i think Ba7-Bb6 should be able to mate in 3.
"Impossible" Puzzle (Part II)

i think Ba7-Bb6 should be able to mate in 3.
How about 1. ... Bd7?
2.Qg8+ Bc8
3.Q*Bc8#
hope that's solved. next one!

But,b7 is already blocked by bishop
What do you mean?
1.Bb6 Bd7
2.Qg8+ Bc8
3.Q*Bc8#

i've already posted the full move sequences.
What about 2...Kb7!
the rook is at h7,dude!

i've already posted the full move sequences.
Maybe you need to take a closer look to the picture, Sir.
If
1. Bb6 Bd7
2. Qg8+ Kb7
b7-square is safe, because Bd7 has blocked White's rook control.
The previous bishop also moved to b6, so what prevents Black's King to be on b7?

i've already posted the full move sequences.
Maybe you need to take a closer look to the picture, Sir.
If
1. Bb6 Bd7
2. Qg8+ Kb7
b7-square is safe, because Bd7 has blocked White's rook control.
The previous bishop also moved to b6, so what prevents Black's King to be on b7?
got it.
1.Bb6 Bd7
2.Qb*d3 B*c6
3.Qg8#

i've already posted the full move sequences.
Maybe you need to take a closer look to the picture, Sir.
If
1. Bb6 Bd7
2. Qg8+ Kb7
b7-square is safe, because Bd7 has blocked White's rook control.
The previous bishop also moved to b6, so what prevents Black's King to be on b7?
got it.
1.Bb6 Bd7
2.Qb*d3 B*c6
3.Qg8#
OK, let's do what you desired.
1. Bb6 Bd7
2. Qbxd3 Kb7
3. ??? !!!

i've already posted the full move sequences.
Maybe you need to take a closer look to the picture, Sir.
If
1. Bb6 Bd7
2. Qg8+ Kb7
b7-square is safe, because Bd7 has blocked White's rook control.
The previous bishop also moved to b6, so what prevents Black's King to be on b7?
got it.
1.Bb6 Bd7
2.Qb*d3 B*c6
3.Qg8#
OK, let's do what you desired.
1. Bb6 Bd7
2. Qbxd3 Kb7
3. ??? !!!
1. Bb6 Bd7
2. Qbxd3 Kb7
3.Qa6#
right?
That's why I put the word Impossible in quote-mark ("Impossible"), because I know this kind of position will never occur in real games.
But it's solvable, and in 3 moves.
It's really hard for me to understand you, just as your nick.