The Girl From Heidelberg.Nina Fortner is a bright university student studying law at a university in Heidelberg. She is seeing a counselor regarding strange dreams and has no memories of her life before the age of ten. She begins receiving poetic emails from an unknown person and decides to meet them. One day in a lecture class, she is overcome by fear and nausea at the mention of a family massacre. Meanwhile, Dr. Tenma is investigating the serial murders of middle-aged, childless couples and is searching for information on Micheal Reichmann which he believes was Johan's real name. He encounters an old blind man who befriended a boy called Franz who said that Dr. Tenma saved his life. The boy had an abiding interest in war stories, particularly those involving extreme fear and said that he would meet his twin sister when she turns twenty in Heidelberg. As Nina leaves to meet the unknown person her parents prepare to tell her that she was adopted. At the arranged place she sees Johan nearby and he seems familiar, then she suddenly faints.