ERSTWHILE

The Quest

'The retelling Tale is not fictionalised by non-logical Elements, they are crafted based on experience'- m6

Hari Babu wasn't able to figure out the disfigured Letter; he came down from the ceiling through the stairs, and his eyes began looking for Ceyone as he was bearing the words. But Ceyone wasn't obtainable as he left the place. Hari Babu was tied by sitch as he wasn't able to leave the innocent souls alone, he possessed an awaiting demeanour.

After some while, a knock shook the fragile door, upon opening, Hari Babu saw a child who was hastened by sight, the child said, 'Pedda [elder brother], wouldn't be able to come home as he told me to convey this to you as he is handling some his stuff' Hari Babu stepped into a realm of self-reproach as he wouldn't able to express the Letter.

Whereas Adelaide Edward VI was still, restless as he got to the bottom of the mystique incident. Amid the contemplation, a shoe-stepping sound was coming toward him; he turned and saw his servant and the servant said, 'Grandeur, spiritual Doctors are stating that your Highness grandfather has to continue the treatment.'

Adelaide went to his grandfather's accommodation; he saw the chin was halted by reinforcement of the shoulder, the hands were motionless, and the figure seemed soulless. He raised his voice to call his servant and commanded him to call Hatim Adam. Hatim Adam was a blind man who possessed proficiency in Timbrel playing. He was born in the Yareva Tribe, and he was always accompanied by his tribal people.

Hari Babu was looking for a pin-sized ray to convey the words of the Letter but was, unfortunately, unable to convey it. Whereas Ceyone attempted a dangerous act of exposing the true face of Adelaide Edward VI, he published an article that was vehemently striking with clear words.

ARTICLE

"Adelaide Edward VI, the possessor of the dignified status of Monarch, claimed that the Labourers were the first to attack and the consistent group of 'Thirty-four' is debunked by the scenario and the labourer's Widow. In-ground search, we found that there were 'Thirty' not 'four' more, and if they were attackers, then no decreased repost had surfaced that an official had been demised.

Why did he add Four more? Why did he transfer an officer who was dealing with the crime in Ivory Palace? Why did he lie about how the poor labourers weren't warned about their protest?"

Ghalib Abide and Ram [his colleague] began to dig the background grave of Edward VI's lineage. While Ghalib assigned Ali [another colleague] to find out about the Gyrating lady and keep his delineating eyes on her.

As the circulation of the Article circulated, the enforced British Raj officials were possessed bewilderment. When the monarch's dignitaries come to know about the Article, they send John to examine the root of the Article.

The protest disbanded, and the outrage of the situation overtook monarchal space. The density of the situation escalated, and Adelaide, enclosed in a dismayed demeanour, commanded his servant to handle the situation and forced the policemen to overtake the protest.

Whereas John proposed the idea of public convocation to whitewash his reputation. He commands to find the journalist behind the article and culminate him/her. Whereas Hari Babu, Ghalib his colleagues and Faris were encircled by tremendous baffle, the superior position figure assigned an integration of Adelaide to sort the matter out.

Hari Babu encircled with brood as he felt the warmth of the cruelty of the Monarch and the density of disbandment. He went to Bani with a plain and calm demeanour and went to his knees to say, 'Let's play an eerie game; in this, you have to sit in the abode, and I have to go out. And you wouldn't open the door until I didn't slide the paper from the down of the door. The milk, fish, water and your dolls are placed inside, and don't let the baby cry... '

Hari Babu went out to quest for Ceyone's whereabouts. Bani went to the baby, took the dolls caressed and said, 'Surrender yourself to us'

Upon reaching, Faris found a convocation had been held, Adelaide Edward VI was preoccupied with an unreal visage, 'I pardon, I pardon,' the gathered public was confused as they know the Monarch never apologise, Adelaide added, 'Might be my good deed were worthless if it wouldn't worthless than you precious people of our Andam'Rangam would never gather to miscalling me.

I place my trust in you all, no matter what you call me, the decreased or Martyr not informed Adam Jacob. I never provide my reinforcement to affluent people; I reinforce real Virtue, whether the Virtueous words of poor or rich.

No crime took place in our Palace, we are one and some detrimental agent attempting to depart us.

Rest yourselves"

He moved down, and the howling, yelling crowd gripped by silence as the elocution stroked them; Ghalib was one of them. Faris informed the superior-positioned figures regarding the speech, but still, they were on their toes to remove the Monarchial rule of Adelaide. The spell of elocution departed as he noticed a lady. At first, he thought she was the wife of Adelaide, but when the lady greeted Adelaide through a hand gesture as if she was Muslim, he was puzzled.

Whereas the blind Timbrel player, Hatim, was still entertaining the Falnishwar Bodapati. Upon being questioned for not attending the convocation, he said, 'The Gathering is not indigent of mine'.

The night occurred in the luminous ether, the silence and bewilderment floated in the air and dreadful warmth permeated all over the Area.

Adelaide was having his grog, the chandelier was illuminating the accommodation, the odour smell of cigars was swirling, and the fragrance caused a labyrinth flow to the odour smell;  the fragrance was of Laila. She penetrated, closed the door but not latch, went to bed and lied. Adelaide went to her and asked, 'Still, upset'

Laila threw her tantrum adornment and said, 'Know this, right? Also, you gave to your Ivy' Adelaide politely retorted and told her not to take her name. Somehow he convinced her, and she further asked, 'Do you think this speech will able to change them'

Adelaide cracked in evil laughter and said, 'The hill-like wave also takes time to fall flat' and tried to arouse amorous desire, but Laila halted him and said, 'I didn't perform prayer... I need to go' left the place.

Ivy noticed the whole scenario and decided to remain unshaken and silent with a lopsided grin.

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