It is the sixth story of the Karna Series. Long ago a girl born out of her loving parents, Dau Balram and his wife Rebati. Her mother hailed from Satya Yug whose father discovered a suitable groom for his only daughter in Dwapar Yug, in the elder si...
One teenager boy was seen protesting to the decision of his elders violently. He was not a bit in favor of it. Let us see what was the decision that he was protesting so violently. But before that let us introduce him to you all. He was none but the adored Vrishaketu or Vrishi, the last alive Son of Karna and the last of the remaining ten siblings of Vrishasen or Vrish.
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Raj Kumar Vrishaketu or Vrishi
"Ham apne Bhrata ke sthan nahin le sakte. Pitashree ke bad yeah sthan mere Vrish Bhaiya ke hain, kadapi mere nahin. (I can't take the place of my own brother. After father it is his, never mine.)" He was stern in his own demand. He stopped talking and then admired the throne in his both hands. His eyes welled up with tears. He was dreaming his father Karna and his dearest elder sibling Vrishasen were sitting in this throne.
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He closed his eyes tightly. Tears were now rolling down his cheeks. He saw them both were smiling happily at him. Like he always saw them at his childhood.
He imagined the day when he ran to his father Karna to show a wounded bird when he was attending a very important meeting. The boy did not have any idea of that. His mothers, both Padma and Supriya, warned him not to do that. Uruvi, his little mother, even ran behind him. To caught hold of him. Yet he did not stop. He ran to his father Karna in great speed and told him hurriedly. "Dekho Pitashree kisine is pakshi ko ghayal kar diya!!! (See father, some evil man had hurt this bird and wounded it badly!!)" He even cried aloud while clutching the bird in his heart. He, as a toddler, was in love with nature and animals.
