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Returning to Avanti after the tumultuous events of Draupadi's wedding, Purnima and Karna found themselves enveloped in the familiar embrace of their kingdom.
Queen Kashvi, recognizing the turmoil in Karna's eyes, welcomed him warmly. "Karna, my son, you made the right decision. A throne tainted with association with evil is not one worth sitting on. You are free now, and your place is with us," she said, her eyes filled with maternal affection.
King Devesh, standing beside his wife, nodded in agreement. "Karna, you are not just a warrior; you are a part of this royal family. You may have relinquished the throne of Anga, but you have gained a kingdom of hearts here in Avanti. It is time for you and Purnima to share the responsibilities of ruling over Avanti and Sindhu."
Karna, ever humble, hesitated. "But, Maharaj Devesh, I am no longer a king. I am a warrior, and my place is in the battlefield, not on the throne."
King Devesh placed a reassuring hand on Karna's shoulder. "Karna, when I accepted you as my son-in-law, I also accepted you as my son. Your destiny is intertwined with ours. Avanti and Sindhu need both a warrior and a ruler. Together, you and Purnima will lead these mighty kingdoms to prosperity."
Purnima, with gratitude in her eyes, stepped forward. "Karna, my love, my partner, we embark on this journey together. Your strength on the battlefield and your wisdom in the court will be the pillars of our rule."
Karna, touched by the unwavering support of his newfound family, nodded in agreement. "For you, Purnima, and for the prosperity of Avanti and Sindhu, I will embrace this responsibility."
Purnima and Karna, side by side, learned the art of governance from King Devesh.
They delved into matters of diplomacy, justice, and the intricacies of managing a kingdom.
Under the watchful guidance of King Devesh, Karna transitioned from being just a warrior to a wise and just ruler. Though he was the newly crowned king of Anga he was not raised in a palace and did not know many intricacies.
As they worked tirelessly to strengthen their kingdoms, the bond between Purnima and Karna deepened. They faced challenges together, made tough decisions, and celebrated victories.
The people of Avanti and Sindhu witnessed the harmony between their rulers and felt a sense of security and prosperity under their reign.
In the quiet moments, Karna would often steal glances at Purnima, marveling at the grace with which she handled the responsibilities of a queen. Purnima, in turn, admired Karna's unwavering commitment to justice and his people. Together, they embodied the perfect blend of strength and compassion, earning the respect and love of their subjects.
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