SJFish
How do you kill an untouchable King?
You don't use a blade. You spend thirty years pretending to be his brother, feeding his dreams, and waiting until the crown is heavy enough to break his neck.
For decades, the Kingdom of Bahrazur has known nothing but peace.
Under the rule of King Laith, the Great Lion, the kingdom has entered a golden age where knowledge is valued above violence, the power of the pen is celebrated over the sword, and the people have forgotten what war truly looks like. At the king's side stands his oldest and most trusted friend, Harut-the brilliant Wazir whose wisdom helped shape Bahrazur into the prosperous realm it is today.
But peace can be built on lies.
Beneath Bahrazur lies a forgotten grave, buried so deeply that even history has erased the truth of what happened there. And with it sleeps an ancient curse-one that was never meant to be awakened.
When strange signs begin to emerge and an old legend resurfaces, a young prince is forced to question everything he has been taught about his kingdom, his father, and the man standing closest to the throne.
They say that when Bahrazur falls into darkness, two horns will rise to save it.
But what if the legend was never a promise of salvation?
What if it was a warning?
As the past begins clawing its way back into the present, a prince must uncover the truth before the kingdom's beautiful golden age becomes its final chapter.