The ambiance went slavish as the girls went energy-less due to supply of no input in their digestive systems. What they needed was just some food to eat and water to drink. When nobody was interested in talking about any silly matter of the world a very interesting question emerged.

"So, What do you think this parchment means?" Pihu raised the parchment which she had just extracted from her hand bag.

"I was thinking the same since last night and I came to a note that it is as clear as water" Amaani said as if she had conquered Great Britain.

"Oh yeah! I too had thought hard for the hidden meaning of this old letter and as far as my opinion, Pihu! Can you read the contents one by one so we can interpret it more easily?" Shanaya demanded.

"Okay! Sure" Pihu said and started reading the dim and faded letters of parchment.

Welcome to the home that is not upon the grounds.

"Now I am under the impression that we all are clever enough that this line speaks about the tree house itself as it is the abode above the ground, not upon the grounds" Shanaya added her crystal clear meaning.

The girls nodded in agreement.

To discover this your delight has no bounds.

"Now this is a bit the imaginative brain of the writer who thinks that the one who finds this mysterious house would be immensely glad and delightful. To me it was a horrific experience that I wish would be the last one in this life" dreaded Shanaya again.

The girls consented in agreement.

Surrounded by twigs, leaves, dust and dark.

"The writer uses absolutely opt words to describe the scary house. Yes! It is enveloped by large branchlets, vast and unique leaves, filthy dust and utter darkness" Swara made her point before Shanaya could say anything.

The girls gave gestures as to appreciate Swara's wit. (Ironically)

To open it up use the distinguished mark.

"Now let me clear this line as I was the one to open it up so you girls would not be knowing about the mark. It was that handle to open the door. It was so scary and gawky like dragon or snake shaped" Jasmine forwarded her point of view.

The girls had no choice but to agree at this.

Established to protect the escaped stock.

None spoke a single word for few moments. It was unexplainable.

"Neither of us came across any kind of material stock over there in the house. What stock does it talk about?" Pihu asked keenly.

"That is a bit tricky one as the whole house was blank. But as per my guess work, I understand that this parchment is so old and thus while making the contents of this letter there were some stock lying at the house but it may be moved from the place afterwards. What say?" Kamya asked questioningly.

Without uttering a single word they moved to the further line.

Constructed to help the needy folk.

"Of course! This line aptly describe our tree-house" Amaani was about to say something more but she was interrupted.

"It is not our tree house darlo!" Pihu could not bear the idea of owning that dark house.

"Ohhh! Stop it Pihu. It is just an emotion. I was saying that this house helped us lot as it gave us shelter when we desired for it. Can't we feel grateful for this" Amaani straight-forwardly contradicted Pihu.

Do respect the preciousness of this place.

"I solemnly swear that some lines are absolutely rubbish and bear no sense at all. How could a dark and shabby house be so precious? It seems like an extra imagination of that insane old poet who wrote this stuff" Kamya's blood boiled in restrain.

"Cool down sweety! Don't bother yourself with these stupid lines. We are not going to be rewarded if we find out the exact meaning of this letter. So take a chill pill" Jazz consoled her.

"But there lies no meaning in this line, so lets not invest of precious wits in this line. Move on Pihu" Kamya roared.

Keep it hidden from the world of disgrace.

"Lets have a laughter time guys. This parchment acts as if the tree - house has got some daily visitor as it is a handsome tourist place to roam around and take cool snaps over there. It is already concealed with those heavy branches and leaves. Why to mention it here?" Shanaya claimed.

"Who knows if the tree house gets daily visitors" Swara spoke before even thinking.

"That is next to impossible as it was all dirt and filth there. If any one resided over that place it must be at least hygienic to live there" Shanaya was as clear as water.

"It was just an opinion" Swara could only speak this much.

"Aww! Your opinion is worth manuring my garden" Shanaya exclaimed.

All the girls gave a huge crackle of laughter. Swara never minds after all.

Some infinite secret the forest holds.

"Plus one to the girl who don't want to acquaint herself with this forest's damn secrets. I mean who in the right senses would come here and go for discovering the hidden secrets here" Shanaya said and instructed Pihu to read out the next line.

More valuable than the gems and golds.

"I was under the impression that I could not understand this letter in the night as my mind was too exhausted to operate and find the meaning but now I can see that the situation remains the same even in this cool morning!" Amaani said in frustrating tone.

"What on this earth makes a spooky forest more valuable than gems and golds? Is there any hidden Kingdom inside there?" Kamaya only guessed.

"Yep! Kingdom of Tribes. Would you like to make them your family Kamya?" Shanya asked as the other girls giggled.

"Yaa! Only if you accompany me there as my bridesmaid" Kamya attacked with words. Shanya went speechless.

Not all can have access to here.

"This is fucking true. Only idiot girls like us can penetrate this jungle even in drunken state and having chased by sex seekers" Swara said. Particles of pride appeared in her each word.

"LOL! Yeah, after all we are Exceptionals" Jazz could not stop flaunting off.

To wander around make use of the sphere.

Kamya confronted five pair of eyes as Pihu read the line aloud. She took out the sphere from her bag, winked a little and shrugged her shoulders in carefree attitude.

"Awww! Now stop reacting that much Kammy baby" Shanaya spoke.

"Ohh!! You all first stop passing on thankful glares to me" Kamya shot a perfect reply.

Peals of laughter reverberated the forest.

As you are the fortunate decided by God.

"Pihu! You would not mind handing over this parchment to me, would you?" And without her approval Jazz snatched the parchment from her hands.

Pihu was left surprised because of the sudden behavior of Jazz.

"You alright Jazz" Pihu asked.

"I am always splendid. Any doubts?" Jazz searched something in parchment.

"No! But the reason of snatching-I mean taking away of this parchment is still out of my wits to understand" Pihu said in worry.

"Chillax babes! I was just looking for the word fortunate in the letter as I am pretty sure that you have missed the prefix 'un' before it" Jazz said agitatingly.

"Lol! Don't speak so Jazz dear. We were lucky enough to have find out this tree house" Swara bestowed her positivism towards Jazz.

"Lets move on before my mind bursts out with severe agony and my stomach starts realizing its emptiness" Jazz said as all the girls stood up to get rid off the place.

The last line remained unread.