In the second title of the series, Patash Khoargar, the great wizard, who has united with the best of men to save the mankind and the Earth from the worst demons, possible imaginable. They march to defeat Aztanasta, the vicious king and queen, who we later find out that the devil has occupied and taken. The Farah has sent off groups of champions to different parts of the country, in order to weaken the enemy’s army. Arasti, Feriah, her father stay with Patash Khoargar and are forced to trespass the Nymph’s territory. Many adventures and misfortunes come to them, and just like the first book of this breath-taking trilogy, the protagonist (Arasti) must face almost impossible tests and decisions. As for the ending, the reader is in for a ride full of heart-stopping ups and downs. Among Arman Arian’s almost thirty titles so far, many have called this title his best

In the second title of the series, Patash Khoargar, the great wizard, who has united with the best of men to save the mankind and the Earth from the worst demons, possible imaginable. They march to defeat Aztanasta, the vicious king and queen, who we later find out that the devil has occupied and taken. The Farah has sent off groups of champions to different parts of the country, in order to weaken the enemy’s army. Arasti, Feriah, her father stay with Patash Khoargar and are forced to trespass the Nymph’s territory. Many adventures and misfortunes come to them, and just like the first book of this breath-taking trilogy, the protagonist (Arasti) must face almost impossible tests and decisions. As for the ending, the reader is in for a ride full of heart-stopping ups and downs. Among Arman Arian’s almost thirty titles so far, many have called this title his best