Uruvi, a golden hearted Princess of Pukeya, tried hard to change her destiny. She did not want to be married to anyone but unwantedly she befriended with two arch enemy Arjuna and Karna. One became her brother while another her husband. She tried to...
The battle was fierce in the eastern side of the border. Karnat King was a fierce fighter himself. And so also his 105 sons. Guru Drona alone killed 65 of them but still they were fighting too hard. Duryodhan became frustrated by seeing their unending never to die spirit. He ultimately understood the necessity of back up. He was sending his messengers to his brothers when all of a sudden he noticed five lavish chariots were approaching them from far end. He recognized them almost immediately and gasped in deepest shock. These were the chariots of the cousins whom he hated most. The Pandavas!! How could it be possible?!! Ever!! That they were joining him?!!!
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One chariot stopped in front of him and a handsome man with spears in his hand looked calmly at the face of Duryodhan who was gritting his teeth in rage. He was still composed and too much calm in the battlefield alike his name. He never lost his temper in any battlefield. That man was none but the most hated cousin of Duryodhan, Indraprastha Samrat Yuddhisthir by himself.
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"Why are you here?!!" Duryodhan had glared at him.
"We are ordered by Tathshree." A deep baritone voice rang on his ears. That was not of Yuddhisthir's. He did not uttered a single word till now.
Duryodhan narrowed his eyes in the direction of the voice. From behind his elder sibling's chariot another big chariot appeared with fours horses. The boy standing on it was looking too much handsome yet fearsome fighter himself. He was none other than the younger brother of Yuddhisthir, the arch rival of Karna, Prince Arjuna.
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