It turns out there was another person, besides Shashi, Almourah, and Tyrell, bearing the second heart all along since the day he was chosen to be the generation's Cornelian user. The heart that pumped dark magic was giving him the power to see Nazira Khan while using his stone and to hear Haimavati Roksana's voice in his mind. However, with one stab, it is all gone. Nazira's gone. Dagger's gone. Hayden Mackay's win against Almourah and his clan boosted his confidence levels and brought him to accept the throne. Unfortunately, he lost in the first round of the game Shashi Thribhuvan started.

With the inception of the new clan, that is anticipatingly stronger than the Clan of Almourah's, the country has landed once again in a terrible situation and eventually is going to be proven fatal if the solution to massacre the clan isn't uncovered sooner than later. With High King's permission, Hayden with his friends take charge and set out to seek their ambition to make the country free of dark magic. Five of them branch out to work on their own respective jobs with similar intention in mind - to end Shashi Thribhuvan's reign of terror.

New challenges. Pain and Bloodshed. War and confrontation. The discourse between past and present. Also, more deaths and sorrows. One last time we'll see them in action in the final installment of the series - Hayden Mackay and The Third-Eye of the Pancharatna.

Bottomline of the Story - Formation Samagraha are gearing themselves for the final showdown.

Tentative release date: May 2021

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Author's Note :

Dear readers,

Its been incredible. Finishing up five books does feel like an accomplishment and I wouldn't have gained confidence at writing if it weren't for your support. We've laughed together, had fun together, we have been friends for years now. I know you enjoy my stories and love my characters as much as I do,  otherwise you wouldn't be here reading this note today. The comments you drop have been enough to understand how well you've liked the perticular chapter or whether I need to make amendments where necessary. However it has always felt as if something's missing whenever the story reaches the end, and I realized some of you shy away from speaking your hearts out. I do want to know your thoughts and ideas on how the story has shaped up 'on the whole'. With all my heart, I'm requesting you to please take a few minutes and give me a fine, if not a detailed, review. I'm about to begin writing Book 6, the finale of the series which is right now tremendously huge in my mind and much more complicated than book 5 is. I want to be careful to get it right and want to present to you well.

Please feel free to make your stand clear,  I promise I will not take it personally. Here are the few things I specifically want to know about.

1. How well do you think my writing style has improved?

2. What were the most enjoyable / disagreeable parts of the series?

3. In which areas must I improve?

4. How well do you think characters have development or had they not at all. (About the main five and Nazira.)

5.  What emotions were you left with when book 5 ended on that cliffhanger. (Please be honest, I'd love to know your opinion.)

6. Anything to say about the backstories? Were they too complicated and could have been presented in a  better way?

7. How was the war scene written?

8. And lastly, out of all five books, which one is your favorite / least likable and please let me know why?

Hope it's not much of a trouble. It would be great help if you answer me those questions. I should have posted this earlier but I guess its not too late.

Hayden and co will return next year. Thank you for everything.

Jyothi