RAJSINGHASAN

The Throne

* "The throne is not what it seems; the real battle is hidden behind it."

* "One crown... a thousand desires... and every decision stained with blood."

* "Where there is royalty, there is mystery—and in every mystery lies a cursed throne."

* "This war for power is a raging fire... some will burn, some will ignite."

* "An unparalleled royal tale adorned with love, conspiracy, and enchantment."

* "When betrayal lurks in every relationship, who will be the..."

In the secret chamber of the royal palace, Advait could hear Vikram Singh's words echoing in his ears, "Do you know that your own mother is the reason you are trapped in this web?" Queen Saumya stood silently, with no fear or defense in her eyes. Advait asked in a stern voice, "Mother, tell me the truth! Were you deceiving me?" Queen Saumya lowered her head and said, "Deceiving? No, Advait! But I did hide something to bring you here." Vaidehi asked with apprehension, "So, was all of this a conspiracy?" Queen Saumya replied, "It was your father's last wish that you reach this secret passage." Vikram Singh said, "But he never told you this, did he? Will you still trust your mother, Prince?" Advait's heart was torn by conflict.

Just then, Aryan said, "Prince, we must decide now! The movement of soldiers outside is increasing." Ajay Singh said, "If we stay any longer, it will be difficult to escape from here." Advait said, "We must get out through the secret passage." Queen Saumya pointed towards a narrow path, "This path will lead you directly to the forest behind the palace. But remember, to move forward from there, you will have to make your own decisions." Vikram Singh said, "Wait! If you flee from here, you will be declared a traitor throughout the kingdom." Dev Singh said, "It will be quite interesting to see Emperor Arjun Dev's heir running away!" Advait said, "I will not run, but I will not fall into your trap either." Just then, the sound of horses echoed outside the palace. Ajay Singh said, "These are the sounds of Maharaj Randhir's soldiers!" Vaidehi said, "Maharaj Randhir... your uncle?" Advait's face hardened.

Maharaj Randhir's chariot stopped at the main gate of the palace. He said, "So finally, the day has come when Prince Advait has to be declared a traitor." He looked at Vikram Singh and Dev Singh and said, "Well done, both of you. Now the end of this prince is certain." Advait said, "This kingdom is my father's legacy! I will fight to protect it from traitors like you!" Maharaj Randhir said, "For war, one needs an army first, Advait. And what do you have? Just four people?" Advait said, "I alone can take on your entire army!"

Randhir ordered the soldiers, "Seize Prince Advait!" Advait said, "If anyone takes another step forward, they will not survive!" Advait struck down a soldier, Vaidehi shot an arrow, and Ajay Singh and Aryan clashed with the soldiers. Queen Saumya said, "Run! This battle should not be fought here!" Advait attacked Randhir and immediately retreated. He said, "If you were worthy of being a king, there would have been no need for betrayal, Uncle!" Randhir said, "If you are so powerful, then try to escape!" Their swords clashed.

Vaidehi and the others were struggling to get out of the palace. Ajay Singh said, "Prince, we must go!" Advait made one last strike at Randhir and fled towards the secret passage. Randhir said, "Don't let them escape!" But it was too late by then. Advait, Vaidehi, Ajay Singh, and Aryan had disappeared into the darkness. Randhir said, "Now, announce throughout the kingdom that Advait is a traitor. And whoever finds him alive, kill him!"

The Shadow of Night and the Mystery of the Forest

Advait was running swiftly through the dense forest. After being exiled from the palace, he felt for the first time that he was not alone; a shadow was moving just like him. "Who's there?" he stopped and drew his sword, but there was no reply. There was a mysterious silence all around. Suddenly, a bush rustled, and Advait's breath quickened. "Is it a soldier? Or Randhir's spy?"

As he moved forward, Vaidehi emerged from behind the bush. "Advait, are you alright?" There was concern in her voice. "Yes, but how did you get here?" Advait asked. "I couldn't leave you alone. When I heard that Randhir had declared you a traitor, I understood that it was a conspiracy."

"We have little time. Randhir can do anything to have me killed," Advait said. "We need to find a safe place," Vaidehi said. Just then, the sound of horses' hooves echoed. "Randhir's soldiers!" Advait whispered. Both hid in a nearby cave. The soldiers passed by, but the danger was not yet over.

The Secret of the Cave

There was darkness in the cave. Advait lit a torch, and strange markings appeared on the walls. They were ancient inscriptions. "These markings... I've seen them somewhere!" Vaidehi said. "Do you know their meaning?" Advait asked. "Yes, this is the secret language of the dynasty, which only a few could read." Vaidehi read the inscriptions, and fear and surprise appeared on her face. "It is written here that the power of this cave can only be awakened by a person of royal lineage."

Advait was shocked. "Is there a secret power here?" "Perhaps, but we must be careful," Vaidehi said.

Randhir's New Conspiracy

In the palace, Randhir read a secret message. "Advait escaped?" he muttered. "Your Majesty, he has fled towards the forest," General Vikram Singh said. "Now we have powerful means to kill him," Randhir said. "Will you send the black warriors?" Vikram Singh asked. "Yes, now the powers of darkness will be used," Randhir said.

Advait's Decision

In the cave, Vaidehi said, "We must obtain this power." "If this power is on our side, we can win. But if it falls into Randhir's hands, there will be destruction," Advait said. "Then we must hurry," Vaidehi said. Advait placed his hand on the inscription, and the cave began to shake, as if an ancient power was awakening.

To be continued...........

The Throne: When the Price of Sitting on the Seat of Power is Deadly

Author: Neeraj Singh

Platform: Pocket Novel

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A Glimpse of the Story

"The Throne" is not just the story of a throne—it is a tale of the secrets, betrayals, and political maneuvers that are hidden behind the high walls of royal palaces.

This novel is an enchanting journey filled with the lust for power, the pain of love, and the deadly game of betrayal.

Why Read "The Throne"?

If you want to see history, politics, and the enchanting world come together.

If you like a deeply woven story full of conspiracy, war, love, and mystery.

If you desire a new twist in every chapter that challenges your thinking.

About the Author

Through "The Throne," Neeraj Singh has created a world that, while fictional, feels very close to reality. There is a magic in his writing that compels you to turn page after page.

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