We have always read stories about seasan that they are so different and come along to love each other....
what if they are naturally totally oppisites....
if there their excistense together may destroy them
but still both get atteact to each other...
Next morning news of king shekar and prince Sanskar trip left all the palace shocked, again... many try to find out the destination, but king was very secretive about it, Sanskar bed good bye to his sister before leaving giving warm hug, and same to queen and laksh but in more cold way.
Sanskar would like to take his harem with him, as he don't know how long the road would but the kind refused and asked to come only with samrat, which was done in the spot.
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(Sanskar horse)
Shekhar and Sanskar came out of palace, rode their horses with another 20 fine soldiers of ice nation and head just forward.... It took two days to be out of the ice nation and as king shekhar expected the queen put spies between his soldiers so to tell her where they were going which is something he cant allow it for now. He was riding his horse slowly while gazing the road ahead of him
Shekar pov
Ohh queen janki, if you just knew how much I respect you, you wouldn't have been sending spies on me... but it's also your nature as a woman so I can't blame you.
If you were just like.... But what to do? Every son should pay his father's deeds. I pay my dad's ukases and Sanskar will pay mine a long with laksh.
I hoped they like each other, but thanks to you this will never happen.
Ahhhh, father, what would have happen if you just listen to me. Perhaps I wouldn't be forcing my beloved son to this.
"what bothers you father?"
I heard Sanskar asking and easily find the concern tune in his voice
"my father"
"the great king dayal. I heard he was one of best kings through our nation history"
I couldn't help but to chuckle sarcastically "yea he was"
"did I say something wrong?"
"nahi, just repeat your words Sanskar"
Few seconds past and I gaze him reading confusion among his facial features, so I end his puzzle
"you said great king, but not man, nor father"
His surprise face remind me of myself years ago
"great king –definitely, great man – perhaps, great father – I would surly doubt that"
