DK:
På dette koordinat finder du IKKE skatten, men en flot, moderne pyramide. Men ikke alting er, som det ser ud... I virkeligheden dækker den over et gammelt gravsted, som er blevet skrevet ud af historien, hvorfor du let køre forbi stedet uden at ane, hvad der engang blev vækket dér.
Meget overraskende, og til stor begejstring, fandt man under opførelsen af den nuværende pyramide en forseglet sarkofag i et skjult kammer under jordens overflade. Kort tid efter fundet begyndte der at ske underlige og uforklarlige ting i området – lys, der blinkede uden grund, elektronik, der svigtede, og folk, der vendte sig om, fordi de følte sig iagttaget... selv når de var alene!! Til sidst stoppede folk i området med at spise fredagsslik, hvilket gjorde det klart for dem som fandt sakrofagen, at noget måtte gøres for at bryde denne forbandelse som de havde fået udløst. Det var tydeligt, at mumien ikke blot kunne bringes tilbage til sit oprindelige hvilested under pyramiden men måtte gemme på ny så den ikke kunne falde i de forkerte hænder.
Det siges, at en lille gruppe – nogle kalder dem Vogterne – sørgede for at skjule den et sted, hvor ingen ville lede, hvor få kommer i vore dage og hvor få ville turde at vente. Historien lyder at sakrofagen blev gemt under tunge sten, væk fra solen og uden spor så den kunne være glemt for altid.... nu ligger den der ubevægelig og tavs. Men måske ikke helt sovende...nogle siger, den kan få tiden til at gå langsomt og få bybusser til at komme for sent gang på gang ;=)
Rygterne på the darkweb siger, at det nye gemmested skulle være i nærheden af dette koordinat: 1411,6 m – kurs 83,1.
Så prøv om du kan finde den Forbandede Farao, hvis du tør...
OBS: Vogterne valgte stedet med omhu – og ikke alle forseglinger kan brydes uden konsekvens for dem som forstyrrel den Forbandede Farao og for at undgå en livslang forbandelse, skal du ved logning af cachen (GC) poste et billede af dit yndlingsfredagsslik for at undslippe forbandelsen.
God jagt...
Tjek om du har fundet det rigtige område:
ENG:
At this coordinate, you will NOT find the treasure, but a beautiful, modern pyramid. However, not everything is as it seems... In reality, it covers an ancient burial site that has been written out of history, meaning you could easily pass by without having any idea of what was once awakened there.
Very surprisingly — and to great excitement — during the construction of the current pyramid, a sealed sarcophagus was discovered in a hidden chamber beneath the ground. Shortly after the discovery, strange and inexplicable events began occurring in the area — lights flickering for no reason, electronics failing, and people turning around because they felt watched... even when they were completely alone!! Eventually, people in the area even stopped eating Friday candy, which made it clear to those who found the sarcophagus that something had to be done to break the curse they had unleashed. It became obvious that the mummy could not simply be returned to its original resting place under the pyramid but needed to be hidden once again to prevent it from falling into the wrong hands.
It is said that a small group — some call them the Guardians — made sure to hide it somewhere no one would think to look, a place few people visit these days, and where even fewer would dare to linger. Legend has it that the sarcophagus was hidden beneath heavy stones, away from the sun, leaving no trace, so it could be forgotten forever... Now it lies there, motionless and silent.
But maybe not completely asleep... some say it can slow down time and cause city buses to arrive late again and again ;=)
Rumors on the dark web say that the new hiding place is somewhere near this coordinate: 1411.6 meters — bearing 83.1°.
So try to find the Cursed Pharaoh, if you dare...
The Guardians chose the place carefully — and not all seals can be broken without consequences for those who disturb the Cursed Pharaoh. To avoid a lifelong curse, when logging the cache (GC), you must post a picture of your favorite Friday candy to escape the curse.
Happy hunting...
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