After the battles with Kaal-Bhairav and Lilith, I realized that to fully utilize the power of the 1600 djinns, I had to completely understand my mentor's mysterious tome. One midnight, when the entire village was silent, I turned a page in the book that I had never been able to open before. The page was silvery, and a strange fragrance emanated from it. Suddenly, a voice echoed from the book, "Emon, the 1600 djinns are not just your soldiers; they are the key to maintaining cosmic balance. Only if you can attain the 'Sword of Noor' will you become the true master."
As I searched for the source of the voice, I saw Abdur Rahman appear in the corner of the room. He said, "Emon, this sword is not made of metal. It is forged from your sacrifice and courage. You must go to a place where time stands still—the 'Void.' There, you must unite your soul with the soul of each of your 1600 djinns." I realized this was the greatest spiritual test of my life. I closed my eyes, held the blue light given by the djinns in my heart, and sat in meditation. The room began to shake, and I felt myself floating off the ground.