บททั้งหมดของ The Rule: บทที่ 101 - บทที่ 103

The morning was steeped in determination.Elan’s Hollow was now bidding farewell to the royals, who were finally returning to their homeland after years of exile.How long they had waited to see their land again!Yet leaving Elan’s Hollow weighed heavily on their hearts. They had spent years among its lovely valleys, high hills, and fruitful plains. The forests sang at night to the rhythm of flowing winds — and everything there spoke in whispers of life.How could they forget a place like this?They had made memories.This land had given them shelter.The elders of Elan’s Hollow embraced them one by one — some crying, some holding back tears — and showered them with blessings.Inayat, as gracious as always, invited them to visit Tziyonia. They were forever welcome. The heartfelt invitation melted the hearts of the people, though they had come to expect such kindness from her.They blessed Ayman as well, though they had known him only for a few days.And then they departed.On horses a

“You called me?” came Abhiman’s voice as he stood at the doors of Ayman’s chamber.Ayman instantly lifted his gaze from the papers on the table, the kalam pausing between his fingers. He set it down, placed a paperweight atop the parchment, and stood.He nodded silently. Abhiman stepped in.The room fell into a deep hush. Only the sound of their boots echoed off the stone floor, mingling with the soft rustle of curtains fluttering against the hot breeze.“Commander Veer passed away last night,” Ayman said, his voice quiet yet heavy. “He was one of the most loyal men to have ever served this kingdom. We’ll visit his widow to pay our respects. I want you to accompany us, even though you didn’t know him well.”A small gasp escaped Abhiman’s lips.He hadn't known Veer deeply, nor had Ayman, but the kingdom did. Veer's valor and loyalty were well known, and now he was gone.The entire land was mourning a man like him.“General Raj told me he had been ill for a few days. We never expected t