Monster of The Himalayas
Scientific expedition in the Tibet-Nepal border region encounters a problem
Sir Charles Templeton of the Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain was leading an expedition to the Nepal-Tibet border region.
The relic that Templeton was looking for was to be found on the Tibetan side of the Nepalese-Tibetan border.
However Templeton realized that the Chinese government in Beijing would not give him permission to enter Tibet so the British explorer figured that he could approach this mountain from the Nepalese side and use Nepalese guides who knew the Himalayas to take him over to the Tibetan side.
As these particular mountains were quite dangerous there would probably be no People’s Liberation Army in the area as they all concentrated on the Tibet-India border since India and the Chinese Communist government were at odds whereas Nepal’s current government had friendly relations with Beijing.
The relic that Templeton was looking for was an idol of a Tibetan demon said to have a valuable jewel in its forehead.
Templeton first came across mention of the relic when he read a journal written by a member of the Nazi SS Ahnenerbe Occult Bureau (Heinrich Himmler’s occultic research organization).
The jewelled forehead in the idol was said to grant its owner the power of teleportation and bilocation to far off places.
The Ahnenerbe expedition to Tibet to locate this relic was not a success.
As the journal writer noted the expedition was attacked in the Himalayas by a monster that locals called Srin Po.
The journal writer said the entire expedition was eaten by Srin Po except for him.
The Templeton expedition found its way to the cave where the relic was located.
Sure enough the relic (fierce in its appearance) had a jewel in its forehead.
As well as jewels in its eyes and several other jewels on its person.
The relic was put into a crate and then put in a truck.
The Templeton expedition then headed on its way back to Nepal.
That’s when the expedition encountered a problem.
“London, we have a problem,” were the last words that Sir Charles Templeton spoke into his satellite phone before he was eaten by Srin Po.
Srin Po opened the truck, opened the crate, touched the jewel in the Tibetan demon idol’s forehead and then vanished into thin air.
In another section of the globe, a huge scream was heard.
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myrelar said,
April 25, 2024 at 11:05 pm
Very interesting!
Dracul Van Helsing said,
April 25, 2024 at 11:41 pm
Thank you.