Suchihero pondered over Shrushaw's words, then rubbed his temples with his fingers.
"What do you mean by powers? What powers does Toshani have?"
"She is the heir of Goddess Aditi you know that. Somehow her presence at the shrine broke my maze. Perhaps it is because of her age, she is 16 now. Her powers were eventually going to show up."
"You haven't answered my question? What powers does she have?"
"The prophecy...." Shrushaw said.
"Yes, I know the prophecy, I want to know what does Toshani has to do with breaking your maze?" The king insisted.
"The shrine is the hiding place of the source, your majesty. Toshani's presence must have affected it somehow, which created a mystic surge and broke the maze."
Shrushaw explained though she herself was not sure about it.
"What do you suggest? What should I do?"
"Keep her away from this forest, and the shrine your majesty."
"You know that's impossible. Tos
Toshani could feel Revati's gaze boring into her as she accepted Rudra's offer to dance. The minstrels were already playing a lively tune.She took his hand as he pulled her towards him. He held her close, though still maintaining the respectable distance.
"This is preposterous!" Anbir was fuming.The applause died down, and most of the eyes in the court had turned towards Anbir."I have won 3 of the previous tournaments, how can you choose someone else?"
"Hey, are you still sulking?" Anbir smirked as they rode back to Vatsaya."I am fine," Rudra gave a curt reply.The truth was he was never going to be the s
The ship was sailing over the turbulent water of the mighty river Brahmaputra. Ganga the sacred river had yet to descend on Earth.Lorna being the Vassal state of Shambhala it was technically in Shambala boundaries.Revati stood over the highest deck reserved for the royal couple. The ship was a gift from Suchihero.
The torch faltered and hissed as water dripped from the low ceiling. Prahsatha kept his gaze ahead and tried his best to ignore the stench of the sewer and the dirty water that splashed around his boots.He walked down many twisting passages, arriving at the spot he was looking for. The stretch of wall in front of him looked no different from anywhere else.
Prahsatha had never travelled such long-distance for an assignment in his entire life.This job was more difficult than he had anticipated. It was not easy to kill someone in the middle of a warzone without entering it.
Prahsatha had not used his mage magic for years. He hoped he was getting it right, a small trickle of light escaped from his finger. It forked through the air and merged into Toshani's head stopping the blood flow.Screeeeeeeeeh........Prahsatha turned instinctively at the source of the noise. His hand reaching for his dagger automatically.A red and blue bird as big as a turkey had just landed nearby. Its yellow eyes glowed like embers."Phoenix!" Prahsatha furrowed his brows.The bird screeched again."I never thought we would meet again Prahsatha," Shrushaw said as she leaned against a tree, “that too in these circumstances".Prahsatha was immediately on his feet, his broadsword gleaming in his hands. Everything happened at lightning speed.Shrushaw gave a wry smile and walked ahead towards him. She had not changed at all. Though her robe was a bit disheveled due to the blood and soot covering it. A few strands of hair had escaped her intricate bun. But otherwise, she was as pristi
Shrushaw was exhausted by the time she had finished changing and healing Toshani. The princess was now tucked comfortably under thick blankets. Her injuries were healing fine. Though the full impact of her trauma would only be revealed once she gained consciousness."She will sleep now," Shrushaw declared.She arrive