The game will have a go at scare you off in the meantime.
Thankfully, you won’t have to worry about getting killed.
Also, ignore the flames, because fire won’t spread itself to other objects.
I would recommend that you open a secret passage while you’re at it (screen).
Choose a flashlight from your inventory, however don’t use it right away.
Instead, wait for a new hint.
As ordered, press and hold the X key.
This will allow our main character to close his eyes.
You should notice an old man standing inside this room (screen).
Approach the “ghost” and look at what he’s pointing at.
Open your eyes and use the flashlight to inspect that area (screen).
You’ll find a newspaper clip here and it’ll say something about Sarah.
Now you’ll have to perform a few similar actions.
Each time you’ll have to begin by closing your eyes.
Inspect the area pointed out by the ghost.
You will be looking at three different objects - a gramophone, a knocker and a small bottle.
Listen to what Sarah is saying after each finding - you’ll complete an interesting sentence.
Watch a new cut-scene.
Listen to the conversation closely, especially the part about Lucifer.
You will return to room 943 at the end of this scene.
You may proceed to the secret area which you’ve discovered before.
Notice a brick wall here, however if you close your eyes, you’ll see the ghost.
He will unlock this passageway for you (screen).
Enter a much larger room and approach a weird mechanism.
Now you will have to find and take a small lense (screen).
Choose this object from your inventory.
As for your other hand, choose a flashlight.
You may go back to the previous room.
Activate your flashlight and ensure that the lense is in your other hand.
Stand on a large X on the floor and keep looking straight ahead.
Press and hold the right mouse button.
Notice that the sign from the lense is now visible on the wall.
Match it witch a similar sign and you’ll unlock a new corridor.
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