January 1664
A large army, tens of thousands in number, started to assemble only 50 kilometres away from the line of control between the forces controlled by the Bharatiya Empire and the Ottoman Empire.
Salim Al Abdullah Rahman, the general of the Ottoman Empire, stood in front of a tent with his hands behind his back. He wore a red turban and a brownish-black kurta, looking awe-inspiring and majestic, which, with his long grey beard that reached to his chest, only became amplified.
A few hundred metres away from the Ottoman encampment, a man wearing a Brown and green camouflage uniform sprawled on the dirt with a telescope in his hands, whose entire body was covered by the leaves of the sparse trees around him and some dust.
