This is the untold story of a wife of one of the most promising and remarkable archer of Mahabharata. Karna. This girl loved him unconditionally from the very bottom of her heart and was witness of his endless pain, suffering, dilemma and agony to p...
At the Royal chamber of Queen of Anga: some days later:
Padma was sinking fast. Her health was deteriorating day by day. She was not opening her eyes. Her blood was now poisoned by strychnine or Kalkut that made her condition more critical than before. Before her blood had been poisoned by the dead fetus but now she was being poisoned by the girl named Devi Sulochana who fast became the head Maid and the most trusted comapinion of Radhama. Her falling health even worried the God Trinity or Tridev. At her birth she had been given the boon of "Iccha Mrityu" or "death at her own choice" due to her golden heart!!! She, Brahma Dev Putri Devi Padmavati, was banished from heaven when she had taken the womb of her sister Sutanuka. To save the life of that child. (Read my story on Supriya to know more.) ................................
Back Story: Of birth of Padmavati:
She looked ravishingly beautiful that day when she was banished from the heaven and her name was removed from it. She did not look anxious or sorry. As she was happy to help her dying sister.
"Brahma Putri Padmavati kya apne aparadh swikar karti ho?!! (Do you admit your sin, o Lord Brahma's dear daughter Padmavati?!!)" Indra Dev asked her grumpily.
She lifted her eyes to him and asked him softly "Kya ek niraparsh shishu ke Pran Raksha karna aparadh hain (is saving the life of an unborn child called sin), Devraj?!!!"
Devaraj Indra Dev looked a little bit uncomfortable. He knew that it was not a sin to save an innocent child. Yet it was against destiny!!! The child was destined to die in the womb of his own mother Sutanuka!!! Altering One child's fate was a sin!!!
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Dev Raj Indra Dev (King of Gods)
Barun Dev looked impressed by her logic. He smiled at her. She folded her palms to him in respect.
"Uttar dijiye (reply Her), Indra Dev!!!" He asked him sarcastically. He wanted to hear Indra Dev's reasoning too.
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Barun Dev (God of water)
"Ha. Ha. Niruttar kyun?!! Mounta kis Karan bash?!! (Yes. Yes. Why so silent now?!! Why not answer her query?!!)" Chandra Dev asked him too.
