Mr[. Tomas(!z,-]? wh o sometimes int*roduc!ed himself a .s Tomasz the Vagab?*ond, was calle:d by his friends Mr. Sam`oc%hodzi@\[ k. H]e) ow+@ed his nickname( =t=+o an)(# u\nusual vehicle in^herited from h-*is u# ncle-?:inventor. 
,T`@h --]is !car%= , although ugly, \"a cross b,@etween a canoe a`=:] nd
a w;h
eelbarrow\", as t?/he malici@_ou :.s.% people ca/%lled *]*i-+t:\`@, had inc+redibl:e capab ;@ilities: with a Ferra+^ri 410 engine,$, it could! run a(%t a speed of 280 km ((p-er h$o:?\ur. Thanks to the screw* us=@e^d;, ;?i[++t served !` .as a mot.(o,^*r boat. In thi$s vehi,%-cl
@-e, Mr. Tomasz =?(w.@ent to Poland to : deciph
er a_(nother historical myste ;:ry, to catch thieves and s::,m$uggl\.ers tr%ying t +o steal valu)abl^e hi_*storic items. Tr^e\?/+asure hunt=ing is\?# great,= but... it\'s bet #=ter tha:(t no o ne inter;]*feres with it...-[ 
In#: th.=e .(*m=$
$ean#*time, some ! Dane%]s and a sus@pi#ci!+ou\%s grou;/p )!of #^P*;olish youth follow the trail of $[=Mr. Samochodzik\'s search in the 
#T==eutonic castl$: es and++ the head $quarters of the Templ
[ars. To find the treasure you need a lot ]#,of knowledge, #]cunn$ ` ing and... a lot!% of luck.@!+/ #`Wh`$)o :@will have more?