Star of the South. Curse of Goddess Kali

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This is an old story about a series of mysterious murders in the mansion of the English aristocrat Lord Wellesley. Much time has passed since then, and now there is not a single living witness to those events, only yellowed sheets of thick paper - manuscripts dated 1930. In the castle "Queen Berry" gathered eminent guests. At dinner, Colonel Montgomery, who arrived from India, entertained the guests with an ancient Indian legend about the goddess of fury and revenge of the four-armed Kali. The brotherhood of her worshipers flourished in some provinces of India. The next day, one of the guests, the British peer Baron Raglan, was killed by a blow to the back of his neck. So killed the daggers from the bloody brotherhood of Kan-Kali. With such a blow, there was no blood, for its shedding at tugs was considered a sin. An ancient Indian legend "woke up" in the castle - the sacrifice made by Kan-Kali returned, returned by the Black Mistress's revenge ...