The Rule
Around him were his closest men — Raj, the General Commander, tall and ever sharp-eyed; Veer, the tactician with a penchant for jokes; and three council ministers who had stood beside him in countless matters: Vaibhav, Amar, and Kshitij.
A lean, graceful man in his late forties circled the king with a measuring tape. The master of textiles and tailoring, a famed Vastraacharya, known as Raksham, was one of the finest artisans from the southern courts, summoned for this task alone. His steady fingers measured Samarth’s chest and shoulder with a near-devotional focus, though his ears picked up the murmured teasing of the men nearby.
"Careful, Raksham," Veer smirked, leaning against a carved pil
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