The Guardian of the Castle

On an isolated island, Ghayth lives with his father, the guardian, in a castle shrouded in mysterious.

The exiled inhabitants of the castle despise the strict guardian who governs their affairs with an iron fist.

But… behind the mask of cruelty, shocking truths lie hidden. When Ghayth stumbles upon his father’s journal, his perception of the world around him is turned upside down.

What secrets is the guardian hiding from everyone? What mysterious truths are the castle’s inhabitants concealing?

Will Ghayth, with the help of his friends, be able to uncover the truth and free the exiles?

Or will the secrets he discovers forever alter the balance of the inhabitants’ lives?

The events of the novel take place in an isolated castle located on a remote island, where a group of people live who have been exiled from their city due to mistakes they made in the past. The castle is ruled by a strict warden, the character responsible for maintaining order, and he lives there with his son, Gaith, who begins to question why these people are in the castle and what makes them different.

The story begins with Gaith, the curious young boy, who observes the inhabitants of the castle and interacts with them. However, he feels drawn to a mysterious character named Amir, a boy who lives in isolation from the others, and it is rumored among the residents that he suffers from a mental disorder. As the events unfold, Gaith discovers that Amir is not what everyone thinks. He has his own world, a secret place hidden in the forest where he hides from the harsh reality and tells stories to his imaginary friend, Kasir.

Through Gaith’s journey to understand Amir, the novel begins to reveal buried secrets and raises profound questions about freedom, acceptance, power, and prejudice. Why were these people exiled? Do they deserve a second chance? Can one understand someone different from oneself rather than judging them?

The novel has a mysterious and humanistic tone, blending elements of fantasy and reality. It addresses issues of isolation, mental health, and coexistence with others in an intriguing way that makes the reader question until the end the fate of the characters and what the castle hides in its depths.