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we occulted amongst the clothings the pistols Luger of service and the backpacks the fearsome
               machinepistole Schmeisser.

                      We camped for a day in the hills Garro and we crossed the Assam without stopping more
               that the indispensable. Soon we were at more than 2.000 metres of height, rejoiced for leaveing
               behind the tropical regions, infested with wild animals and by the not less wild bandits of the
               tribes angka, michi, dafla, abors, etc. A footpath which meandered through the eastern slope of
               the Himalayas guided slowly to the Bhutan.

                      In  the  village  of  Taga  Dzong  they  received  us  with  great  rampage,  as  if  we  were
               ambassadors  of  some  occidental  potency,  what  caused  great  contrariness  because  we  didn’t
               want to attract the attention of English nor of any real diplomats of any nation. However, the
               mystery soon was clarified, at verifying that two envoys of von Grossen expected our arrival
               since months ago to take us to Punakha: they were two lopas, functionaries of the Deb Rajah of
               Bhutan.

                      Accompained by the thin but vigorous lopas, also of Aryan Race, we crossed numerous
               small valleys, nestled between mountain ranges of enormous height. After each echelon of the
               Himalayan slope we ascended hundreds of metres, not being infrequent the steps, or dvaras, of
               4 or 5 thousand metres. The lopas spoke bodskad, the Tibetan language that I, as Ostenführer,
               comprehended perfectly. In the dialect of Jam they explained us that we would not go directly
               to Punakha because there, next to the Deb Rajah, was located the English garrison: Karl von
               Grossen was in a nearby monastery, under the protection of the spiritual chief of the Country,
               the Dharma Rajah.

                      Finally,  we  arrived  to  the  Taoist  monastery,  constructed  over  a  mount  covered  by
               eternal snows and whence borns a rugged footpath, only apt for pedestrians, which crossed the
               Himalaya and guided to the Tibet. Karl von Grossen and his assistant came to our meeting.

                      –Heil Hitler! I feared that you wouldn’t arrive on time –He said us for every salute.


                      –Heil Hitler! –I responded– The     Haupsturmführer Doktor Kloster Hagen and the

                   Sturmbannführer Kurt von Sübermann. Seig Heil, main Standartenführer!

                      Karl von Grossen observed me attentively, with scientific curiosity.

                       –So you are the mysterious Initiate from whom depends the Destiny of the Third Reich?
               –He asked amazed– I imagined you different!


                      –How? –I exclaimed, perturbed for the indiscreet honesty of the Standartenführer.



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