Three weeks have passed since everything fell apart, yet nothing could be forgotten in their hearts. Their energy weakened as if all strength had abandoned their bodies. The world became a place of distress for them, a distress so deep that even until their last breath, it would be difficult to forget. Their happiness had become a ransom for the worries of others, those who only cared about themselves, never looking down on those below them. If power was in the hands of every soul in the visible world, she would be the first woman on earth with the power to shake the hearts of all kinds of oppressors. Before the end of these three weeks laden with sorrow, the life of Mal. Zayyan's family was like a diamond amidst gold. It's not about wealth, for they regarded it as the least of things to bring joy. It was about the completion of a family deeply loving each other, sharing in tears, laughter, and caring for one another's ailments, making everything as one in their hands. **Ruman** was a great country in the middle of a large island in a past century, a land rich in gold within the African continent. The Kingdom of Ruman had a vast dominion with great kings whose diverse histories and stories would never fade from the world. They had not only gold but also various types of fruits, fertile lands for agriculture, and livestock traded with other countries. The people of this land were remarkably beautiful, with majestic and dignified appearances, although there were a few exceptions among them. They had many religions and ethnic groups, like any other country, but the majority spoke Rumanci, and Islam was the dominant religion. Despite the strength and dominance of Islam, they deeply respected their ancestral traditions, particularly the concept of power. Power held great significance in Ruman, as did their customs and the grandeur of their monarchies, which played a crucial role in resisting the influence of colonialists, except for Western education, despite experiencing colonial rule in a past century. No other authority held more sway than their monarchy, from the earliest times to the present under the rule of their kings. The Kingdom of Ruman was the highest seat of power, overshadowing even the central government. Unlike political rule, **Daular Ruman** was the supreme monarchy with the ultimate