Headquarters of The Secret Service
Daanish Manzil was the initial headquarters of the Secret Services. It, however, was exposed thus destroyed in one of the adventures (see Sugarbank trilogy) and the Secret Services was force to shift its headquarters to a new building called "Psycho Mansion," which operates under the semblance of a psychiatric clinic. Till Safi’s last book "Psycho Mansion" maintains its status of being the headquarter. The members of the Secret Service, from time to time, also use another building, the mansion of “Rana Palace,” as a hideout and operations centre.
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