Chapter 78:
A Surprising Revelation
As the Pandavas and Draupadi mingled with the guests in Dwarka, Draupadi’s sharp senses picked up on a subtle, familiar presence. She turned her head slightly and addressed Krishna with a playful tone.
“Don’t spy on me from over there, Brother Krishna,” she said, her voice carrying just enough to catch Krishna’s attention.
The Pandavas, who had been quietly discussing Draupadi’s impressive spying skills, were taken aback. Krishna, who had been hidden behind a pillar, looked both surprised and impressed.
“How did you know?” Krishna asked, stepping forward with a look of astonishment.
Draupadi merely smiled. “A queen’s intuition,” she replied cryptically. “And I’ve learned to be aware of my surroundings.”
Krishna, admiring Draupadi’s perceptiveness, moved towards her and embraced her warmly. “You never cease to amaze me, Draupadi,” he said, his voice filled with genuine admiration.
The Pandavas watched the exchange with a mix of amusement and pride. They whispered among themselves, marveling at Draupadi’s keen awareness and the bond she shared with Krishna.
Arjuna leaned in and said, “It seems Draupadi’s skills are more profound than we thought. Even Krishna couldn’t hide from her.”
Nakula added, “Indeed. She’s not only a remarkable queen and warrior but also possesses a remarkable ability to sense things that others might miss.”
Sahadeva nodded in agreement. “It’s clear that her instincts are sharp and her connection with Krishna only enhances her insight.”
As Krishna released Draupadi from the embrace, he continued to smile, acknowledging her unique abilities and their deep connection. The atmosphere lightened as Krishna joined the group, and the celebrations continued with a newfound appreciation for Draupadi’s exceptional skills.
