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About this Novel

There is a forest known as the Deaf Forest, where no human can survive. It is inhabited by evil demons and dangerous animals, making it a place of great peril. The forest is known for its unusual weather patterns, where it rains for thirty consecutive days without daylight and then remains completely dark for another thirty days. This ominous forest is a place of darkness and despair, and it is widely believed that anyone who enters it will likely not return alive. In another part of the world, King Ishwar of Tamolika finds himself embroiled in a war within his own house. The informant advises King Ishwar to seek peace with his enemies, warning him that the consequences of war could be dire. King Ishwar's sister, Bahura, pleads with him not to go to war against their own family members, hoping that surrender might lead to their safety. However, King Ishwar is determined to fight and refuses to submit to their demands, fearing that surrender would only result in their deaths. As the battle unfolds, King Ishwar encounters a group of people unlike any he has ever met before. These people are described as brave, steadfast, and devout Muslims who worship one God.