The Lions’ Village
Dear Reader,
We wish to inform you that what you are about to read is a true story in every detail.
No embellishments of fiction have been added, nor has the cruelty of reality been softened or concealed.
As the writer and author, we are fully aware that publishing this story may place us in danger at any moment.
Even so, we have chosen to place it in your hands—not in pursuit of sympathy, but in the hope of benefit and the spread of awareness.
We write these words to unveil a dark side of the lives of individuals who live among us—
a life unseen by the eyes, yet one that slowly and relentlessly devours souls.
Our story is not merely a tale.
It is a cry.
A cry of those who have lived through pain, endured betrayal, and stood on the brink of breaking.
Read it with your heart before your eyes.
And remember:
Not everything hidden behind closed doors is well.
The Lions’ Village
At the farthest edges of ruin, there was a kingdom known as The Lions’ Village.
It was not truly a kingdom, but an open prison ruled by creatures resembling lions with hearts turned to stone.
They crushed anyone who opposed them, devoured freedom, and consumed truth, until people walked the land as if it were a minefield.
From within this terror, a woman named Milan emerged.
A woman who belonged to the Village, yet resembled it in nothing.
Her features were calm, but within her raged a war.
She dreamed of freedom,
But Milan’s tragedy was not only in the Lions’ Village—
it was within her own home.
Her husband, Hait… was favored by the Lions.
He was not merely one of their followers; he was one of the architects of oppression,
one of those who dressed destruction in the garments of reason and logic.
Hait convinced people that obedience was salvation,
that the Lions were created to lead, and people were created to follow.
And he numbed Milan with a despicable manner, tinged with darkness.
Then the fire of rebellion began to ignite…
first a whisper, then a scream, then a confrontation.
And Hait?
He grew more savage,
and began to hunt Milan as though she were an existential threat to his throne.
As for her…
she stood alone, yet strong—
strong in her voice, her truth, and a dream that still pulsed despite the ashes.
And until now…
the story has not ended.
But it is said that on the night when freedom screams in a voice that does not fear—
the ground will begin to shake beneath the feet of the Lions.