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Chapter 26 The Magic Pill (2)
Chadroprahal took Geeta, as Manasivi liked to call himself when he was a girl, and took her to his bedroom.In the room, the colors of the chairs are cheerful, but the atmosphere of the whole room is lonely and melancholy.The window was gloomy, and there was no light or vitality to be seen.The servants moved silently on the carpet, as if the sound of their footsteps was a crime.The room smelled faintly of medicine (medicine for insanity).A shriveled bouquet is placed in the closet, which can be said to be the only decoration in the house—however, it may just be someone's favorite, not everyone who enters the house regards it as a decoration.

Chadropraha was very concerned about the Brahmin's fiancée, and chatting with her was very happy, which she rarely did.Maybe it's because she has a pair of mysterious eyes, maybe she has a premonition of what is going to happen.Either way, you should be happy, King Wickram.It seems to Geeta that her beautiful new friend has something to hide, because there is always a sad look on her brow.One day, when they were resting, Geeta asked her why she was always frowning.Chachopraha told her this story:
"One day in spring, my friends and I were walking in the garden, and we met a very handsome Brahmin man. The moment our eyes met, he became unconscious, and I almost fainted. Later, I was taken home by my companions. I don’t know his name or where he lives, but his appearance has always been deeply imprinted in my mind. I cannot extricate myself from the injury, so my face is pale and my body is emaciated." After speaking, the beautiful princess sighed deeply.She concluded that if this continues, she may not survive the beginning of next month.

"What will happen to you if I bring your beloved to you now?" the Brahmin's fiancée asked earnestly.

"I will serve you like a cow or a horse, and be your most loyal servant." said the beautiful princess.

Hearing her words, Gita immediately spit out the pill from her mouth, quickly transformed into Manasiwi himself, and then carefully put the pill in the small kit hanging around her neck.Seeing this scene, Chadropraha was very surprised, she stood there in a daze with an expression of disbelief.

"Vampires! It's better for us to be less descriptive." Vikram roared loudly, while pulling the bag up and down quickly. At this time, he was sweating profusely from exhaustion, as if it contained gold coins.

"Then let's make a long story short!" The vampire went on to tell the following story.

Manasivi had eight ways of marrying in his mind: Wiz, also a traditional Brahmin way, in which a girl marries a Brahmin or an aristocrat without dowry; In this kind of ceremony, the girl is exercising the gifts or fees and sacrifices of the priest's etiquette; the Asha style means that if the girl's father receives two cows from the groom, it means that they will exchange them for the bride—— Prominent Indians say that this custom of taking money to marry a daughter is like selling the body; the Asura style, when the bride's father receives the bridegroom's money in exchange for the bride; Betrothed to him, then the girl's father will tell his daughter: You are engaged, go to perform religious ceremonies; Pai Sacha style refers to using tricks to take the girl away and leave his home; Lakasha style refers to She is taken prisoner in battle, or her groom triumphs over his rival; the last is the Gandhawa style, that is, the marriage takes place with mutual consent—a modern form of marriage between a man and a woman in lower classes. It is customary for the friends of the bride and groom to attend and hang garlands around the necks of the newlyweds, announcing that they are each other's wives or husbands.

Because of his social status and age, Manasiwi prefers modern customs, and the princess is fully qualified to let her father hold such a wedding for her because of her own status-in this way, she can choose her own husband.Moreover, Rama, Arjuna, Krishna, Nala and others also suggested that if the princess gets married, she should adopt this form.

And just like that, they got married.Five months after their marriage, Manasiwei never took a step out of the palace. The two were like glue, staying together day and night.She accompanied him during the day, and he accompanied her at night. As a result, he was pleasantly surprised to find that he was going to be a father soon.

Under normal circumstances, since the two are so loving, they are together 24 hours a day, every moment, and their sex life must be very harmonious.Still, Manashwe was not getting enough.He began to yearn for more freedom and blamed his wife for not taking him out to have a look.It can be imagined that at the beginning, they called each other because of the first sight, and looked for death. Unexpectedly, after they became husband and wife, things changed completely.Not only Manasivi was tired of seeing Chadropraha, but Chadropraha was also tired of seeing Manasivi.How stupid people are, she thought silently, why should they marry?Why put both parties in the prison of marriage?From then on, they started arguing all day long.When Manasiwi retorted her, he said that he wanted to go back to the time before they were married; and she always made fun of him as a weak little girl, which was disgusting.She also indirectly told him an old fairy tale to mock him. She said: "Once upon a time there was a young woman who unknowingly married a devil who was hideous by day and ugly by night. becomes a man so beautiful that no one can see him. Finally, she cites a poet's poem against this half-hearted and fickle person:
Drive those fickleness away!
It not only makes people feel extremely tired inside,
It also wiped out the positive hearts of many people;
Useless, useless, all you do is in vain,
Your despicable behavior is unfolding before my eyes,

I can't accept that my lover is the one I despise
……

"Oh! Great King Wickram, at this point, you seem to be able to draw a conclusion to this story, but since this story is very long, I must continue."

Manasivi and Chachopraha finally decided that Geeta was his future identity, and they called each other "twins", "smiling light" and "agreeers" (smile at the first sight of each other, anyway, One of the opinions put forward, the other must agree) commensurate.The old king was soon persuaded by them, and not only assented to their opinion, but said that they would in time improve their health by exercise and amusement.

Seeing such a change in his beloved daughter, King Subiche was afraid of losing her, so he would agree to anything they wanted.So the daughter's life started a new page: they went on a short-term visit together, took a bath together, participated in music gatherings and dances together, rode in an ox cart and played water rafting together... In short, they lived a very fulfilling life.

It happened by coincidence.At a banquet at the Treasurer's house attended by the royal family, the Treasurer's son fell in love with the beautiful Geeta, and love at first sight happened again.At that time, the heroic young man said to his friend on the spot: "This girl is my life, and if I don't get her, my life will end."

After attending the banquet, the king returned to the palace with his daughter and Gita.But the treasurer's son fell into lovesickness-there is nothing more heartbreaking than the loss of the girl he loved, and he was devastated.His friend kept a secret for him, but within a few days, the secret made him restless and he wanted to speak out.Seeing that his friend was so depressed, he used this as an excuse to tell the treasurer exactly what happened, and he was also relieved.

After a little preparation, the treasurer went to see the king.Facing the majestic king, he said: "Dear Your Majesty! My son fell in love with the Brahmin's fiancée and became depressed. He didn't think about eating and drinking all day long. He became like this because he couldn't see her. If you, Your Majesty, can be merciful and give him this girl, he will come back to life; if not..."

"Stupid!" rebuked the treasurer before the king had finished speaking, "listen! It is very foolish to encourage a prince to do such an immoral thing. A man who has promised another to be a protector, But put aside other people's trust in him, how will others trust him in the future? And you want me to do such a thing now."

The treasurer knew that the king could not lose his faith because of him, and he was not ignorant of the monarch's temper, so he said to himself: "I hope the child will not be obsessed." He drooped his head and stood there in despair. Extremely, not a word.The king reprimanded and insulted him for a while, and praised and flattered him for a while. He used both soft and hard methods in order to make him speak.The treasurer's eyes filled with tears, and he finally begged the king to go home and rest.When he walked out of the palace gate, he shouted with extraordinary determination: "I will go on a hunger strike for ten days!"

The treasurer summoned all his servants as soon as he got home, and then walked quickly to his son's room.At this time, the young man was lying motionless on the blanket like a dead body, his face was yellow and emaciated.The minister took his son's hand and said softly: "Erras! Poor boy, I can do nothing but die with you!"

As soon as the servants heard it, the minister's words were immediately spread, and everyone told their friends that the treasurer did not want to live anymore.When people heard this, they all came to the minister's house to see if he really followed his word.Everyone was anxious to know if he was really going to die, how, where, and when.In the end they weren't disappointed: don't get me wrong, people don't want the chancellor to die, but because he was a good master and his death must have been extraordinary (Wickram really wanted to be mad at Betal- — to be so insulting to human nature, but the demon pretended not to see this and continued)  …

The treasurer had been on a hunger strike for three days, and all the ministers of the council were assembled and resolved to retire if the king did not grant their entreaties.The Treasurer plays a very important role among them, so he cannot be lost.The cabinet minister said: "If the king rejects us, what will happen? What use are we ministers?"

The next morning, the ministers came before the king and reported humbly: "The son of the treasurer is dead, and his death is nothing, but his poor father has been on a hunger strike for three days (the king knows what they mean) .In any case, we can't save him. If his father dies, the government affairs of the country will be seriously affected. Isn't he a very good treasurer? Half of the books in the treasury have been eaten away by termites. The paper has also been corroded by the poisonous substances in the ink, some have holes, and the other half of the accounts are also illegible. These tasks are waiting for the treasurer to deal with. Your Majesty, you agree to our request, and the solution will be resolved The answer to these questions."

These matters were indeed very urgent, and the king was shaken, but he did not show it, saying very firmly that he understood the value of the treasurer and his son, and wanted to save them.But he can't break his promise, and would rather sacrifice a group of people than fail to fulfill his duties faithfully.If a person has the belief that he must die, no one can stop him.No one knows when he came, when he left, where and what happened.But as long as his achievements are affirmed by people, he will definitely be famous forever.There is not much novelty in human nature, and it may not have any purpose, but you must never do things that are treacherous.Know how to learn beneficial lessons for yourself from others.

(End of this chapter)