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The Demon's Hunger

Four hundred years ago, in a quaint village filled with the enchantment of magic, there lived a remarkable sorcerer and poet named Sakhar. He possessed an extraordinary gift for poetry and would often traverse the village's winding roads, mesmerizing all who listened with his lyrical verses.

One fateful day, as the sun painted the sky with its golden hues, Sakhar's wandering eyes caught sight of a young girl frolicking in the vibrant mustard fields with her companions. Her beauty struck him like a bolt of lightning, and he couldn't help but be captivated by her radiant charm. In that very moment, he felt an inexplicable connection and decided that he must find a way to meet her.

Determined to make the girl his life partner, Sakhar sought the blessings of the village's esteemed head, a wise and compassionate man. He sent his emissaries to summon the girl and her parents to discuss this unusual request. Upon hearing of the magician's exceptional talents and noble character, the girl's parents were thrilled and honored at the prospect of their daughter marrying such a remarkable man. And so, with the head of the village's blessings, Sakhar and the beautiful girl began their journey together.

Settling in a cozy corner of the village, they lovingly built their home and their love blossomed like the most fragrant of flowers. Soon, their joy multiplied manifold as the couple welcomed twin baby daughters into their lives. Overwhelmed with happiness, they failed to notice that one of the babies had an unusual appearance.

[to be continued]

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I tried architectural drawings for the first time here. 

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the brahmaputra

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