Chapter 31

On a bright day when Karna visited Hastinapur, Duryodhana suddenly wanted to go on a leisure trip and hunting expedition to the Dwitavana forest.

He invited some of his soldiers, his wife, Karna, Shakuni, and a few of his younger siblings to join in the event.

They had fun hunting until nearing midday when Duryodhana saw a large, clean lake. He suddenly felt like swimming there.

Some soldiers were called to guard the lake.

Soon after, the sent soldiers returned battered and bruised. "What happened?" asked Duryodhana.

A soldier reported that some Gandharva creatures prevented them from entering the lake because it was in use.

When they tried to force their way in, Gandharva soldiers appeared and attacked them.

Gandharvas are celestial beings who work as singers and dancers for the gods.

Sometimes they act as messengers between gods and humans.

Despite this, they are fierce fighters who use various magic and illusions to defeat their enemies.

Upon hearing this, Karna immediately said, "

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