to think Red could be.