by Mansur Usman Sufi ,
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In the bustling market of a city ruled by the formidable Queen Lasmirat, a striking young warrior strides confidently, clad in leopard-skin garments and wielding a long staff. His chiseled physique and flowing black hair mark him as a fearless champion. As Lasmirat, surrounded by five thousand guards, parades through the market, the crowd parts in fear of her wrath. Yet, the warrior, unfazed, walks directly toward her, showing no deference, which shocks her and enrages her guards.
Lasmirat, unaccustomed to such defiance in her long reign, demands why he doesn’t bow. The warrior, with a defiant smile, retorts that her power is fleeting, likening it to a bubble on a river, and refuses to honor her, emphasizing their only difference is gender. Infuriated, her guards charge, but the warrior leaps into action, felling ten with a single swing of his staff. A brutal battle ensues, with the warrior decimating over half her forces, an unprecedented feat in the kingdom’s history. His skill and ferocity leave the market’s onlookers in awe, as no one had ever challenged Lasmirat’s might so boldly.
Realizing her guards’ defeat, Lasmirat leaps from her horse and strikes the warrior with both feet, staggering him. A tense standoff follows, revealing her striking beauty—fair skin, radiant eyes, and a graceful yet powerful form. For thirty minutes, they lock eyes before she draws a gleaming sword, aiming for his neck. He dodges, and they engage in a fierce duel, her dual blades clashing against his relentless defense. Despite her strength, his power surpasses hers fivefold. After an hour, neither prevails, but he lands a devastating punch, sending Lasmirat crashing to the ground, dazed but unbroken.
Lasmirat, known as Bintu Kazmal, rose to power after King Hulbaru’s reign in Misra. A peerless warrior and sorceress, her unmatched beauty and wealth made her kingdom the strongest in the region. Many kings sought to conquer or marry her, but her defenses repelled all, costing invaders countless soldiers and riches. The warrior’s challenge marks a rare threat to her dominion, setting the stage for an unprecedented clash of wills.
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