Chapter 32

The next day, Karna returned to their tent in Dwitavana Forest, finding Duryodhana safe in a small hut there. Karna felt immensely relieved as he had been searching for Duryodhana after defeating the pursuing Gandharvas. It took him the whole night to escape and eliminate them. Karna was exhausted and bleeding, finding it challenging to defeat those celestial beings.

"My friend Duryodhana," Karna bowed before him. "I am truly amazed by your greatness in overcoming the Gandharvas. Honestly, I was nearly defeated by them, and it was only by sheer luck that I survived."

Karna didn't know that Arjuna had saved Duryodhana and thought it was Duryodhana who had defeated the Gandharvas. Duryodhana, unaware of this, couldn't be angry with Karna. He saw Karna's injuries and exhaustion.

"My friend," Duryodhana replied weakly, "I have been greatly humiliated. I have lost face and the will to live. I plan not to eat and fast until death comes for me."

Karna, not understanding, asked for the reason
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