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[Alexandr Korol]

metal detectors reacted. Also, when we brought a compass close to the ground, the needle would move — sometimes even turn in the opposite direction, that’s how strong it was. That’s what we noticed. As for anything unusual about how plants or trees grow in these spots, I wouldn’t say anything was obviously visible. Speaking of the mountain, though — actually, the most anomalous, the most powerful places are on the mountain. So it’s the mountain itself, not something somewhere deep in the forest. Yes, the strongest points are there, to the extent that it feels like there’s a subway underneath. Just imagine what kind of Tesla readings there were. The readings were very high, and the devices seemed to glitch. So when I used the magnetometer several times, the specialists who later heard about the readings — those who had rented me the equipment — told me I didn’t know how to use it, because such readings just couldn’t be possible. They said that if the data were real, it would mean I had Egyptian pyramids underground — that’s how they put it. And even Egyptian pyramids, they said, had lower readings. Later, I actually brought these specialists from Moscow, and they literally saw the same readings themselves. They started laughing — of course, a defense mechanism, trying to turn everything into a joke. They said, “You must have a metro line running under here.” And they showed me — 200 meters this way, then it turns like this, and then it continues somewhere, like into a tunnel. Four by six or six by four meters, but they couldn’t determine the depth — they didn’t understand how deep it was. That was also strange — that for some reason the depth couldn’t be measured. It was unclear whether it was on the surface, underground, or how deep underground. The device couldn’t determine that for some reason. Again, some specialists might say now, “Come on, we’d be able to determine it.” But no, you don’t understand — this is an anomaly. So you’ll come with your device and say the same thing: “We can’t determine it.” Why? Because you’ll see that it first shows 50 centimeters, then 10 meters, then 100 meters, then 10 centimeters again. And you won’t understand — like, what is the actual depth? That’s exactly what you’ll tell me. So yes, the strongest points are definitely on the mountain. But I wouldn’t say there’s something specific there — just the mountain itself is unusual. It’s like lava or something molten. Of course, it’s all covered with soil, moss, trees, and so on, but if you were to clean and expose it, it would feel as if the whole thing might be some kind of massive melted meteorite. But again, it’s stone —