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.