ELEMENTA - The Introduction

ELEMENTA - The Introduction

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Netra (whispering to Moksha) : This is your end, Moksha. You should have never returned else this would have never happened. Tsk tsk tsk.... Anyways, hope to see you again. ???? : Not this time Netra, maybe in the future. My majesty, Netra had been betraying you all along. The child whom Netra had declared murdered by Moksha's hands is safe with me. Moksha can never think of doing such an heinous act especially towards children. I never thought that the great emperor Adhiraj would ever doubt his own child. Please do support this story. This story is created from my imagination hope all of you like this and comment your suggestions. Important note This is a periodical story where most of the characters have magical powers. Please do note. And a lot of pictures are not owned by me credit to the owners.
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Imperial

Shah Jamshid al-Hassan, king of the Sazian Empire, is dead. He is succeeded by three heirs: Esfandar, the crown prince; Soraya, the forgotten daughter; and Roshani- the one who killed him. Roshani felt no remorse shoving her sword through her father's heart. Nor does she have any doubts about imprisoning her cunning grandmother in the depths of the royal prison, where she can't cause any more trouble. The tyrannical tendencies in the young empress only seem to be tempered by Kasra, her infant half-brother born shortly before the coup. To protect Kasra, Roshani is determined to kill her other siblings and end this conflict once and for all. But spies and betrayers abound in the palace, and Roshani may have more enemies within than without. Esfandar's mind has always been more attuned to war than to the politics behind it. Shocked and outraged by his sisters' betrayals, he seeks to reclaim the throne that is rightfully his. His troops rally in support of their emperor, retaking the north from Roshani's forces. Yet doubt soon creeps into the young prince's mind. As his armies forge ahead, Esfandar will discover that governing and conquering are not one and the same. The large personalities of Esfandar and Roshani have always outshone Soraya in the palace. Neither the shah nor the other palace lords ever concerned themselves with the quiet girl hiding behind her mother's skirts. But now, having escaped Roshani's coup, the empire has been forced to consider Soraya a threat. Protected by the priests and magis of the fire temple, Soraya's claim to the throne is the weakest. Her only hope is a strange power from the gods, one she's not even sure she can control. Three siblings. Three armies. One crown.

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