Froth and Goblets

Princess Naomi struggles with deep depression despite her royal status, prompting her father, the sultan, to seek help throughout the kingdom. After unsuccessful attempts with an apothecary and a dervish, he learns of Augustus, a Buddhist master from the western provinces renowned for aiding those with similar afflictions. The story explores themes of mental health, the search for healing, and the intersection of different cultural practices in the quest for well-being.