Vanara Stories

Protagonist: Ira Kaul - a modern young woman, software engineer, and secret devotee of Hanuman, who unknowingly carries an ancient mark that ties her to the Vanara legacy.

**Title: The Tale of Vanara: Chronicles of Unity and Division** In the mystical realm of the Enchanted Jungle, where magic weaved through every leaf and creature, there existed an epic saga known as "The Tale of Vanara: Chronicles of Unity and Division." This timeless story recounted the ancient conflict between the noble clans of unicorns, the cunning packs of wolves, and the mighty tribes of gorillas over the coveted Moonstone. Once, these clans lived in harmony, their unique strengths contributing to the jungle's prosperity. However, the emergence of the Moonstone ignited a fierce battle, fueled by greed and envy. As the jungle suffered from the clans' relentless pursuit of power, the wise elders of the jungle intervened, casting an impenetrable barrier that separated the territories of the unicorns, wolves, and gorillas. "The Tale of Vanara" served as a powerful reminder of the consequences of greed, pride, and the importance of unity. The vanara, wise and ancient beings, were the keepers of this tale, passing it down through generations. The story's name, "Vanara," symbolized the guardians of wisdom, knowledge, and the hope for reunification. Generations of vanara guardians preserved this tale, teaching the younger ones the importance of harmony and cooperation. The story inspired listeners, filling their hearts with the desire for a future where the clans could rise above their differences and reunite the fractured land. "The Tale of Vanara: Chronicles of Unity and Division" stood as a beacon of wisdom in the enchanted jungle, reminding all who heard it of the jungle's lost unity and the hope that one day, the clans would come together again, healing the wounds of the past and restoring the paradise that once was.

At the age of ten the first word or words your soulmate will speak to you appear tattooed on your arm. For some it is something as simple as a simple "hello." For others it is something a bit more complex. Depending on the color of your tattoo that will determine the type of relationship you and your soulmate will have. Pink for platonic. Red for romantic. White if your soulmate has died before you've met them. Light grey if it's not destined to work. But, what if your words are a mixture of colors or a color that is not one of the four known ones? What then? Is there even a point of looking forward to finding them? Does it mean the relationship is meant to be something more? Or are they just words without meaning? I do not own the Sanders Sides characters. They belong to the wonderfully awesome Thomas Sanders. The cover image was found in an online search for "analogical" and will probably be changed at some point.