After the Bolshevik revolution of 1917 a Russian nobleman surrounded by an aura of mystical warrior continues the struggle in Mongolia and manages to restore the monarchy in that republic. Before falling into the hands of the Communists, he sends the Mongolian treasure to save it from his enemies.
In the current age the members of an informal community of researchers called Bluthund keep track of that treasure in the Gobi Desert facing attacks from fearsome Mongol bandits, terrible sandstorms and persecutions of another rival organization working in the shadows.
The findings in the Gobi lead them to a much more decisive search in Tibet with amazing and disturbing results.
A vibrant thriller that will keep you in suspense until the end.

The Mystic Warrior- Bluthund Community 2

 “ So this swastika that we see in the medal or coin was not carved by the Nazis?” asked Martín. 


 “No. It is a very old object, whose age is measured in thousands of years and perhaps tens of thousands. That swastika, turning in the same direction as that of the Nazis or in the opposite direction, is found in carvings on rocks in various parts of Asia and although some attribute it to the emergence of Indo-Europeans or Aryans in these latitudes, even that is not sure." Dieter paused. 


 “The really amazing thing is to have found it -as my grandfather did in the last century- in the context of a cave with skeletal remains that are not fully human. Although they are hominids, as you can see the thickness of the cranial bone is excessive to be of one member of our homo sapiens species.” 


 “What explanation do you have for those bones?” asked Debbie. “ Did they belong to the proto-Aryans the Nazis were looking for?” 


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