The Divine Sword

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The sun had begun to set, casting an orange hue over the vast kingdom of Seven Rivers. The air was thick with tension, as King Samrat and his subjects watched in horror as Bhaargav approached Roop, his intentions clear.

Roop, tears streaming down his face, tried to run but Bhaargav was too quick. As Bhaargav approached Roop, the sky turned dark, and the wind began to howl. His eyes glowed with a sinister light as he declared his intentions to assault Roop openly in front of everyone.

King Samrat and all the queens and princesses felt defeated and powerless as they watched Bhaargav approach their beloved prince. Roop tried to run, but Bhaargav caught him by the hair and threw him onto the floor.

"You thought you could escape me, little prince?" Bhaargav sneered, his voice low and menacing. "But you belong to me now, body and soul. And I will do with you as I please, in front of all these people."Roop struggled to free himself from Bhaargav's grip, but the older king's hold was too strong. He begged and pleaded for mercy, but Bhaargav only laughed and tightened his grip, his fingers digging into Roop's flesh."You're mine now, little prince," Bhaargav growled. "And I will take what I want from you, whenever I want it. You will be nothing but my plaything, to use and abuse as I see fit."The fear in Roop's eyes turned to horror as Bhaargav began to touch him inappropriately, his cruel words ringing in his ears. He had never felt so powerless, so helpless in his life.But just as Bhaargav was about to escalate his assault, a sudden gust of wind whipped through the hall. And then, in a blinding flash of light, a divine arrow struck Bhaargav's arms, cutting it away from his body.

Bhaargav cried out in pain, and everyone looked up to see Prince Var standing on a nearby hill, his bow still raised.

"Stay away from my noble prince!" Var shouted, his voice echoing across the valley.

As Bhaargav fell to the ground, Roop's heart skipped a beat. He had been so afraid for his life that he had forgotten all about Var and their love for each other. But now, as he saw Var standing there, looking at him with tears in his eyes, Roop felt a surge of hope.

Var, too, was filled with a mix of emotions as he saw Roop lying on the ground, helpless and vulnerable. He had never felt so angry and determined in his life. He knew that he had to protect Roop and defeat Bhaargav, no matter the cost.

Meanwhile, Bhaargav lay on the ground, clutching at his bloody stump of an arm. He felt a mix of pain and rage coursing through his body. He had never felt so defeated in his life, and he vowed to take revenge on all of those who had wronged him.

As he struggled to his feet, he glared at Prince Var with hatred in his eyes. "You dare to interfere in my affairs?" he spat. "I will destroy you and everyone you love!"

Var did not flinch, but stood tall and proud, his bow still drawn. "You will not lay a hand on Prince Roop, or anyone else, as long as I am here," he declared, his voice ringing out across the silent battlefield.

Bhaargav sneered. "We'll see about that," he growled, and charged at Var with a fierce battle cry.

The crowd gasped in shock and disbelief. They had thought Bhaargav was invincible, but now, a glimmer of hope appeared before them.

Prince Var stood tall and proud, his bow drawn and ready, a symbol of hope and courage in the face of darkness. His presence alone filled the people with a renewed sense of hope and determination.

"I am Prince Var, defender of justice and the rightful husband of Prince Roop," Var replied, his voice strong and unwavering.

The wind howled around them, as if the very elements were preparing for an epic showdown. The crowd held their breath as they watched the two powerful figures face off against each other.

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