The Dyatlov Pass Incident. Mystery of the Fireballs. Sergei Mikhailov
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Название: The Dyatlov Pass Incident. Mystery of the Fireballs
Автор: Sergei Mikhailov
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isbn: 9785006512603
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“And now,” the monk rose, “it’s time for you to return to the expedition. The Germans must not know of our conversation. They seek ancient knowledge, but not all knowledge is meant for everyone.”
“Wait,” Joseph clutched the amulet in his hand. “You mentioned a terrible event at Kholat Syakhl. Can it be prevented?”
“Some events must occur to keep the world in balance,” the monk moved toward the exit. “Your nephew will play his role. Just as you now play yours.”
The voices of German researchers could already be heard beyond the door…
Chapter 14 – In Search of Power
In the days that followed, the expedition pushed higher into the mountains. Joseph led the group through places unknown even to local guides. His ability to find ancient paths, sense weather patterns, and unerringly determine safe routes amazed the German researchers.
“Remarkable,” Dr. Schäfer observed, watching Joseph literally read the mountains. “He seems to be part of these mountains himself.”
On the seventh day of their journey, they discovered an entrance to a cave temple hidden in the rocks. Inside were ancient manuscripts that filled the Ahnenerbe scientists with reverent awe. The texts contained knowledge about natural forces and hidden human capabilities that modern science hadn’t even imagined.
“Herr Briniol,” Dr. Schäfer was elated. “You have rendered an invaluable service to the Reich. Your talents will be reported to the Führer personally.”
Joseph nodded in agreement, but his mind was elsewhere. The amulet needed to reach someone in his brother’s close circle, and he already had a plan. In Lhasa, he knew a reliable merchant whose caravans regularly crossed the Soviet border…
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Upon returning to Lhasa, Dr. Schäfer informed Joseph of Ahnenerbe leadership’s decision.
“You are invited to Berlin, Herr Briniol. Reichsführer-SS Himmler himself has taken interest in your abilities. We depart in three days.”
Joseph expressed gratitude for the honor. He had little time. That same evening, he met with the merchant Chen in a small teahouse on the city’s outskirts.
“Old friend,” Joseph handed him the bundle containing the amulet. “I need your help.”
Chen listened carefully to the instructions. His caravan would soon begin its journey, and the road to the Soviet border was long. From there, the amulet would need to reach trusted hands.
“Don’t worry,” Chen said. “I know safe paths and faithful people. Your treasure will find its owner.”
Before departing, Joseph wrote a letter to his brother’s wife. In it, he asked her to name their future son Nikolai, explaining that this name held special significance for his destiny. He couldn’t reveal all the details but was confident that as a mother, she would sense the importance of his request. The letter was sent, and Joseph felt relief, knowing he had done everything possible.
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