In the palace of YHÀKÁDÈI, Thesra was taken away on the day she was born. Her mother was killed by the feared sword, iheassai, a weapon that guarantees certain doom. Nearly twenty years later, a shaman brings her back home, shrouded in mystery. The king, eager to ensure her safety, organizes a contest to select four worthy guardians. Josephus Noah, a young man with a cursed soul, is among them.

As Thesra and her guardians grow closer, they face palace intrigue, hidden agendas, and the looming threat of Zagaroth, her cunning uncle. His love for his son, the living dead confined to a jar, drives his actions. When a coup erupts, they must flee, sacrificing one of their own in the process. Pursued by Zagaroth's relentless vendetta, they seek refuge with a trusted guardian. But even among their allies, treachery lurks. As they navigate the treacherous landscape of palace politics, they discover hidden strengths, forge unbreakable bonds, and unravel the mysteries of their past. Join Thesra and her companions on a magical journey of loyalty, adventure, and self-discovery.

Rise of the Royal Blue Jaoji - Iheasssai Sword

The next morning Yori and Noa returned with the infant in a glass jar. The king was shocked to see his nephew laying so vulnerable and small in a glass jar, like a specimen in a museum. 


"He is now out of risk sire." Yori began as she fell at his feet, "he is on a life-preserving spell. Something us, the mages cannot do. Forgive me your Highness for I have sinned punish me sire!" 


The king give her a sign to stand up and asked her when the child would wake. 


"Your majesty the spell will only last for nine months, after that we'll have to take him back for renewal and during this. The child shall remain like this he will only wake when he drinks mystical blood. The king nodded. He didn't want to be favored by the sorcerers, he didn't want to break the oath. But his brother didn't leave him with any option. 


He had to save a life, "we'll take him back when the time comes, take him to his father and then to his new chambers." 


A SWORD'S DECEIT: FAVOR'S BURDEN