REBIRTH OF SULTANA DRAUPADI ✅

Chapter 150

**Chapter 150**

Draupadi, alongside her brothers Pavaka, Pavamana, and Suchi, and their father Agni Deva, stood in a spacious courtyard. The air was filled with an electrifying energy as they prepared for a friendly yet intense practice session of knife fighting. Each of them held a gleaming blade, their eyes focused and determined. This was not just a test of skill, but a demonstration of their unique abilities and the familial bond they shared.

As they began, Draupadi's movements were fluid and graceful, her training evident in every strike and parry. Her brothers, skilled in their own right, tried their best to keep up. Pavaka lunged forward with a swift attack, only for Draupadi to effortlessly dodge and counter with a quick slice that barely missed him. Pavamana and Suchi coordinated their efforts, attempting to outmaneuver her with a flurry of synchronized strikes. Yet, Draupadi's agility and sharp reflexes made it clear that she was a formidable opponent.

Amidst this intense practice, Agni Deva stood tall, a towering figure of calm and authority. His presence was awe-inspiring, and his skill unmatched. He observed his children with a watchful eye, occasionally stepping in to test their limits. When he did, his movements were precise and powerful, a testament to his divine nature. Despite their best efforts, Pavaka, Pavamana, and Suchi found themselves unable to gain the upper hand against their father and sister. Agni Deva and Draupadi's coordination was seamless, their movements a perfect blend of grace and power.

As the practice continued, the Pandavas watched from the sidelines, their eyes filled with admiration and curiosity. They whispered among themselves, discussing the impressive display before them.

"Look at Draupadi," Yudhishthira murmured, his voice tinged with awe. "Her skills are extraordinary. It's no wonder she's such a respected figure."

Bheema nodded in agreement, his eyes following her every move. "She's a natural warrior, no doubt about it. And her connection with Agni Deva only enhances her abilities."

Arjuna, always keen on observing combat techniques, leaned in closer. "Their coordination is impeccable. It's like they're reading each other's minds. There's a deep understanding between them."

Nakula, ever the admirer of elegance in combat, added, "Draupadi's movements are so fluid, almost like a dance. It's mesmerizing to watch."

Sahadeva, with his keen observational skills, remarked, "It's not just about skill. It's the bond they share that makes them so formidable together. They trust each other implicitly."

As the practice session drew to a close, it was clear that Agni Deva and Draupadi had outmatched Pavaka, Pavamana, and Suchi. The three brothers, though skilled and valiant, couldn't quite match the combined prowess of their father and sister. Agni Deva, with a gentle smile, called for a halt, acknowledging the efforts of his children.

Breathing heavily, yet smiling, Pavaka, Pavamana, and Suchi sheathed their knives. They approached their sister and father, sharing a moment of mutual respect and affection. Draupadi, with a proud yet humble expression, embraced her brothers, her eyes shining with the love she held for them.