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The LONE steam Engine ran ahead at full speed along the tracks. The three men fed the coal to the engine and the Princess kept checking the gauges, pretending to know what she was doing. It was getting darker and colder outside, and they could see the sun setting down beyond the snow-clad mountains. Carey took out his compass and map and laid them on a nearby stool. He confirmed that they were heading straight towards Tibet but he wondered for how long they could travel by train. And again he still hadn’t had the time to figure out where exactly in Tibet did the last piece of the Orb lie. He opened Blavatsky’s journal to look for clues but there was no mention about it. He then took his inscription of the Kalachakra map and checked it thoroughly- there was just this symbol of the final pha