Arjun-The Pirate Of Nagavan

Before their love was sung in the villages on the banks of the Brahmaputra, before their names became part of the legends of the Indian jungle, there were only two worlds that were not meant to meet. It was the 19th century, and the Brahmaputra River ran through Assam like a silver ribbon through endless forests, forgotten temples, and villages hidden under the crowns of giant banyan trees.To the British Empire, these lands represented wealth, trade, and power.To the jungle people, they represented home, ancestral memory, and the land for which generations had fought.In this world was Arjun Dev, the son of a warrior of of the Nagavan tribe.Raised among rivers and forests, Arjun had learned that the sword should never be raised without reason and that the true power of a leader is not measured by the number of enemies defeated, but by the people he can protect.Far away, in England, Eleanor Ashford dreamed of a life different from the one imposed by the society in which she had grown up.The daughter of Colonel William Ashford, she was about to arrive in India, not knowing that this journey would change her forever destiny.Her father had received a mission: to destroy the pirate network that controlled part of the trade on the Brahmaputra.For the British, Arjun was one of these pirates.For his tribe, he was a protector.But between the two worlds lay a secret.