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It appears we have more supernatural creatures to deal with .
Akram seems to be some sort of fancy fire wielding, pitch black eyed creature that turns into a wolf on full moon nights. Azad plays the gallant knight and saves Mahira from Akram, who doesn't want anyone to get the flower. Why? Not a single clue.
Azad pulls out a complicatedly named special knife from thin air. Would've been way cooler if he had a forearm sheath/holster for the knife. In the ensuing scuffle Akram gets accidentally stabbed. The knife properties keep Akram in limbo, neither is he dead nor conscious.
KB says there are forces moving against the black magic world and Akram is one of them. She concludes that wanting to marry Kayanat had to be some nefarious plan either to get to Azad or herself.
On the plus side Azad seemed remorseful and doesn't appear to be a cold blooded killer.
Poor Mahira gets stood up on her date.
EDIT: KB monologuing about how forces are moving against kaali duniya/black magic world had me wondering- If forces move against her world wouldn't they be forces of good? So is Akram a good magical creature, but since he's against out male lead he's considered a villain in the story?
Or does this black magic world have different tiers of evil and there are much more evil things than KB?
I suppose KB claiming Akram to be a shaitani takat nixes the idea of him being good.
Maybe Akrams whole family is a pack of arsonist werewolves. That would explain Akram ke papajis ominous words "Azad ki hum aisi halat karenge... Janwar ki tarah marenge.. etc.. etc.."
