Duryodhan came back from the Imperial Sacrifice with hatred
towards Yuhishthir. He wants to strike back Yudhisthir with the help of Sakuni.
The plan was to get Yudhisthir to start gambling his riches. What we know about
Yudhisthir is he loves gambling.
The plan that Duryodhan and Sakuni set up was to get
Yudhisthir to start gambling and get him to lose all of his gold and jewels.
The game Yudhisthir loved to play was dice and he really could not get enough
of it. He always wanted to play but he knew that it was not good for him. The
only thing was it was dice night and Yudhisthir knew he could not pass this up.
The bad thing for Yudhisthir is that Duryodhan and Sakuni
have a plan to get the dice to always be against Yudhishtir so he would lose
all of his money. The overall plan was to pay off a man to throw rigged dice
that would also land on the wrong numbers in order for Yudhishthir to lose
everything. While the gambling will be going on Duryodhan and Sakuni will be
hiding so they will not be seen. They will be there watching the dice dealer to
make sure he does everything he gets paid to do.
The two men have been making up this plan for along time and
will not risk it failing. They have been very angry and filled with jealousy and
have made up this genius plan in order to shoot down Yudhishthir. The plan is
about to be a go and Yudhishthir is walking up to the dice area with all of his
riches. He starts being cocky and gets everyone off just for him to play. He
begins to start playing and he starts to lose a few hands and is getting
frustrated that he keeps losing. He then starts to bet more and more and
Duryodhan and Sakuni start to grin with happiness that their plan is working.
He then starts to wonder why he is losing so much so fast
and notices something wrong with the dealer, like he is nervous. He starts to
look around and notices Yudhishthir and Sakuni hiding. He is furious and orders
his guards to kill them immediately. The guards begin running to kill them and
the two men start to run for their lives and before Yudhishthir can look back
at the dice dealer he has vanished.
Author’s Note: The story is a twist to the story called
Fatal Dice. I just use the same characters but switch up the story line a
little bit.
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| Ramayana and Mahabharata |
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