He is freed by Deacon Blue, one of the vanished members of the Priest Patrol, who reveals that the Priest Patrol (apart from Fodder, who was judging the "Miss Purity 2000" pageant) were investigating the League of Anabolic Atheists  when they were sucked into another dimension. Blue managed to escape and return to the real world, and now wants Fodder to return with him to rescue their colleagues. Freud, Fodder and Blue travel to the other dimension, which seems to be the collective unconscious, where Deacon Blue turns out to be a demon in disguise, and the rescue mission a trap.
Fodder's freedom comes at the hands of Deacon Blue, a former Priest Patrol member who was thought to be missing, and reveals that the group had been investigating the League of Anabolic Atheists when they were pulled into another realm. Blue's return to reality prompts Fodder to join him on a quest to rescue their stranded colleagues. Freud, Fodder, and Blue venture into the other dimension, which seems to be a shared psychological space, where Deacon Blue is actually a malevolent entity in disguise, and the rescue mission proves to be a ruse.