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Notion Press Old No. 38, New No. 6 McNichols Road, Chetpet Chennai - 600 031 First Published by Notion Press 2016 Copyright © Siddhartha Hatimuria 2016 All Rights Reserved. ISBN 978-1-945688-42-3 This book has been published with all efforts taken to make the material error-free after the consent of the author. However, the author and the publisher do not assume and hereby disclaim any liability to any party for any loss, damage, or disruption caused by errors or omissions, whether such errors or omissions result from negligence, accident, or any other cause. No part of this book may be used, reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission from the author, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. Dedication This book is dedicated with a lot of love to Father Luke, the principal of my school, to my Mother, Bharoti Hatimuria and my Father Mineswar Hatimuria and finally to my favorite singer Zubeen Garg. 1 Acknowledgmentsix 1. An Evil Judgment 1 2. The Game of Fatal War 7 3. Back into the Breathless World 13 4. Letter Called Death 19 5. An Evil Weather 27 6. Eyes Opened in the World 33 7. Assiduous Efforts for the Illiterate 47 8. Gzetk-Foy 7y Over 69 Chapter 1 S lantwan Vivolt II was the Prince of northern Flairyll in the kingdom of Zairlon. Son of Kjester, Vivolt was a Wailnius warrior who fought his enemies with aggression. His chief, Shiel Oster, taught him how to fight. Once, a nobleman found Vivolt in a thick jungle sucking blood from impaled dead bodies. who lived in with legal action, political fights and put rhetoric to their enemies. The bodies of around 900 men from Flairyll were found decimated in Blood Lake. They had been executed by Vivolt, who was drinking and bathing in their blood. Sucking men’s blood kept Vivolt alive. A few years later, in the palace of the Zairlon kingdom, Kjester the king and the father of the devil Slantwan Vivolt, was worried. Prince Vivolt’s health was poor and no one could find out the reason why he was not keeping well. Several doctors said he had the worst kind of disease with no cure. Izailon and the Deadly Little Prince Then the nobleman Vela, who stayed in the Zairlon Forest, was called. When Vela entered Vivolt’s room, he sensed the smell of blood. He asked Kjester to bring a vampire kit and items such as garlic, holy water, crosses and bullets to flush out the vampire soul. After the death of his mother Clara and sister Elizabeth, Vivolt had turned into a vampire, Vela told the king. “This is the reason he is ill. If he continues to be a vampire, he will kill you.” The king refused to believe this. “He is not a vampire,” the king told Vela. Several days passed. One day, Vivolt tried to kill Kjester with his imposing sword. But Kjester was saved by his escorts. The nobleman was again called to Flairyll. He said, “One day, he will kill you.” So Vivolt was walled up in the Flairyll prison till his death. But even in prison, he was barbaric and bloodthirsty and killed many people. After a few days, he became so fierce and aggressive that he killed Kjester with his dagger and black nails. The villagers and soldiers of the town got angry and burnt Vivolt alive. They then transported his ashes to the Dracula tomb. Though his body was burnt, his pink pin spotty on his big toe was not burnt. The 2 Siddhartha Hatimuria next day, the newspapers called him ‘Flairyll killer’, ‘Vampire of Flairyll’ and ‘Vivolt Bloodpatch.’ Vivolt survived the onslaught but his skin was flushed. He continued to torment people. His big toe was taken to the Red Flairyll museum and it remained a baffling secret there. He was also known by his eerie name as ‘Vivolt Bloodpatch.’ The illegal practice of EVIL PENANGGALAN – the night vampire Vampire Vivolt, the disembodied spirit of heathen, was hoary with age and mysterious in power. His magic power was so splendid that in the eyes of the enemy he was the devil himself. About 500 years ago, Vivolt was a treacherous prince of the realm of Flairyll. The king held his imposing sword and lance and told the people, “I hear the voice of grizzle.” Vivolt roared. Meanwhile, back in the present, the sun sank below the horizon after the gory bloodshed. When the last narrow beam of the light faded, the kingdom was attacked by evil skeletons. Destruction was certain to follow. Death had come upon the living. Slowly, the evil skeletons raised their hands in the middle of the cemetery in the moonless light of the sky. The evil skeletons were deadly because they could fight in the dark in many different forms. As soon as the brightness descended, the light of the moon’s half disc scattered from the kingdom of Xylovia. “Get 3 Izailon and the Deadly Little Prince ready for blood showers. We’ll start our next game of war, after the moon wanes,” shouted Vivolt. When this misfortune struck the kingdom of Flairyll, it was a period of conquest in the Xylovia kingdom. Vivolt, the demon prince, caused awe in the minds of people. In the midnight sky, the multiple stars shone on the red river of blood. The co-warded of RED IMPUNDULU. The vampire dogs sucked the blood out of the corpses. Vampire birds, rooks and vultures dragged the corpses of the dead men. Hundreds of them were wounded, many were half-dead. Some of the corpses were without hands, some were without a head and some of them had their entrails hanging out. Hundreds died in struggle, The minds feeling horrible… Along a deadly and terrible path, No seizure-free life, only vulnerable. The dreadful and evil death road, Makes the heart pain with the arrows of running fire. A wail of fear broke the hearts of the citizens of Xylovia. 4 Siddhartha Hatimuria A death journey… W A solitary woman with her son in her arms fled the forest, unable to bear the constant conflicts with her husband. She named her son Gabriel Goldwyn. Gabriel proved to be a little tyke. His eyes opened in wonder. His father Ivan was a dreadful man who made the royal throne of the kingdom shake. King Ivan thought that Gabriel’s mother would be frightened. Running hurriedly his wife Queen Priestley arrived in the middle of the glade. And then, without dread, King Ivan rushed in to kill with his sword. While the battle raged around the standard of Xylovia, how close were the three sides? This had been a breakthrough war. Queen Priestly paused, and wondered whether Mankind could perceive the fresh life breathed into the Xylovia campaign? She thought, “It’s a crime against neutrality, humanity… hatred can spread across Xylovia.” The funeral fire flickered high in the forest. The queen had not seen the Jarzon crown on her Ivan’s head. Oh! Die of thou brothers on the street, Oh! Die of thou soldiers in the interminable war. 5 Izailon and the Deadly Little Prince It would have made deeper misfortune in war. The days of prosperity, the days of courage, wealth, stardom and fidelity – they lost all in battle. This was the day when all the soldiers of Xylovia found neither honor, glory and fame; nor were the soldiers of Xylovia found wanting in courage, wealth and power. It was like the midst of mutterings of a coming storm. 6 Chapter 2 T he last of this conflict had been fought at Xylovia where the humanity and animal ties, was dreadfully affected. At this time, it very unfortunately happened that in the forest full of animals, all died, and left no successful ruler to replace. She lay sprawled on the pasture. Oh no! When Queen Priestly wept, it was like the drops of dew on the flowers. Red blood flowed like a trail where she lay. She was screaming in pain. Don’t allow them to become extinct and die from the face of the earth. It is our loss only. The elephants were swinging and hitting themselves and others with swords. The Adlets were yelping. Nobody wanted to fight with the fire fighter, Slantwan Vivolt. The day that ends the animal’s trod; birds twittered in moaning tones. Dark thoughts flashed within their hearts. Darkness had descended the sky. The heart of Queen Priestley was not happy looking at these people, who she loved like her Izailon and the Deadly Little Prince own son. She burst into tears afresh. “Nay! Amoral vampires are transforming into fire. Today my Ivan has fallen dead and will rise in thy mortal form. I’ve to do a deed worthy for my son till my life ends. I shall seek my protection or my mercy, to abandon my son Gabriel.” King Ivan took refuge in his impetuosity and his fortunes to save himself. King Ivan leapt on an immense saddled nag. And the saddled nag who the King Ivan rode was like a ball of running fire. Thrust before her husband’s flight, Queen Priestly struggled to save herself from instant death. She cried, “Droplets of tears from her sightless eyes.” She speaks, “...my Ivan.” This was the last remains of the woman winning some measure of struggles in war. And now at last, the dying people, elephants, horses and warriors covered their eyes. Trembling lay the distracted mother and the weeping woman of the warriors. People were running hither and thither. The panorama of Xylovia warriors fleeing, I still remember. Allegiance was the cognizance of the chief. Austen was sitting on his immense white horse – Raktan. He took with him fifteen hundred cavalry, fifty thousand infantry. Arriving upon the actual battlefield, he swept the incessant Slantwan Vivolt to the desert of the Zialin. Austen soldiers, too advanced to Zialin, to block the soldiers of Slantwan Vivolt. Vivolt’s magic powers stopped the 8 Siddhartha Hatimuria courage of the retreating soldiers. At the same time, the unceasing soldiers of arrows, still remained in my ears. The great lines of armies stood in their places. Chief Austen screamed loudly, as his childhood friend Waxien hurried back with the immense horse. Suddenly, there was a peculiar loud sound from above. All the soldiers looked upward in time to see the Mandurugo – a bat vampire with huge tongued and winged. The Mandurugo were fired onto the soldiers, Austen looked around shocked, himself in tears. The soldiers closed their eyes in fear. The Mandurugo flashed across the sky, swift in killing Xylovia’s citizens. Their eyes were blazing. The faces of the soldiers were troubled, looking perplexed. They turned up there with half-dead and half-conscious soldiers. “I’ve to break the evil. Mandurugo, the bunch of zombie eagles and vultures,” Chief Austen flatly said. The zombies were looking sidewise at Chief Austen and strove to defeat his enemy chief. “I’ve not got a hope of breaking the zombies of golden covering,” said Austen maddened. The Baobhan Sith had bowed there – great fire arrows were hidden in their mouths, ready to be shot. “My friend, adieu!” the Baobhan Sith laughed widely. Etched upon his eyes, Austen looked on the verge of tears. He just found his brother’s letter on the barren land too. As the chief read, that the chief and the last opponents 9 Izailon and the Deadly Little Prince had obtained the royal permit from Queen Rebecca. Austen, in order to save his life, thought to kill five to six Baobhan Siths with one sword by raising an air of sword fire. He was willing to clear the path of Baobhan Sith opportunity in Xylovia. The time when the Baobhan were the royal force and misfortune came to the soldiers of Xylovia. Darkness had fallen in the period of crisis. The sky became dark and was scattered with stars. Looking through the red blood grassy land, not greenery like green, Xylovia, was scattered and sticky with blood. In the first stage of the battle, they were successful in driving out Vivolt’s soldiers. This made the chief very disgruntled. Great buried bodies rose up against Xylovia’s soldiers. In the huge square, nude men and women with long hair and unkind dispositions arrived. The dangling half of the hands swung slowly and down fell organs, whose eyes were half-opened and had hooked noses. A half-dead man drank the blood of dead soldiers. The chief zoomed his eyes and felt afraid, to see that from mouth to stomach, all that was visible between the esophagi. The chief shook his head his eyes glazed with fear. The chief took the sword into his hands. He had suffered a terrible injury in the first stage. He could not think properly – what could be done to defeat them? 10 Siddhartha Hatimuria Only twenty-three soldiers were left. Thousands and thousands of soldiers had sacrificed their lives in the battle. “Nay! O my lord! Please help us: you’re the one who can help in this battle.” The chief wondered, “Can we destroy the souring seeds of the spirit in the Woltex war?” The chief and the soldiers shouted together, “We’ll not turn back until and unless we end our enemy.” My country has changed, so why has the battle not ceased? We’ve to quell the uprising giant spirit and every combatant will lay down their weapons. “Ok!” Austen shouted, come on. “We’ve come to fight!” he shook his head. “It’s coming. My soldiers!” Austen called, when the Baobhan Sith – hunter woman vampire glanced over the shoulder of Austen. Austen and his nag jerked rashly. As the Baobhan Sith struck the red coating of Austen’s face, he seized upon the Black spirit. The Black spirit vanished into the brightness and blasted into dust forms. “Yeah! We’ve killed the Baobhan Sith,” said Austen. Then he looked back and saw with a pleasant mind, the sight of the rising sun quite calmly. “Thank you! God! You’re glorious.” Austen took a deep breath and closed his eyes slowly. The nature changed… 11 Izailon and the Deadly Little Prince It’s nature, save our lives. The battle scene progressed. A few moments passed and seemed filled with the joy of Chief Austen. 12 Enjoyed reading this sample? Purchase the whole copy at