Prince Rufai, king Makimba's only son; and heir to the throne, has always admired his father"s philosophical approach to leadership. So he sits beside his father, asking questions about matters that relates to the throne; and the Sakhi people. He is desiring to follow in the footsteps of his father when he takes over the rulership of the kingdom. But there was a problem: he has been introduced to the Christian faith at the only missionary college in the region- a belief that would drive him into seeking a solution to a problem that threatens to ruin his father's standing legacy as one of the greatest king that has ruled the kingdom:

Some thirty-five years ago, a young maiden, Maryann, against the will of the gods, had been erroneously banished from the kingdom; in accordance with the law of the Sakhi people: 'any maiden found to be pregnant outside wedlock, is immediately sent out of the land.'

There is trouble in the land; and the solution lies in finding Maryann and her child.

Things get complicated as Prince Rufai defiles the kingdom's royal funeral ground; when he invites his clergy friend to talk about a 'strange God' at the funeral ceremony of his late mother- the queen. Balak, King Makimba's twin, takes advantage of the situation, connives with the chief priest to eliminate his brother; in order to satisfy his age long desire to sit on the throne of Sakhi.

Meanwhile, Prince Rufai leaves for Ghana in search of Maryann's child- the Unknown King that must be found in order to bring an end to all the calamities plaguing his people.
>Prince Rufai and his sister, princess Anita; mourns their father. But justice must take its course. Balak is tried and sentenced. Prince Rufai is crowned king. It was a new day for Sakhi. He marries the love of his life, Moana- a woman he had met in Ghana. Together, they would herald the building of a new Sakhi kingdom- a new Sakhi founded upon the principles outlined in the Precepts for the Governance of the Sakhi Kingdom by the Unknown King- The Great Yeshua