Chapter 27

King Dhritarashtra remained silent, unable to make a decision. Bhisma appeared displeased by this and asked Yudhisthira, "Are you aware of the consequences?" "Yes," replied Yudhisthira. The old grandfather snorted and said nothing more. Likewise, Drona and Vidura stayed quiet. Karna looked around and remained silent. It was the right of Duryodhana and Yudhisthira to stake what they had. Outsiders like them couldn't interfere unless ensuring that both were fully aware of the risks.

The dice were rolled, and Yudhisthira got the numbers 3, 4, 4 from the three dice, totaling 11. Shakuni, playing on behalf of Duryodhana, began to roll his dice. Duryodhana's heart raced; he might lose his kingdom. When the dice stopped, the first die showed a 5, the second showed a 1, and the last showed a 6, totaling 12.

Yudhisthira's face turned pale, as did his four brothers. Bhima, furious, erupted and refused to accept the decision. He even threatened to go to war if Duryodhana took their kingdom.

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