The Great Warrior E-Book

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• Herausgeber: Azad Ibrahim
• Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2025

Beschreibung

Amara, a 15-year-old girl, flees her hometown in fear of being murdered. By accident, she ventures into a dense forest, and to her surprise, discovers a hidden village in the heart of the woods. She is then offered the chance to become a permanent member of the village—on the condition that she passes a test. This test is overseen by Oba, a seasoned warrior who has been entrusted with the task of teaching Amara the skills and knowledge she needs to become part of this secretive community. Will Amara succeed in her mission? And what fate awaits her in this mysterious place?

Leseprobe

Chapter 1: Fleeing Into Another World

One night, Amara, a 15-year-old girl, fled her town in fear of being murdered by its residents. Their hatred and rage toward her had escalated to the point where they burned down all her property, including her home. This act of violence stemmed from the fact that she had outperformed her competitors in her field—an achievement that was deemed unacceptable according to their beliefs. They held the racist conviction that Black people were inferior and deserved less. Because of this, acts of violence and injustice against Black individuals were seen as justified in their eyes.

Running for her life, she fled into the forest near the town. As she walked deeper into the woods, she noticed lights glowing in the distance. When she approached the source of the light, she discovered a village hidden within the forest. While wandering through the village, she accidentally bumped into a woman. The woman, puzzled by Amara’s disheveled appearance, asked if she needed help. Grateful for her concern, Amara explained her situation. The woman then kindly offered her a place to stay for the night and suggested that in the morning, she meet the chieftess, as she was the one who would ultimately decide whether Amara could remain in the village.

Amara accepted the woman’s offer and followed her to her home. Upon entering, she found herself in a small kitchen illuminated by candlelight, which cast a warm glow against the darkness of the night. She was offered a simple but comforting meal of soup and a piece of bread. As she ate, her host gently reassured her, telling her not to worry. After the meal, Amara went to rest in a small room beside the kitchen and soon drifted off to sleep.