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In a kingdom where sacred stones hold power and ancient prophecies whisper through golden halls, the Sinhvikrant Festival begins with an ominous sign. As noble houses gather to compete in trials that mirror divine tests, Prince Shailat must navigate more than just political rivalries. His father, King Varun, slips deeper into prophecy-driven madness, while his mother creates webs of ambition that threaten to strangle the kingdom.
But when the legendary Tanoor begins appearing in the Great Rulaan Sea—not as the monster of legend but as something far more ancient and purposeful—Shailat discovers that everything he believed about his family's divine right to rule may be built on a foundation of lies. The Stone of Haryax, sacred relic of the kingdom's founding deity, holds secrets darker than anyone imagined.
With his rebellious sister Josha as his only trusted ally, Shailat must uncover the truth before ancient powers tear Nesia apart. As religious orders fracture, pirates guard mysterious ruins, and noble houses sharpen their blades in shadow, one question becomes clear: what is worth more—a comforting lie or a devastating truth?
In a world where every blessing carries a price and each prophecy holds a double edge, some stones are better left unturned.
Not all tears bring sorrow.
Not all powers bring strength.
Not all crowns bring glory.
Het Patel
Het Patel, a civil engineer turned content writer based in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, brings a unique blend of technical precision and creative storytelling to his work. His debut self-help book "The Other Side of a Dice" showcases his ability to generate compelling narratives while sharing meaningful insights. When not crafting content or working on engineering projects, Het immerses himself in literature and films, finding inspiration in diverse storytelling forms. A passionate cricket enthusiast, he can often be found analyzing matches or discussing the sport's finer points with fellow fans.
