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due to the success of the maneuver would depend that the black car be not seen by anyone, no
one that could denounce it to the police; and even less the police, because would have its
description.
But everything went well. Segundo, with the bandaged fingers, and barfoot, because he
could only wear one espadrille, was driving with skilfully towards the Mountain Range of
Aconquija. We crossed the River Tafí del Valle, the White River, and we entered in a path
almost trackless that ascended up to the peak of the Hill La Ovejería. I had to do prowesses
with the enormous limousine to turn through the sharp bends of the path of cornice. Finally, a
few kilometres before the peak, we encountered the ideal place: the edge of an abyss of a
thousand meters or more of profundity. There I parked the black car, while Segundo move
backwards many meters: the pathway was so narrow that we would have to move hundreds of
meters backwards, until find an extension that would allow us to bend.
The return of Segundo was necessary to prevent a possible collapse of the path, which
would leave the pick-up isolated and impossibilitated to descend from the Hill. Because I was
planning to dynamite the Aviant and that was very probable to occur, as it really occurred.
I shed the content of a jerrycan of ten liters of gasoline inside the car; I programmed the
electric detonators with a time of five minutes; and I put a bomb upon the block of the engine,
another in the interior of the cabin, another in the trunk, and another beneath the chassis.
Thereupon I closed the bonnet, the doors and the trunk, and I ran towards the pick-up, which
was waiting for me a hundred meters behind.
The explosion of the four kilograms of trotyl was amazing on those mountains
generators of prolonged echoes. The car would be never found, because only remained the
disseminated rests on hundreds of meters of inaccessible precipice. When the explosion ceased
we approached a little, and we assured that it would happen in that way, because where I
parked the car, the path had disappeared and the avalanche of stones had dragged the rest of
the greatest till the bottom of the throath, burying them forever.
I stayed ten days in the Chacra of Belicena Villca, during which I talked a lot with
Segundo and we agreed about the future steps.
I referred to him the last parts of the Letter of Belicena Villca and I explained him that I
had some indications about the possible residence of Noyo Villca: all consisted to localize the
mysterious Order of Tyrodal Knights and its Pontiff, Nimrod de Rosario. Due to a chapter had
been closed in my life and there would be no turning back, it just remained to continue with the
adventure and initiate the quest of the Order in the Province of Córdoba. Segundo manifested
himself decided to accompany me in that mission. Apart of being a Hyperborean Initiate too,
disciple of Belicena Villca, and possess a logic spiritual interest in the matter, the Indian, who
reckoned fifty years old, knew Noyo Villca since was a child and he’d do all possible to see him
again or help him.
Thus, we designed, a simple plan destined to resolve the last missing problems to move
ourselves finally to Córdoba. In the Chacra existed a fortune in Inga gold, that Belicena Villca
mentioned on her Letter. Segundo showed me the secret hideout, nearby the Menhir, where
250 kg. of gold ingots subsited: originally, the Indian explained me, the gold constituted the
faince of the Princess Quilla, because the Ingas didn’t give any monetary value to such metal;
once in Tucumán, and to prevent possible surprises, the offspring of Lito de Tharsis melted all
the utensils in the XVII century and occulted the ingots where they still were. The family never

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