A Different Turn of Events
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What if Krishna decided to interfere and make Shakuni lose control of his dice when Karna and Arjuna were being bided causing Karna to become Arjuna's slave?
What if destiny changed it's course after that win?
Let us see what changes will occur to the Epic of Mahabharata when Karna is now the slave of the Pandavas.
A/N - This is a fanfiction based on my imagination. It is not meant to offend anyone or the original epic. In this story Karna has no family and is an orphan. He also does not realize he is the slave of the Pandavas since he is not present during the Dyut Sabha.
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