CHAPTER 1 The tale
TWINKLE SISTERS: THE BROKEN CROWN By Akib Khan
PART 1:
The broken walls of the Grey Villa were being restored, and workers were busy cleaning the interior. Dust flew through the cold air of Valenden, but inside, everything was scrubbed until it shined. Hanchiefern stood watching the hustle, wearing her favorite blue-and-white skirt.
King renio said, "The indoor floors of the villa are perfectly cleaned," King Renio I said as he walked up to her, inspecting the grand halls. "Now, go to the garden and clean it. Tomorrow, my youngest daughter will become the princess of the villa and all of Valenden."
Yes, tomorrow Fahra's youngest sister, Arinzal Doul, was going to be crowned princess. Fahra knew that her other sisters were deeply jealous, but she had her own concerns. She thought to herself, 'If Arinzal Doul becomes the princess, she is going to ruin everything.' Fahra felt a desperate need to stop her father from making this mistake, but her pleas had already been denied by the King. She realized she needed a partner—or someone with magical powers—to help her.
As Fahra walked through the villa, everyone was captivated by her beautiful blue-grey eyes. Her emerald-green gown shined brightly, and her golden-brown hair moved gracefully in the cold air of Valenden.
Fahra went to talk to Hanchiefern, who was now working out in the garden. People often called Hanchiefern "Lazenda" because she was known to be incredibly lazy.
Fahra asked, "Lazenda! Do you know of any wizard?"
Lazenda looked up at Fahra, surprised. "Yes! But why do you need a wizard?"
Fahra locked eyes with Lazenda and pleaded, "Please tell me about him! Where does he live?"
Lazenda sighed and replied, "Okay, but remember, he is dangerous to us. His name is Jennin, and he is the most powerful wizard. When someone desperately needs help, they go to meet Jennin. He lives in..." Lazenda paused and pointed toward the big clock at the entry gate of the villa, which was ticking loudly, "Tuc... Tuc... Tuc... Tuc..." She continued, "He lives in a place called Tuc, which is very far from Valenden. I don't know anything more about Jennin than that." After saying this, Lazenda turned back to her spot and slowly started cleaning the garden with her broom again.
Fahra's sisters were indeed jealous of Arinzal, as no one wanted her to become the princess of the Grey Villa. Mertibella Doul was the eldest sister. Fahra was the second sister and the most beautiful compared to all of them. Erana Doul was the third, and Arinzal Doul was the fourth and youngest sister. Most of the kingdom's people loved Fahra the most.
That night, the eldest sister, Mertibella Doul, wore a beautiful lavender gown that shined in the villa's light. Her brown eyes gleamed and her dark-brown hair waved as she approached Fahra. With a fake smile, Mertibella said, "If you think Arinzal does not have the right character to be made the princess of the villa and Valenden, you are absolutely correct. Father needs to choose someone with the right character, like you. Can you come with me to find Tuc?"
Fahra was shocked! In a deep, trembling voice, she asked, "How do you know about Jennin and Tuc?"
Mertibella replied, "I overheard you when you were talking to Lazenda. Oh, please, let’s go find Tuc! If we find Tuc, we can get help from Jennin."
Fahra agreed to go with Mertibella. Both sisters prepared to sneak away, hiding from the guards in the villa. Because the villa's main entry gate was always locked before 6 o'clock, they had to take the long stairs leading down from the balcony to find a way out. Fahra and her sister lifted their heavy gowns and began rushing down the stairs.
Suddenly, Fahra's heel slipped on a stair slippp! Fahra was about to fall down the steep flight to her doom, but Mark Eniol, known as "The Prince of Helpers," suddenly appeared out of nowhere. He caught Fahra's hands tightly and pulled her back to safety. Fahra gasped for air, completely safe, while Mertibella stood frozen, shocked by his sudden appearance.
"Thanks, Mark! If it weren't for you, I would no longer be alive," Fahra panted. Mark ignored Fahra's words, showing no reaction and saying nothing. He simply put his hands into his pockets and walked away with a cold attitude. Fahra felt it was incredibly weird.
Mertibella turned to her and asked, "Fahra, are you okay?"
Fahra replied, "Yes, I am okay. Let's keep moving."
PART 2:
When the news of their disappearance spread through the villa the next morning, everyone was shocked. King Renio was furious upon hearing the news.
A public announcement was immediately made by the royal messenger:
"This is to inform all citizens who are excited for today's 'Festival of the New Princess.' Mertibella Doul and Fahra Doul, the daughters of King Renio, have sneaked away and escaped from the villa. Additionally, the son of Larel Cadan (Mark Eniol) is also missing from the villa."
— By Mr. Messenger Sqark
King Renio immediately commanded his knights and soldiers to arrest Mertibella and Fahra. When the soldiers started their search at the villa, they found a broken piece of a green heel on the stairs. Yes, when Fahra had slipped earlier, her heel had snapped, and a small piece of it had fallen onto the steps leading outside the villa lands. Following this trail, the soldiers marched ahead.
Meanwhile, after a long journey, Fahra and Mertibella finally managed to reach their destination. Tuc was located deep inside the great Magician Hall.
THE MAGICIAN HALL
Fahra and Mertibella were completely stunned. They had imagined the Magician Hall would be small and dark, but it was far bigger than anything they had envisioned. It was not ruined or messy at all; everything inside shined beautifully. Massive, grand chandeliers hung from the ceiling, numbering even more than the people living inside the hall. Along with the chandeliers, hundreds of burning candles illuminated the space.
The Magician Hall was incredibly bright and luxurious. It featured elegant lights, plush carpets, golden-brown walls, and magnificent doors painted in a rich golden color. The tables and chairs were grand, and a luxurious, shining grandfather clock stood right in the center of the entrance.
In the background, a group of musicians was singing soft, enchanting music. Beautiful golden flowerpots holding fresh red roses were placed in every single corner of the hall. Fahra and Mertibella froze in astonishment for a few moments as they gazed at the spectacular view. The moment they took their very first step into the hall, they truly felt as if they had stepped into a mini heaven.
Fahra did not know where Tuc was within the hall, so she asked a passing woman, "Excuse me, do you know where Tuc is?"
"Yes, please come with me," the woman replied kindly. Fahra and Mertibella followed her through the grand corridors. Finally, the woman stopped in front of a heavy silver door that looked completely different from all the other doors.
"This is Tuc," said the woman.
Fahra and Mertibella pushed open the door and stepped inside a massive room. The room was even larger than the grand garden of the Grey Villa. The walls were a brilliant golden-brown, and everything inside gleamed. Suddenly, a tall man stepped out in front of Fahra and Mertibella. The man had piercing red eyes and wore long, orange-yellow robes. A large golden crown shined brightly on his head. In one hand, he held a long magical staff. He wore heavy gold jewelry, and every single finger on his hands was filled with elegant diamond rings.
Fahra was terrified!
"Obviously, he is Jennin!" Mertibella said, stepping forward proudly.
Jennin glared at them and asked, "Who are you, and why have you come here?"
Fahra stammered, "You... you are Jennin the wizard."
Jennin hissed, "Yes! Do you want help from me? If you don't need help, go away! Begone!"
Fahra was terrified, but she gathered her courage and said, "Yes! You must know that my sister is about to become the princess. But she is not a good person to rule. Can you stop this from happening?"
Jennin smiled darkly. "I can. But what will you give me in return?"
Fahra asked, "What do you want?"
Jennin replied coldly, "I can stop this, but someone must give up their life."
Fahra was completely confused and torn. If she saved one person's life, the whole kingdom might suffer under Arinzal's rule. But to save her kingdom, someone would have to die. After a moment of heavy silence, Fahra decided she had to protect the kingdom.
Fahra agreed to the deal!
PART 3:
Fahra and Mertibella rushed back to the villa, but the moment they arrived, the King's soldiers grabbed both sisters tightly. Inside the villa, everything was already prepared for the ceremony. The citizens were gathered, and the King was holding the grand royal crown. Standing right in front of the King was Arinzal, ready to be crowned.
But suddenly, the weather changed violently. The sky turned into a dark, swirling mass of cloudy blackness. The wind blew so fast that the heavy glass windows of the villa slammed open. The sky cracked with deafening roars—buuunn! Booooon!
Fahra and her sister watched in shock from the corner of the villa where the guards held them. Fahra had no idea that Jennin's magic would work this way. Suddenly, a massive bolt of lightning crashed through the villa's roof. It struck directly down onto the royal crown that King Renio was holding in his hands.
The crown fell from his grip and hit the floor.
Broken! Broken! It shattered into dozens of golden pieces!
Arinzal instantly felt a wave of intense anxiety and collapsed onto the ground, unconscious. King Renio stood frozen in absolute shock. Everyone in the grand hall was terrified, screaming and staring at the ruined crown.
Fahra realized the horrifying truth: if the crown was broken, Arinzal could not become the princess. But with the crown completely destroyed, no one could ever be made princess.
Before anyone could speak, Mertibella stepped out in front of King Renio. Pointing a finger, she said loudly, "Father! Your daughter, Miss Fahra Doul, did all of this! She is the one who went to Jennin the wizard!"
Hearing this, King Renio's face turned bright red with pure rage.
King said t Fahra, "What is your elder sister saying? It is real?"
Fahra was Terrified and said, "ye...ye..yess father, i went"She will inflict cruelty upon the people and bring ruin to the villa."
King Renio said, "go away from my villa go away fahra again again!
Fahra was crying and leave from villa......
PART 4:
—by Mr. massenger Sqark
"Our great, our Heart of valenden, The father of little twinkles, King. Renio has been converted into a black-hardstone freeze statue. When he was banished his second daughter, after some hours he was converted into statue".
Fahra was hearing this news, she crying. Her tears was falling in the golden smell of land.









What after?
Do you know? No kidding, I liked it. Especially the details. Only names are worth it. Manu stories have endless repetition of the same names. And here beautiful names of different cultures were used and everything was perfectly connected.