​"This is not a work of fiction; this is a bone-chilling true account of my life. In the dark nights of 2010, as a young Madrasa student, I ventured into the forbidden world of spiritual summoning against my mentor's warnings.
​Surrounded by a protective circle and armed with ancient mantras, I witnessed a terrifying fireball descend from the heavens. Out of the flames emerged a figure in a snow-white robe with a divine yet haunting presence. Who is Abdur Rahman, the righteous Djinn? And why did the leader of 1600 spirits choose to manifest before me? Step into the world of the unseen—if you have the courage."

When I reached the 'Void,' I saw there was no ground, no sky—only an infinite gray mist. Suddenly, the 1600 djinns began to appear one by one. But they didn't come as my loyal soldiers today; they came as witnesses to every mistake of my life. Khairul Nafas said gravely, "Emon, before you get the sword, you must prove that you didn't just use us for power." One by one, the djinns reminded me of the toughest moments of my life. I realized this was a psychological test. I sat still and looked into each djinn's eyes, expressing my love and gratitude. Instantly, the gray mist cleared, and a brilliant blue light appeared.


Chapter 14 - Chapter 14: The Trial of the Void