I Am Coming Home: A Step To End

Every great person will have great enemies, it was the same for the Great empire.

“Now, I am one step closer to take my revenge,” said the king to himself. King Lakshman was standing on the battlefield commanding his command of the army. Under him Great empire prospered a lot there was no poverty, no shortage of food or anything else, no one was left unemployed, the Great empire become the largest economy of the 17^th century and it had the largest army and navy of the world. The king himself was a learnt man so he also participated in the building of infrastructure, ships, new weapons and many things

The British empire had declared war on the Great empire. The British empire had a lot of territory in every continent. They were rich and had a huge and trained army and they dreamt to conquer the whole globe. They had the strongest navy in the world, in short, they were unbeatable. The King of the Great empire decided to conquer their territory first and then face the homeland army of the British. This was easy because, every territory they conquered, the people there wanted freedom. On the way to Australia, the historian joint and asked a question, “My lord I am sorry for disturbing you but, after you held the court that day, I thought I asked all my question but, no, sir people said that you went to your ancestral village ‘Jagat’ but, in the court you said you lived in Panchthatva so, where you lived exactly?”

The king looked surprised and said, “Hey Achilles what are you doing here?” The historian replied, “I just came to ask a question.” The king was already surprised but looked more surprised now “what a question!!!!huh!! okay I will answer it, see I lived in Panchthatva exactly and there is no such place like Jagat in the Great empire, these people had made false rumours about me,” “ok” The historian said and walked away, the king looked confused but, he had a war to fight. The king was a great warrior and of course a great human. He had taken over all British territories in Asia and Africa. Now he wanted to take over Australia. This time it will be hard because the British had a larger army and the army of the king was exhausted by fighting and travelling different places. Lakshman decided to go back to the city capital as it wasn’t too far and decided to return with fresh troops. On the way back he saw a huge crowd standing in front of them as if they were waiting for them. He ordered one of his soldiers to check and tell him what all the commotion was all about.

The kings sent soldier came running towards the army and said that “there is a huge problem the white ones have come to seek revenge and this time with a greater force.” After hearing this all soldiers started panicking but, the king came out happy and he got a saint with him he then said, “my soldiers do not worry me teacher has arrived now I will lead you’ll” The king ordered his archer to go up the hill and told his cavalry to be ready. Then he took some soldiers with him and formed a phalanx. He ordered his gunners to stay behind the phalanx. He then ordered an attack on the way to the opponent's army, a messenger came with a note saying that the white people are giving them a chance to surrender but, he ran back shouting. The king army took the whole British army by surprise. The fought bravely killing the general, Stuart. Soon he sent his army to find some vital information they came back saying that they found guns, horses, swords, cannons, ships and many other resources that are needed for war. Now the kings army was even more powerful. When the king returned to the capital, the people gave him the title, GREAT KING.

But, the fight still isn’t over, the British king is still alive and now is planning for a big attack.

Lakshman was telling his army that, “My soldiers still there is a big war to be won, and if it is won don’t think it is over, because every human takes revenge whether it succeeds or not. You’ll have to be attentive and don’t trust anyone because trust can be done once, once it is done its hard to let go.”