Indy pulled down his fedora. "Now," he said, "we get out of here before someone tries to feed us to another giant bug."
In 1935, deep in the jungles of northern India, a village lay in silent desperation. The children had vanished. The sacred Sankara stones —ancient gifts from the gods—were stolen from the local palace. Crops withered. And at night, a low drumbeat echoed from the forbidden Pankot Palace, high in the hills. temple of doom
Behind them, the temple of doom crumbled into the earth—taking the Thuggee, their bloody altar, and the nightmare of Kali with it. But the legend of the Sankara stones lived on. Some say they're hidden again, waiting for a time when darkness rises. Others say their power is gone forever. Indy pulled down his fedora