The Kingdom of Perfuga stands on the edge of peace, but the shadows of the past are far from gone.
When King Umid of Perfuga recalls his adopted brother, Prince Edjer, from exile, he does so out of necessity-an unstable peace treaty threatens to unravel the fragile calm that has held for decades. Edjer, once a child of war like many others brought to Perfuga as refugees, has long since abandoned his role as the kingdom's lost prince. But now, Umid needs him. With enemies gathering both within and outside their borders, there is no time for hesitation.
The two brothers, bound by a journey but separated by secrets, must navigate treacherous political waters, old alliances, and the hidden truths of their shared past. Perfuga was built from the ashes of a great war, and the children taken in by its rulers are the living reminders of that bloodshed. Yet not all is as it seems. As the treaty talks grow more contentious, Edjer uncovers a dark conspiracy-someone is using the peace accords as a cover to destroy him, and the architect of this deadly plot may be none other than his own brother, Umid.
Torn between loyalty to the kingdom and a desire for the truth, Edjer must confront a secret Umid has kept from him for years, a secret that could shatter everything they've built-and everything they thought they knew about their family. In a land where identity is fluid, and loyalty is the ultimate currency, the real battle may not be for the throne, but for the very soul of Perfuga itself.
In a world of fractured alliances and shifting allegiances, the bond between brothers may be the kingdom's greatest strength-or its most dangerous weakness.
Pride of a Nameless Nation is a gripping tale of loyalty, power, and betrayal where the line between friend and foe is as blurred as the scars of war.