Mysterious Time Traveler in Dwapara Yuga

Chapter 9: Hidden Heroes: The Legacy of The Shadows

As another year came to an end, new difficulties arose. Bhoomi was juggling multiple identities, shining in racing under the alias "Prince." Prince always topped the races he participated in. Meanwhile, Bhoomi was diving deeper into her medical studies, growing more interested and specialized. She no longer feared cadavers, regardless of their condition.

The wealth of other forces was draining due to their interference, but by the time they noticed, it was too late. As their organization moved closer to the top position, they were just one step away from being at the pinnacle. Everyone in their organization specialized in at least one field, aiding their expansion. The tally was designed in the shape of a lion with an upturned tail, featuring a number to help identify superiors.

The final step to the top involved raiding the current topmost organization, which specialized in smuggling illegal weaponry to create chaos in unstable regions. Bhoomi and her team, using information from mass surveillance, raided the criminal gang's headquarters. They surrounded the place and engaged in a fight, overwhelming the enemies and leaving their weapons for the authorities. The next day, the government claimed to have taken down a major threat.

When asked about their success, Bhoomi advised caution to avoid unwanted attention, knowing they were now on the government's radar. As the years passed, Bhoomi found joy in her achievements in racing and singing, which served as stress relievers. They continued helping the government capture criminals through their spy network. Adam and Adil took on most of the work, but Bhoomi also contributed, using her hacking skills under the alias "Dark Queen."

One day, while working on a project, their warning signals blared, indicating an emergency. They discovered a terrorist group planning an attack. They passed the information to the government and provided manpower to curb the threat. When working with the government, they used their masks and were recognized as a neutral organization helping those in need.

Years flew by, and after their successes in various industries, they decided to take a two-week vacation to enjoy a normal life. They planned a trip to Disneyland, fulfilling Eli's long-time wish. They flew to California, where Rosy's parents lived. For a week, they enjoyed the beach, concerts, and surfing. Finally, they visited Disneyland, where the girls' faces lit up with joy. They took pictures with Disney characters, and Bhoomi playfully showed Mickey a photo of her kissing Donald Duck, causing laughter all around.

After the vacation, they returned to India and resumed their work. Bhoomi continued her medical studies and was finally announced as the old man's successor under the alias "Parminda." Officially, no one seemed happier than the old man, who handed over his work to Bhoomi and took up fishing as a new hobby. Despite never catching any fish, he once brought Bhoomi along to showcase his skills, only to claim the fish had run away because of her. Their relationship was like that of a grandparent and grandchild.

As time passed, their bond grew stronger, but fate had other plans. The old man passed away one fateful night, leaving a void in their lives. He had been their protector in the shadows, guiding them through unknown territories. A week after his death, Bhoomi received a letter from a lawyer stating her presence was needed for the reading of Arivudai Nambi's will. Bhoomi and her friends went to the designated place, where they were met by lawyers who had taught them about laws and loopholes.

The will stated that Arivudai Nambi's underworld strategy company would be managed by Bhoomika under the alias "Abhimanyu." Additionally, his assets were to be divided among Bhoomika, Rosaline, Adam, Adil Baiq, and Elisa. This revelation brought tears to their eyes, and for the first time, other members of the organization learned Bhoomi's real name, as they had always referred to each other by their tally numbers.