Part 2 in Devansha Series
The time has started ticking for the Mantri sisters. They have finally retrieved Vijaya and secured their place in Gurukul.
But will everything stay normal for Mantri Sisters after Adya's challenge to Asura raj Virat? Will...
Music for the Chapter: Subanallah by Sreeram and Shilpa Rao from Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani
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I surely did underestimate how strong the training is going to be. I thought that baba's training was hard. Meditating in the freaking ice-cold snow. Half the time, the freezing cold keeps me shaking. The rest half is the errie sounds that follow during my Kali upasana that baba had set me on.
Then there was maa's physical training.
Climbing up and down the mountain is no easy task. Especially while dragging a 20 kg load on a cart. Several bruised with me falling down several times. There were several bells tied in the path I was set to take and I had to play it in a specific rhythm. Even one bell missing it tune would mean I'll have to repeat the entire task from count zero.
I sat down breathing heavy when I finished my rounds. Anna was standing, leaning against a pillar so casually. "That's it? I thought you could do a few more rounds."
"I would frankly collapse and go unconscious if you ask me to do more."
Maa came up, "Done?" Maa asked.
"Yes."
"Good. Finish this last task and you're done for the day."
"Okay, what am I supposed to do." Well, at least I'll be done soon.
"You see the garden. You have to keep it clean. Not a leaf out of place."
Oh, that is easy enough. I started to clean up the garden and making sure I took out all the leaves. When I finished cleaning, I was about to sit down when Ganesha bhaiya arrived there. Three baskets full of food. He sat down and started eating. Eating the banana and throwing off the peel.
"Hey!!! You're littering the garden." I complained.
"Well, Maa didn't say I cannot eat here. Maa just asked you to keep the garden clean." Bhaiya shrugged his shoulders. I picked up the peels. Then a few ganas started climbing up the trees. They climbed in a way that it started to make leaves fall off. I cleaned it but the more they climbed, the more leaves fell down.
So, in the end, I had to make sure the ganas didn't climb up the tree and make sure that wherever bhaiya threw the peels and waste, the basket has to catch them. Running from the tree to the bhaiya with the basket.
"Sonakshi!!!!" Shouting really loudly enough that I think even the people down the mountain can hear him, the son of Sandhya and Surya showed up.
"I'm not deaf. Stop shouting." I exclaimed. Bhaiya winced a bit. His hearing is sensitive and Omkara's shouting caused a bit of an issue.
"Sorry... Sorry..." He apologized to Bhaiya. "I just got a little too excited."
"Excited about just seeing Sonakshi?" Bhaiya asked. I gave my brother a look. He just shrugged his shoulders.
