Majestic Brother

Whispers in the Mist

The Innocent Blessing

Parth's eyes widened in surprise and he leaned forward, "What do you mean, Dad? Are you saying that Lord Kalki has incarnated already?"

Mister Omkar nodded, "Yes, I believe so. And I think that person is none other than Bhav."

Parth's jaw dropped, "What? Bhav? But he's just my little brother. How can he be Lord Kalki?"

Mister Omkar placed a reassuring hand on Parth's shoulder, "I understand your skepticism, but hear me out. Bhav has a very powerful aura around him, one that I have never felt before. It's almost like he has some kind of divine energy flowing through him. And his personality and traits are also very similar to Lord Kalki's."

Parth was still processing the information, "I don't know what to say, Dad. This is just too big to wrap my head around."

Mister Omkar smiled kindly, "I understand, son. But I want you to keep an open mind about this. I have been observing Bhav closely for a while now, and I truly believe that he is here for a purpose, a purpose that is much bigger than any of us can comprehend right now."

Parth nodded slowly, still trying to come to terms with the idea. "Okay, I will keep an open mind. But what do we do now?"

Mister Omkar leaned back in his chair, "We need to support Bhav, guide him, and protect him. But let me be clear, Parth. I could be wrong. I could have mistaken Bhav's aura with that of the Divine Kalkeshwar. But one thing is for sure, Bhav is special. And as you said, he is our baby brother. He needs our guidance and protection."

Parth took a deep breath, feeling a weight settle on his shoulders. He knew that this was a huge responsibility, but he was ready to do whatever it takes to protect his brother and fulfill his destiny.

"I understand, Dad. And honestly, I don't care if Bhav is divine or not. He is my brother, and I love him for who he is. He is innocent, pure, and kind-hearted. He deserves all the happiness in the world, and I will do everything in my power to protect him."

Mister Omkar smiled proudly at his son, "I know you will, son. You have always been a good brother to Bhav. Now, why don't you get some rest? We can talk more about this tomorrow."

Parth stood up and made his way to the door. "Okay, I will. Good night, Dad."

"Good night, son."

The next day dawned bright and sunny, the gentle rays of the sun casting a golden glow on Anant's Mansion. The trees swayed gently in the breeze, and birds chirped happily in the distance. It was a beautiful day, and one that was filled with promise.

As the day began, Anant's car pulled up in front of the mansion, and Bhav's parents stepped out. Bhav, who had been eagerly waiting for their arrival, ran up to them and enveloped them in a tight hug.

"Mom! Dad! You're finally here!" Bhav exclaimed, his eyes shining with joy.