After the grand Ram Navami celebrations, the deities went back to school along with their friends. Luckily the deities had helped their devotees get back to them, yet there's more to be done.
"Laksh, how was your Ram Navami celebration?" Vasudev asks.
"So great!! It was actually life changing." Lakshman replied. "Also I had this strange dream, that lord Ram came to save me. Yet I was calling him by your name."
"Accha." Vasudev smiled. "Vasudev is Hari, Krishna and Ram. As they're omnipresent."
"I can't believe I blamed Shree Hari all this time. Vasudev, when I was thirtheen, I had lost my grandparents to malaria. They were Hari devotees, and so was I." Lakshman said.
"Oh, I'm sorry for your loss."
"Now I realise Shree Hari isn't the cause of death but he is the source of life. He didn't take them away." Lakshman added.
"I said this to one of my friends once, Laksh. This is what people are supposed to do, death is certain. The soul changes the body like clothes." Vasudev said. "The body is destructible but the soul isn't."
"Waw! That's written in the Gita." Lakshman's face lit up. "Who was that lucky friend who you told? It's very comforting."
"My friend Arjuna." Vasudev replied. "But I wonder how he's going now? He and his brothers. Maybe they're fine."
"Arjuna?!"
"Yes."
"From Mahabarat?"
"No silly." Vasudev laughed. "There are other people called Arjuna in this world right! Like how your name is Lakshman."
"Accha, Vasudev."

Meantime Shiva was talking to Aniruddh and Meenakshi.
"Gaurav, I have a quiz! Ugh!" Meenakshi said. "I hope my Bhole baba helps me."
"He will." Gaurav showed a sweet smile.
"You're right Gaurav. I'll trust him." Meenakshi agreed.
"Hey Gaurav, want to go to the movies with our crew? We're going to see Zero starring SRK." Aniruddh asks.
"Sure I will." Gaurav said.
"Aniruddh! I thought we were going to watch a movie with Salman." Meenakshi asks. "I hope Bhole baba helps me get to Salman too." Meenakshi giggled.
"Oh my, that wasn't on my agenda." Gaurav jokingly thought.
"Hey Siddhu, I have succeeded in buying a bhavan." Akshobhya says.
"Really! Great to hear." Siddhant replied.
"Now to surprise them."
"Yes!"

Thereafter Ariadne met Rafaai.
"How are you, Thygatéra?" Rafaai asks.
"I'm ok, I don't feel depressed anymore." Ariadne says.
"Nice to hear."
"But Rafaai, my parents are doing Easter celebrations. And I don't feel to help or celebrate." Ariadne said. "I don't see the point."
"I see a point."
"What is it?" Ariadne automatically smiled. "You know I like listening to you."
"Thygatera, that's for you to find out."
"Rafaai, you're so strange. But I like it." Ariadne laughed. "Oh one thing, my grandpa asked about you. Remember you have healed him."
"Yes, I have heard his prayers."
"His what?" Ariadne became puzzled.
"I meant, he must be constantly praying. Just a wild guess." Rafaai replied.
"Yes he does. But he asked for you." Ariadne chuckled again.
"Tell him I'm fine."
"Ok."
"They were so astonished when you have healed him. You're very unique." Ariadne says. "I forgot to give you something. It's somewhere in my bag,"
"Thygatéra that's not necessary. You don't need to give me anything."
"Rafaai. Keep quiet." Ariadne lightly demands, then she took out a rose. "Here. A symbol of my friendship!"
"Thygatéra." Rafaai smiled. "Your Agape is strong."
"My what?"
"Friendship love."
Rafaai was however moved by her friendly gift! Long ago people of society gave him thorns, but now a person of society gave him the rose.
"Thank you, Thygatéra." Rafaai added, as he felt compassion.
"Rafaai! Your hand is bleeding!"
"Oh no, I forgot." Rafaai thought.
Ariadne took a cloth from in her bag and wiped his hand.
"Where did you injure your hand?!"
"It's gone, it's gone. Don't worry, child."
"Here." Ariadne tied the cloth on his hand. "Keep the cloth. And take care of yourself."
"Sure."