Mysterious Time Traveler in Dwapara Yuga

Chapter 3: Lunchtime Antics and Artistic Secrets

They were having lunch, prepared by Eli, who also packed snacks for their evening outing to the zoo. They needed to act like children of their age group to avoid raising suspicions from their families. As they ate, they discussed the activities and tasks for the following week. Adam, scrolling through his phone, suddenly froze. The food on his spoon fell onto the table with a ding. Everyone asked why he was being so dramatic, and he simply turned his phone so they could see what he saw. Bhoomi rolled her eyes while the others reacted with similar drama. Adam asked, "Now you guys are also being dramatic like me?"

Why did her friends suddenly become dramatic? Bhoomi's painting sold at auction for 30 million. Yes, her other identity was that of a painter under the alias "Kiran," and her fans respectfully called her "Master Kiran." In the early stages of her work, there had been a debate about whether Kiran was a boy or a girl. An online poll concluded that Kiran was a boy, and from then on, they started referring to her as him when discussing her alias. The painting that sold was titled Battlefield and Destruction It Will Bring to Humankind.

Seeing their antics, Bhoomi decided to play along, saying, "Yeah, I am great! Now bow down to your queen, you peasants!" She held her head high and changed her posture, exuding confidence. Those who knew her understood she was much more than a queen but still incredibly humble.

Not only Bhoomi, but the others also had one or two identities they used to earn money for their activities. Although their families had money, they needed more than what they could ask for without arousing suspicion. Bhoomi, driven by her curiosity and thirst for knowledge, currently plans to have at least five identities. The money they earned through these identities was managed by Adil and Adam, who also acted as the financial managers of the group.