Book 3 – Chapter 2 – I

The 50,000 Sindhuran troops led by Prince Rajendra as well as the 10,000 Parsian troops led by Arslan headed southwest on the road towards Uraiyur.     The Kaveri River was in its winter dry period, and the water was only as deep as the belly of a horse. Although there were several cases of horses nearly…

Book 3 – Chapter 1 – VI

Peshawar citadel was now an allied base for Arslan and Rajendra. This is something that no one would have imagined a few days ago.     On the hill overlooking the red sandstone walls of the fortress, a group of people were standing in the distance. At the center was a knight wearing a silver mask.     “It’s…

Book 3 – Chapter 1 – V

And so, the covenant had been formed via one side forcing the other.     However, at this time, Narsus felt a bit conflicted. He debated whether he should bring the veteran Bahman along to the battle in Sindhura.      Among the two generals Kishward and Bahman, one had to stay behind to guard the fortress of Peshawar,…

Book 3 – Chapter 1 – IV

The night was now turning to dawn, and light filled the atrium of the fortress of Peshawar.     Prince Rajendra of Sindhura was brought before Arslan, still wearing his armor over luxurious silken clothes, and arms bound with a thick rope. The one who dragged the rope was Alfreed, proud of the great merit she had…