Rebirth of India: Superior

After hearing what Sakina said, the reporter was shocked: "You mean, the money you use to improve your life now comes from the treasures returned to you by Mr. Pandit?"

Sakina nodded and said: "Of course, otherwise where do you think I got the money? Mr. Pandit not only returned all the treasures to me, but also helped me contact the buyer. Even the house I bought and the servants I hired were all arranged by Mr. Pandit. Otherwise, how could I, who had been trapped in the forest for more than 20 years, do these things!"

Seeing this, Anuka couldn't help but sneer: "Huh! I don't know how much money Pandit gave to this old lady Sakina. How could she be so desperate to praise him!"

Tasim shook his head and said, "Anyone may be bribed by money to tell lies, but this Sakina is absolutely impossible. Think about it, if she knew how to adapt, how could she have lived through so many years of hardship and become the laughing stock of everyone?"

Anuka thought carefully and realized that this was indeed the truth, so she asked tentatively, "Do you mean that what Sakina said is true?"

"Of course it is true, she has no need to lie, and I sent someone to investigate, and those pieces of the Mahal family's collection were indeed sold from her."Tasim said slowly.

"Okay, then I admit that Mr. Pandit is a nobleman with noble and honest character, but what does this have to do with us returning his things?" Anuka still asked in confusion.

Tasim reminded: "Didn't you notice that something very, very important was omitted in Sakina's narration?"

Anuka read the interview carefully, then shook her head and said: "I didn't notice anything important was omitted!"

"She said that she thought the treasures had disappeared with our temple treasures, which means that she didn't know the location of the treasures at all." Tasim said in a deep voice.

"Yes, she really didn't know, otherwise she wouldn't have given everything to Pandit, and she wouldn't have been so excited because Pandit gave her things back."

"Then where did this Shakru-Pandit know the location of the treasure? There are so many people in our family who haven't found the treasure for so many years. How did he know where it was exactly, and he was so confident that he dared to advance the search fee to cooperate with me?"

"Yes, how did he know?"

Tasim didn't answer, but just tapped the first newspaper with his finger heavily. Anuka couldn't help but exclaimed: "No way, are you saying that this Shakru-Pandit really Has magic power? Did he use magic power to calculate the location of the treasure?"

"I don't know whether Pandit has magic power or not. But it is absolutely true that he knows the long-lost sacrificial divination technique of his family. Otherwise, it would be impossible to explain why he easily found the treasure that our family had been searching for for hundreds of years, and why he would rather take the least valuable gold chain and leave first on the first day of excavating the treasure."

Although Anuka couldn't explain the question raised by Tasim, she still didn't believe it: "But isn't it a bit far-fetched to believe that he has some kind of sacrificial divination technique just because of this? And these two There is no mention of sacrificial divination in any newspaper. How did you get this connection? "

"First, sacrificial divination is the magic that the Pandit family is best at. This can be seen in many ancient books. Otherwise, their family would not be able to hold the position of the Pandiya Kingdom priest. Second, there is one thing you don't know. You have heard of the evil man Ibrahim. Some time ago, Pandit successfully predicted a major event, which completely convinced him. Now Pandit is Ibrahim's guest of honor. Although I don't know what the specific event is, it must be someone who can convince this evil man. It's a big deal!

And I sent someone to investigate the first report. The girl who asked the witch to curse Pandit was his enemy. She spent a million rupees to invite Madhuri, the most famous witch in New Delhi, to curse Pandit. As a result, when cursing, the pottery jar containing the potion and Pandit's hair and nails exploded, and the witch was blown up on the spot with blood all over her face and unrecognizable. The girl was so scared that she ran away and lost her mind. This matter has spread all over New Delhi. It is definitely true. Now you should know why I want to return the things to him, right? "Tasim explained.

Tasim believed all this not because he was simple-minded, but because he had always been very puzzled as to why Shakru could find their family's treasure and why he could accurately judge that the government would take action against the treasure and run away with the gold chain that was most easily converted into cash in advance. So when he heard the news, he naturally identified himself with the situation and firmly believed that Shakru must have a magical sacrificial divination technique and had predicted all this in advance, so he could seek benefits and avoid harm and enjoy the greatest benefits alone. Of course. This is also related to the education he received since childhood and the common beliefs and customs in India.

"Oh my God, so magical! We can't offend such a person. Let's send the things back to him quickly and see if he can help us predict what we should do next to get back the things that the government has detained in the museum!" Anuka changed her face faster than turning a book, and instantly changed from opposing to agreeing to return the sacrifices of the Pandya Kingdom to Shakru.

After the discussion, Tasim and Anuka packed up their things, brought their servants, and went to New Delhi with great fanfare to return the offerings that the Pandya Kingdom had offered to the Padmanabhaswamy Temple. This momentum immediately pushed the reputation of the high priest of Shakru to a new height, but it also brought him an unexpected trouble.

ps: In view of the current serious piracy, and the fact that this book can only rely on subscriptions, I plan to conduct an anti-theft test on an experimental basis. But don't worry, I will not use the traditional anti-theft method of uploading garbled characters first and then correcting them, which is extremely harmful to the reading experience of genuine readers, especially automatic subscription readers. Instead, I will use the chapter name anti-theft method.

In other words, you may see two "Chapter 128", but in fact the second "Chapter 128" is "Chapter 129", which can avoid piracy and collection, and will not affect everyone's reading experience. The only trouble is that it takes some time to search the catalog. Please forgive me and support me!

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