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one which is located behind that Endless Door at the end of the glen, i.e., your beloved Chang
Shambalah, the lair of the Immortal Demons.

–Blasphemy! Blasphemy! Kill them, von Krupp! Kill them now and you’ll save your Soul!
Kill them before it be too late and they release Lucifer in the World! –Implored, with the
control of his words completely lost.

Karl von Grossen ordered to enclose him in a tent, under the custody of Hans and
Kloster. It was getting dark and the kâulika monks hurried to lift the tents, before the amazed
sight of the squadron of von Krupp.

He came closer to us and asked without major delicacy:

–Can anyone explain me what is going on? It was supposed that I had to drive and
protect a scientific expedition that had as objective to investigate the oriental ancestors of the
Aryan Race. It has nothing to do with which I am hearing: «Demons», «Hells», «Treason to the
Reich». What means all these madness? How could be the Third Reich betrayed in this remote
place? And the most incredible, where did they find Oskar Feil? How they followed us? What is
that of Wothan’s wolves?

For half an hour, von Grossen clarified the best he could all the doubts of von Krupp.
Then, he propounded a question for which von Grossen had none answer.

–And what are we gonna do now?

–My orders –revealed von Grossen– they specify that at making contact with the
expedition I must act according to the instructions of the Sturmbannführer Kurt von
Sübermann. And as you must obey me, I’ll not retransmit you such instructions if both of us
know them at the same time –concluded with crushing logic–. And well, von Sübermann, what
do you have to tell us?

–That we have to return immediately to Germany! –I said without doubts–. Tomorrow
we must undertake the return. To Ernst Schaeffer and his four accomplices we will guide them
arrested, but if they resist, we’ll execute them under my responsibility.

Karl von Grossen approved without reservations that descicion but the most relieved
was von Krupp.

–That’s all? Come back to Germany? Is the best new that I have heard in more than a
year. I feared that he could continue the expedition of the Tibet. I adhere totally to that
proposal! The truth is that I was already tired of Ernst Schaeffer and his mysteries.

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