First day at mystery research in ancient homes.

 As a result, it is only natural that the power of magic should be present in the protection zone created by him and it may be that if he resorted to any other means besides the help of that puzzle, he could be possessed by ghosts or vampires.

 Mr.Haldar said, "Shyamanta Babu, we want to get a little head on this."

 Shyamant Babu said, "None of us have any objection, not even the family and no one has any objection. If you can get your head out, then it is for the benefit of our village. Try to see."

 After dinner that night we are sitting in the bedroom.

 Mr.Haldar said, "What is the meaning of Bankim's favourite?"  Mr.Colonel said, "You do not understand that the favourite of the literary emperor Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay has been mentioned here."

 Mr. Haldar said, "Then tell me what it could be!"  Why can sage Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay's favourite thing be in that house?

 I said, "Shyamanta Babu, does that house have a collection of old things?"

 Look, that house is already very old.  So isn't it normal to have old things? But I have never heard of a house used by a famous person like Rishi Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay.

 It may be.  You may not know.

 Mr. Haldar said, "You may be wrong. The things used by Sage Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay may not be mentioned here. His invaluable literary resources are mentioned here."

 I asked Shyamant Babu, "Is there anyone in that house who likes to read literature?"  Shyamant said, "There is a man living in that house. His name is Subrata Roy. He is the partner of that house. He is very fond of reading books again. Subrata Roy has a small library. There are many books there."

  Maybe Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay has another book.  We have to see that.

 Shyamanta Babu said, "It is very late now.  I'll take you there tomorrow. The diameter is ok."  We ate dinner. Now let's go to bed. Our treasure hunt episode will start tomorrow morning.  We all went to bed.

 The next morning Shyamanta Babu took us to that ancient house.  Huge yard. Filled with a variety of fruit trees. Mango, blackberry, jackfruit, guava etc.  I crossed the yard and saw the ancient house. A few houses on the north side of the house are no longer fit for habitation.  The houses on the south side are inhabited. Looking at the house, it is clear that the current financial condition of Subrata Roy is not very good.  A total of 6 people live in his house. We entered the room of Subrata Roy on foot. I see some books in a cupboard. We told everything to Subrata Babu.

 Subrata Roy said, "It's good! You try to find the hidden treasure with the help of puzzles, it is very good."

 Mr.Colonel said, "Then we will need some books by the literary emperor Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay."

 Subrata Roy gestured with his hand and said to Shyamant Babu, "Bring that one from there."

 He brought all the volumes of the entire work of Rishi Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay, "Kapalkundala" and many more books.  The Colonel sat down on the bed with the books. Mr. Haldar and I struggled with the books for a while.

 After a while Mr. Colonel asked us to look outside.  Haldar and I got up and looked around the house.

 Suddenly I noticed two things in the bushes.  I said to Mr. Haldar, "Look at that weird thing."

 Mr. Haldar said, "Where?"

 It looks like a sack that encloses with a drawstring.  Standing on it, surely something can be laid from the tree.  It could be. This is how the rope is not tied? Probably to tie it to the soles of the feet.  I have seen different types of hooks for picking fruits from trees but I have never seen such a swing.

 I laughed and said, "What a wonderful thing in the world!"

 Subrata Roy is arranging lunch for us.  We took a bath at noon and went to the temple.  There is worship today. The four of us and everyone in the house are in the temple now.  Mr.Colonel is a little depressed. He could not recover anything by moving the books since morning.

 There is a two-and-a-half feet Krishna idol in the temple.  This idol is adorable here. The statue is probably made of octahedron.  There is a large stone altar. Very beautifully crafted statue. It is decorated with different flowers.  Mr. Haldar was standing next to me and was a little fussy.

 This time he whispered, "Look, Jayant, this statue has a special feature. The first 3 and the last 3 holes of the 6 holes in the flute of that statue are not in the same straight line. But all the holes in the flute are in the same straight line."

 I also whispered, "You have eyes and you have noticed." 

Mr.Colonel also got to hear our conversation.

 He said, "I heard that worst people also be worst even if he goes to heaven."  Mr. Haldar has also revealed a secret in the temple.

 The worship ended with a chorus of music.  I have never seen such an end of worship before.

 This afternoon when we were looking around the whole house we came face to face with Subrata Roy.  He looked at us and smiled a little and said, "Have you figured out the hidden treasure puzzle?" After listening to that, I realized that Subrata Roy had told all his words to everyone in his house.

 The Colonel said, "No, I haven't been able to get out yet. But I hope I can."

 He said, "Diameter it, see if you can try it out."

 Mr.Colonel said, "I have to unravel the mystery when I come."  That's right.

What's the harm in trying to come so far?

 Then Subrata Roy said, "Okay, you guys look around the house. I have some work to do, so I'm leaving."  He left.