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"so you're here for diplomatic business?" Kaurvaki questioned the princess in front of her. "yeah, my father rules the east side of Raj Putana and my mother rules the west, it's quite confusing but they're split up due to my father lacking his duties!" Princess Enkhara explained, Kaurvaki took into account every word she said. They both talked for hours till the question of marriage came in. "I want someone who respects women and would give me honour and respect!" Enkhara said. "my marriage is to be decided in the Swayamvara but I wish for Ashok to win me he is the only one for me!" Kaurvaki stated lovingly. "aww, I think you two are made for one another, hopefully he does win the Swayamvar, my best wishes are with you!" Enkhara wished to Kaurvaki. "once Ashok returns from the battlefield my Swayamvar will happen the next day!" Kaurvaki explained. Kaurvaki closed her eyes resting her head on Enkhara's shoulder, she lost herself to a dream,

"Site, I am very fortunate to have you as my wife, in the future when the universe wants to remember me they shall recite your name before mine and know that you were the reason for me becoming meriada purshuttom Ram!" Ram stated pleased to Sita. Sita smiled going into his arms.

Kaurvaki opened her eyes, her brows showed the confusion on her face. 'weird, I saw Lord Ram showing his love towards his Sita, why?' Kaurvaki said her goodbye's to Enkhara and headed to her palanquin with her guards and daasi's waiting all behind her. Before she sat in the palanquin she turned to the high balcony to see if she could find Ashok, to her disappointment he was not there. Kaurvaki journeyed to Kalinga alone. King Dhishrtara was greeted by the grand king of Delhi (Indraprastha), the capital of India and where the great Pandavas and Queen Yagyasaini used to reign in the legendary Sanskrit text, Mahabharata! The grand king is the grandfather of the ruling king of Delhi.

The king's grandfather came to evaluate the Magadh lands, and on the way he met with the crowned Princess of Kalinga and she did not look pleased.

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