The Confessor turned to survey the "interrogation," leaning his chin and both arms on his power maul. The Sister certainly knew human anatomy well, and the lass seemed willing to use this to her advantage. Nothing wrong with such a thing, especially given the context but on the other hand, given the context perhaps it was the exact thing to worry about? Perhaps the prince of dark delights or the lord of violence had overcome her. He shook the thoughts from his head, knowing that if he could not trust the Sisters then he could not trust anybody and might as well lift his shotgun and leave the planet as a burnt up asteroid.

When she got to the second finger though he had to turn his head a little away; it was a bit much for a "man of the cloth" to witness. Oh of course he splattered many a heretic with his many weapons and seen much worse but to see it done so slowly, with such deliberate crudeness and inaccuracy for additional pain was a bit stomach wrenching. He clutched his one finger sensing the phantom of such a pain. In no way did Horacio pity or sympathize with the man, Mazzini merely thought about the nature of the pain he was experiencing. 

He turned his head back in time to see the eyes melt and subsequently gag a little. He had great mental strength but he at the same time was by nature a kindly old man (even if forced to not be by circumstance). He grabbed his stomach and considered excusing himself but then decided he best wait for a true moment of respite. He moved a little closer to the others in the impromptu part to convene with a shred of security of their word. "Lord Kliment, do you know what [i]that[/i] was? How could such a thing even be smuggled in, surely it would be noticed for I know of no chemical compound to produce a similar effect; as such it must a tainted thing no? This suggests that the heretics have more power than previously imagined. Of course they could have produced it locally but then that once again only goes to show how much power they have here. I believe, Lord, that we have something greater than we initially thought upon our hands."