Scion of Ikshvaku (Ram Chandra, #1)

by Amish Tripathi

avenge

brimming

torso.

smouldering.

acrid

seething

rage

wincing

tormented

untrammelled

semblance

propriety

charred

retribution

unerring

pillory.

shrieking

delirious

rabid

nonchalantly.

hunched

twitch

‘But Roshni would have said that an eye for an eye will only make the whole world blind.’

prod

superfluous

repast;

incarcerated

underage

clamouring

Disingenuous,

incognito;

hay.

groggy

shards

menacing

dash

tethered

bleated,

demented

nudged

rendezvous

assiduously

But the strange thing about anger is that it is like fire; the more you feed it, the more it grows. It takes a lot of wisdom to know when to let anger go.

cawing

viciously

swooped

beauteous

tumultuous

altar

vengeance.