Daudar Gora Book 2 Hausa Novel Complete
The matter began as a minor discussion but quickly escalated into a significant conflict. The way Miran Jasim and Iffah strategized their moves left no room for resolution. They were resolute in showcasing their power and cementing Miran Jasim as the rightful heir to the throne of Tajwar Eshaan. Until Allah granted Tajwar Eshaan full recovery, they intended to maintain his reign over the Shahan-shan kingdom. Using this opportunity, they orchestrated Iffah's imprisonment in the royal dungeon.
Meanwhile, the kingdom responded with more warmth than the police, opposing Tajwar Eshaan's resignation. Opinions were divided: some supported Iffah as the fulfillment of their aspirations, while others labeled her a traitor. Supporters of Malikat Haseena, invoking Allah's blessing, preferred Iffah's case to previous queens who had lost their lives. The kingdom was abuzz with varying opinions, but only those truly listening could grasp their essence. By nightfall, the kingdom had not yet stabilized, and media outlets began indirectly spreading news of the turmoil.
By morning, the Roman Empire was at its peak, with news of the events spreading far and wide. Tajwar Eshaan's trusted physician, previously resting, addressed the press under Malikat Haseena's orders to calm public fears. He confirmed that Tajwar Eshaan was alive and that the snake venom had been neutralized in milk, as their research indicated. While Tajwar Eshaan would remain under treatment for a few days, this announcement brought a semblance of calm, replacing protests with prayers for his recovery.
Yet, some individuals, disturbed by this unexpected turn of events, began to act. Malikat Haseena’s decision to inform the citizens spurred Miran Jasim and Miran Arshaan into action. They attempted to suppress the news through clandestine methods, but Malikat Haseena stood firm, determined to protect the kingdom from internal strife.
“We must act quickly. If this devilish child escapes, our plans will crumble,” Miran Jasim declared, his voice filled with urgency.
Miran Arshaan responded with resolve, “Before that, we must eliminate the girl. Letting her live is like killing a snake without cutting off its head. Barbushi assured us her condition will not last long. We still have eight hours before anything changes, and the old woman is merely using this illness to restore her grandson's honor.”
Miran Jasim shook his head. “Killing her now will backfire. It will validate the old woman’s claims and strengthen her grandson’s standing. We must tread carefully, for their influence will only grow stronger despite our efforts to suppress it.”
Miran Arshaan frowned deeply, his frustration evident. “Then it’s time for a true war—one that eradicates everyone who dares to challenge our victory. Not just Eshaan, but the old woman and his mother when they were young.”
Miran Jasim smiled faintly, masking his inner thoughts. Even you are on this list, Akhi. I will never ascend the throne with a rival at my side. Outwardly, he patted Miran Arshaan's shoulder with a smile. “That’s why I’ll never stop being proud of you.”
Miran Arshaan smiled in return, though his thoughts were darker. You have only a few days left to enjoy this kingdom. I will not allow you to surpass a single milestone. I alone am destined to inherit the Roman Empire. Nodding slightly as a sign of respect, he concealed his true intentions behind a polite smile
