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Twenty eight ♡

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Next morning, before their rigorous training session, everyone gathered together in the common area. The sun was just beginning to rise, casting a soft glow through the windows.

Vanika looked around and then turned her attention to Naina. "Naina, what happened to that patient?" she asked with a concerned expression.

Naina sighed and shook her head slightly. "He's still not well. Hosh to aa gaya hai, but thand bahot lag gayi hai," she explained, her voice tinged with worry.

[He has gained concious.]

Vanika nodded thoughtfully. "Han to hoga hi... Tu uske liye kadha bana de," she suggested, trying to be helpful.

[Make herbal tea for him.]

"Mujhe nahi aata," Naina admitted, feeling a bit helpless.

[I don't know how to prepare it.]

Vanika frowned slightly and then raised an eyebrow. "Doctor kis kaam ki hai?" she teased, though there was a hint of seriousness in her tone.

[Why are you a doctor then?]

"Mai ayurved ki doctor nahi hun," Naina defended herself, crossing her arms.

Vanika flashed a confident smile. "I will prepare kadha for him. Mai bahot talented hun," she declared proudly, already thinking of the ingredients she would need.

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The candidates gathered at the edge of a snow-covered training ground, their breath visible in the icy air. The snowy landscape stretched out before them, a pristine yet challenging arena for their rigorous training. Senior officers Nirmay and Abhiman stood at the front, their authoritative presence commanding attention.

"Welcome to the high-altitude training camp," Nirmay began, his voice steady and clear despite the cold. "Here, you'll be pushed to your limits and beyond. This environment is as harsh as it gets, but it will prepare you for any situation."

Abhiman, a seasoned veteran with a reputation for toughness, stepped forward. "Today, we'll start with endurance drills. Running in snow is no easy task, but it's essential for building stamina and resilience. Remember, out there, conditions won't always be favourable."

"First up, a 5-kilometre run through the snow," Abhiman announced. "Pair up and keep an eye on your partner. Safety is paramount, but so is pushing yourself. Let's move!"

The candidates quickly paired up and began their run. The snow crunched underfoot, each step requiring extra effort as their feet sank into the icy ground. Vanika, paired with Sakshi, set a steady pace, both focused and determined.

"Bhaii meri to kulfi jam rahi hai!!” Sakshi said , running with Vanika.

Ahead, Ishana and Pratha pushed through the snow, their breaths coming in short bursts.

Nearby, Malini and Nitya supported each other through the challenging terrain.

Aditya, running solo after ensuring everyone was paired, kept a close eye on the group's progress. He had a knack for observing and offering support where needed.

After the run, the candidates returned to the training area, panting and flushed from the exertion. Nirmay and Abhiman were waiting.

"Good job, everyone," Nirmay commended. "Next, we move on to strength training. You'll be carrying logs through the snow, working in teams to build trust and cooperation. This will test your physical strength and your ability to work together."