All Chapters of TRIAL-END OF AN ERA: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

"Lets go" , She walked off grabbing his hand and dragging him with her. He couldn't process her sudden shift of character. He simply relished the moment and followed without any resistance, without any destination. They passed the iron doors of the mansion one by one. She stopped in front of his horse and looked at him, relaxing his hand. He literally came back to his senses and looked around. She got on the horse and pointed at him and gestured to get in with a straight face. He got on the horseback behind her. She was holding the reins and saw him being uncomfortable in his seat as he was giggling. "Are you not comfortable in this position?" "I...No.." (how can he explain that he was giggling not because of discomfort but due to extreme happiness.) She sighed and grabbed his hands around her waist and pulled the reins. The horse galloped and sped forward. He was baffled and thought of it as a dream. He felt his hands being numb and looked at her. Her golden

Upon reaching the mansion, Yuvan dragged her to his study. Abhik and Charan were already there waiting for him. They were worried about his sudden disappearance. On seeing him they were delighted as they knew he would only return after clearing the mess in his mind. But their faces changed as they saw her standing in behind who is totally irrelevant in this scene. Yuvan rushed inside and started to look for something in his room. She looked around and was left in an awkward situation.  "I am taking my leave." She said it in one breath and fled from the room. "Hey, wait.." Yuvan turned and found out that she left. "Hey, you gave me the idea of following and now you are running from the plan!" "Following??" Abhik looked at his broth

After enjoying their misery for a while, Ashok walked into his room."Lord, what happened?""Look by yourself" Abhik interrupted and pointed to the wall where the scroll was pinned."Hey, what is this? and why is it pinned in your court office?""Because my brother is too attached to its author.""Nonsense!" Ashok suddenly exploded leaving the three of them stunned. Ashok raised his head looking at their expressions,"What I mean is how can lord be so immersed in a little scroll?" (of course, I don't want to be attached with you nor am I interested.)  He went near the scroll and read it out loud, ( I just found out that I can be an author if I was not a coroner.)"The snakes are literate" Ashok nodded at his own words."Yes, that was a surprise from their barbarian actions." Abhik laughed with a reply. Seeing them taking the scroll a joke fumed Yuvan. He tapped on his desk, "If you both had enough, can we get back to the b

Ashok went through the note again and again. Deva looked at him in amusement, "Ashok what are you looking at? Is it the first time you are receiving a note from the commander? You look like an amateur!" "No, he sighed. Deva I am just confused." "Confused?" "I just wonder if our commander is one step ahead of Yuvan or the opposite?" Deva had an induced smile, "Whoever it is; but the final step is from the serpents." "Since you are here, help me with the list and the next plan." "I have already listed it." Ashok hugged Deva in gratitude, "You are my real brother." "Hey, Deva suddenly retired; isn't the plan already fixed? " "I mean more dramatic.. By the way did the commander have any request?" "No. commander told me that this set of killing, I mean the mode is totally under our control and she won't interfere. But she ordered one thing that is according to the list, we should categorize the candidates and

Yuvan and others roved out of the mansion and jumped on their horseback. The horses galloped through the streets with their masters who literally had an exponential increase of heart beat. The image of the informer and his expression was imprinted in their minds.  Even as an imperial guard, the guard was quaking in his boots which made them anxious. The fear in them made the distance longer than it was. Time was ticking and nearing midnight leaving the streets desolated. They rode through subways avoiding main street. They were about to reach as the court gate was bleakly visible. The horses neighed almost ten feet from the court gate. The sight shook them like a leaf. They slowly walked closer without blinking their eyes. Upon reaching closer, they looked above at the source of the blood with miserable eyes and frozen lips. Two mighty hands were hanging on the door, blood was still dripping from above. The threshold of the court was red in color due to the blood rush. The impe