Part IV

Hazrat’s Nephew
In captivity, in the city of Almaty, Bondrous with increasing obesity, feeling intense gravity, lost sanity and lamented the calamity of his sanctity. The authority of his custody showed generosity and decreased brutality in capacity of severity on the poor entity. Companions of his perdurability in longevity of the isolate vicinity, felt neglected and planned to malign his sovereignty. Hazrat alarmingly felt the necessity to review his security and wrote a letter to pursue the assurity of his safety.

To,
Dearest Sheikh Ahmed Al-Fahad Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah,
It is to inform you that savages of Almaty has chained your dear Hazrat in shackles and he remains a victim of extreme barbarism and conspiracy. I request you to send my uncle, the great Hazrat of the desert – Bond, Hazrat Bond, to my rescue.
Love,
Hazrat Bondrous

Dearest Sheikh Ahmed Al-Fahad Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah read the letter and cried all night while the queen couldn’t stop her laughter till dawn. She had succeeded in her plot to keep Bondrous in Habeas-Corpus in order to refrain him from the love of her daughter. A constrained judicial court was quickly setup to probe into the matter. The court in its verdict announced six lashes for the queen and two for the king for not keeping an eye on the queen. This time, the queen wept all night while the king laughed till dawn on queen’s punishment. The court also directed the detained Hazrat’s uncle, Hazrat Bond to immediately set his course for a rescue mission.

Exhausted by repercussion of his condition resulting in physical malfunction by previous excursions Hazrat showed reluctance to travel with the even-toed ungulates dromedary creature within the genus Camelus from the family of Camelidae.

Hazrat also knew camel’s camouflage that it does not store water in its humps as is commonly believed; the humps are actually a reservoir of fatty tissue. When this tissue is metabolized, it acts as a source of energy, and yields more than 1 g of water for each 1 g of fat converted through reaction with oxygen from air. This process of fat metabolization generates a net loss of water through respiration for the oxygen required to convert the fat

The next day early morning Hazrat opened his door and found a camel grazing fodder and gazing at him with a big smile. Indeed, Hazrat’s reluctance to travel with the creature had gone unnoticed. Disturbed by the sight, Hazrat took out his sword and tried to murder the innocent animal which was saved by the King when he told Hazrat that the creature was the only left of his kind. Hazrat in courtesy, left immediately for Almaty.

After three days and six nights of travelling in every possible direction, Hazrat failed to find his destination and wandered into Jerusalem. He found out that exorcism originally originated from this origin, so he performed ablution and prayed to God to give him vision for the right direction. After finishing his prayers he found his camel standing behind him. It was indeed a miracle; the creature he left back at the holy kingdom was at his disposal to guide him with wisdom. At this point Hazrat cried and asked the camel to forgive him for his preconceived impression just because the camel was infected with both albinism and melanism.

The camel instantly sat down and offered Hazrat his services. It took only one hour and two minutes for Hazrat and his new friend (camel) to reach capital city Almaty – still today, from that day to this day scientists probe the expedition which later resulted in the formation of a new journal of evolution.

On reaching his destination, Hazrat learned that the government of Kazakhstan transferred its capital from Almaty to Astana on December 10, 1997. Therefore, he concluded that Bondrous can be in Astana. Hazrat reached Astana the same day and bribed the jail warden with his camel and asked him in return Bondrous. However, the warden showed reluctance in receiving the camel. He said it was against the law to keep a camel; therefore he returned Bondrous and told his uncle to immediately leave the country along with the camel.

Both Hazrats and the camel reached the Holy Kingdom the same day. On hearing both Hazrats arrival, the queen committed suicide the same day while the king was so jubilated on the news that he wed his daughter to Bondrous the same day. On the other hand, the camel fled to the desert the same day and ever since then nobody has heard of him. If you find him please send a post e-mail to Hazrat -- the same day.