The color of power

The Color of Power is a literary story about influence, friendship, and inner development. In a symbolic kingdom, where power is often loud and coercive, an unexpected relationship develops that shows that influence can also be gentle, attentive, and human. The story follows a young woman who learns to navigate a world of duty, hierarchy, and political expectations. Not by fighting or dominating, but by looking, listening, and creating space-for herself and for others. Power appears here not as possession, but as something relational, growing through proximity, trust, and choice. With a slow, reflective narrative style, this book explores how change often begins outside the view of large structures. The Color of Power is not a story of victory, but of meaning, connection, and autonomy. This book is for readers willing to slow down and look beyond the visible-to the person behind the role, and the power that lies in the small.