| The Orchard Mystery Contributor(s): Maliw, Dwol (Author) |
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ISBN: ISBN-13: 9798612837411 Publisher: Independently Published OUR PRICE: $5.69 Product Type: Paperback Published: February 2020 |
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| BISAC Categories: - Fiction | Cultural Heritage |
| Physical Information: 0.23" H x 5" W x 7.99" (0.25 lbs) 96 pages |
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| Publisher Description: Diamba region produced a new city-state on its western side called Nagaland. Its community was a hardworking people of various occupations. It began so well and was very promising a destination, but then it did not take long before they got into each other's lives. They degenerated into violence and divisions occasioned by power struggles by some of their businessmen.Around the same time a mysterious situation arose in the orchard of one of the businessmen. One day, he went into his orchard and fired some of his workers and then ordered some of the trees to be cut down. Some of those trees had housed a substantial variety of animals and birds' populations, which then lost their abodes. Subsequently, this group of animals secretly vowed to avenge their evictions. With the plan in place they secretly returned journey to the orchard. When the morning came they began their reign of terror on the human beings. This was so abrupt and mysterious that the citizens did not know what to think of it. Some of them began to speculate that the orchard was being haunted.After some time, some of the workers regrouped and tried to reenter the orchard, but they were driven back by those mysterious invisible stone throwers. People began to gather in groups, trying to come to terms with what was happening in their beloved country.The situation proved hopeless in their trying to understand what was behind all that mystery of terror in that orchard. The prevailing situations led them to consult with the Wiseman of Nagaland Mr. Mann Nice, who called them to an assembly. Thus, they came together from where they got inspired to effectively pursue concrete solutions to their predicaments. They resolved to immediately end hostilities and violence; to form inclusive groups to spearhead discussions on correcting the historical injustices. They also resolved to work on developing acceptable laws including modes of choosing their leaders. The atmosphere in the assembly was very conducive for that then. They were convinced of their need to act together, and to do so immediately. They learned that whatever the challenge or calamity human beings may be face with, they can always overcome it. But only in unity. Eventually Nagaland was reunited again by the effects of the calamity in that orchard, affirming that calamity brings unity. |
