Chapter 116: Chapter 114: Announcer Build’s Up Moment For King’s Entry...

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The festival atmosphere that had filled the streets of Trivenivrata slowly began flowing toward one destination.

The grand royal arena.

Like rivers joining the sea, thousands upon thousands of citizens steadily moved through the decorated roads carrying excitement, flowers, banners, offerings, and endless anticipation.

Entire families walked together.

Children sat on their fathers’ shoulders trying to see over the crowds.

Merchants temporarily abandoned their stalls.

Farmers who had traveled from distant villages looked around with wide eyes.

Even visiting foreigners and nobles from allied kingdoms blended into the massive tide of humanity moving toward the arena.

Because nobody wanted to miss this moment.

Today—A king would be crowned. Before them.

The moment the public entered the colossal arena, many simply froze in place.

The scale before them felt overwhelming.

The arena itself had been expanded and designed grandly enough to host massive gatherings, but today it looked even more magnificent beneath the sunlight and endless decorations.

Rows upon rows of public seating rose in circular layers around the central ceremonial ground.

Royal banners fluttered proudly overhead.

Flower garlands stretched between giant stone pillars.

And at the very center—Sacred yagnas still burned powerfully.

The sages and priests seated around the ceremonial fires continued chanting Vedic mantras without pause despite the growing noise of the crowd around them.

Smoke carrying the fragrance of sacred herbs and sandalwood rose steadily into the sky while the sacred flames danced beneath the wind.

The atmosphere felt both festive and divine simultaneously.

But what truly left the public speechless—Was the military display surrounding the arena.

Every type of army stood assembled proudly around the coronation grounds.

Infantry lines stretched endlessly in disciplined formations.

Archers stood behind them carrying massive bows polished for the ceremony.

Cavalry divisions waited mounted upon decorated horses.

And towering behind many of them—The mighty gaja armies stood like moving mountains.

The combined military strength of Trivenivrata and its allies had gathered visibly for the world to witness.

The elephant divisions from Hastinapur.

The forces of Gandhara.

The warriors of Mathura.

All standing together beneath one ceremonial sky.

Even many visiting rulers quietly exchanged glances seeing the sight.

Because this was no longer merely symbolic support.

This looked like the military backbone of a growing power.

Meanwhile the public continued filling the arena rapidly.

The seats became crowded within astonishing speed while the noise of excited conversations spread like thunder across the massive structure.

Then slowly—As the chosen sacred time for the coronation approached—

The ceremonial drums began echoing across the arena.

-DUM. -DUM.

-DUM...

The entire crowd slowly quieted.

The sages intensified their chanting.

The sacred fires crackled louder beneath the wind.

Then from an elevated ceremonial platform overlooking the arena, the royal announcer stepped forward.

The man stood tall dressed in ceremonial attire carrying a massive staff engraved with the crowned lion emblem of Trivenivrata.

Taking a deep breath—He shouted.

And his trained voice thundered across the gigantic arena so powerfully that even the farthest rows could hear clearly.

"PEOPLE OF TRIVENIVRATA!"

The crowd erupted instantly.

Cheers exploded across the arena.

The announcer raised his hand dramatically before continuing.

"Today you witness not merely a coronation ...but the rise of a kingdom!"

The crowd roared again.

Then the announcer began introducing the assembled armies one by one.

"The infantry divisions!"

At once, thousands of soldiers lifted their spears before slamming them against the ground together.

-THOOM!

The sound shook the arena itself.

The crowd gasped loudly.

-Gasp!

"The royal archers!"

Another massive formation struck their weapons downward in perfect unison.

-THOOM!

"The cavalry divisions!"

Mounted warriors raised their weapons proudly while their horses stamped aggressively.

"The allied forces of Hastinapur!"

The soldiers of Hastinapur struck the earth together with disciplined precision.

-THOOM!

"The mighty warriors of Gandhara!"

-THOOM!

"The honored armies of Mathura!"

-THOOM!

Each impact echoed like thunder across the arena floor.

Children stared with wide eyes.

Foreign merchants looked visibly unsettled.

Even experienced warriors from other kingdoms silently acknowledged the military discipline being displayed before them.

And finally—The announcer’s voice rose even louder.

"THE GAJA ARMIES!"

The massive elephants lifted their trunks simultaneously.

Their deafening trumpeting shook the entire arena while the mahouts guided them into formation.

Then the soldiers standing beside the gaja divisions slammed their spears downward together once more.

-THOOOOOM!

The sheer force of it sent vibrations through the stone seating itself.

The public erupted into thunderous cheers.

And amidst the roaring crowd, burning yagnas, chanting sages, and assembled armies—The coronation ceremony of Trivenivrata had truly begun.

The energy inside the grand royal arena of Trivenivrata only continued rising with every announcement.

The crowd had completely surrendered to the atmosphere now.

Every thunderous strike of spears.

Every trumpet of the war elephants.

Every chant from the sages.

Every beat of the ceremonial drums—All of it merged together into something that felt larger than a simple coronation.

It felt like history unfolding before their eyes.

The moment the announcer finished introducing the assembled armies, the crowd erupted into another massive wave of cheers.

Children shouted excitedly.

Warriors banged their shields proudly.

"...."

"...."

"...."

Even common villagers who had never before witnessed such military displays looked completely overwhelmed by the scale of power gathered inside the arena.

The announcer himself stood proudly upon the elevated ceremonial platform, allowing the cheers to settle before raising his staff once more.

Immediately the drums softened.

-DUM!

The public quieted again.

Then his powerful voice echoed across the arena.

"Today ...not only the people of Trivenivrata stand witness to this sacred coronation!"

His words carried dramatically through the arena walls.

"But honored kings ...great rulers..."

"...allies..."

"...and noble kingdoms from across Bharatvarsha have gathered beneath this sacred sky!"

The crowd roared loudly again.

Because even ordinary citizens understood the importance of this.

The presence of so many rulers meant recognition.

Respect. Legitimacy.

Then the announcer began introducing the royal guests one by one.

And with each name announced—The arena erupted.

"The honored representatives of Hastinapur!"

Immediately the crowd cheered thunderously while the royal section where Bhishma, Vidura, and the Hastinapur royals sat became the focus of thousands of eyes.

The soldiers of Hastinapur struck their spears against the ground proudly.

-THOOM!

The announcer continued loudly.

"The mighty kingdom of Gandhara and its royal family!"

The crowd once again cheered enthusiastically as King Subala acknowledged the public with dignity while nearby nobles admired the proud Gandharan delegation.

Meanwhile somewhere nearby, Prince Shakuni looked entirely too pleased by the loud reaction.

Then came another announcement.

"The noble rulers and honored guests of Mathura!"

The cheers rose again as the Mathuran delegation stood proudly.

The announcer continued introducing allied rulers, noble houses, honored sages, merchant guild leaders, and respected spiritual figures from multiple regions one after another.

Each kingdom received respectful acknowledgment before the gathered masses.

And every time—The public responded with cheers.

Not merely because they were told to.

But because excitement itself had completely consumed the arena.

Meanwhile many visiting rulers quietly observed the crowd reactions carefully.

And some among them slowly realized something important.

The people of Trivenivrata did not behave like fearful subjects watching royal authority from a distance.

They behaved like participants in the kingdom’s rise itself.

There was pride in their voices.

Excitement in their eyes.

And that kind of emotional loyalty toward a ruler was dangerous for rival kingdoms.

Because armies could be defeated.

Gold could be stolen.

Politics could shift.

But the devotion of a united population?

That was far harder to break.

Meanwhile at the center of the arena, the sacred yagnas continued burning powerfully while sages maintained their chants without interruption.

The smoke from the holy fires curled upward toward the brightening skies as though carrying blessings toward the heavens themselves.

Then finally—The announcer slowly lifted his staff higher than before.

The drums deepened.

The atmosphere shifted once more.

Because everyone knew what came next.

The arrival of the man for whom this entire kingdom had gathered.

The soon-to-be crowned king of Trivenivrata.

The atmosphere inside the colossal royal arena shifted once more as the announcer slowly lowered his staff.

The cheering crowd gradually quieted in anticipation.

Even the war elephants seemed calmer now, their massive forms standing proudly beneath the fluttering banners of Trivenivrata.

The sacred yagnas at the center continued burning brightly while the sages maintained their rhythmic chants beneath the open sky.

Then—

The announcer stepped forward again.

This time, his voice carried far more weight.

Far more reverence.

"PEOPLE OF TRIVENIVRATA!"

The crowd roared instantly.

The announcer raised his hand.

"And now... hear the titles carried by the one who shall today ascend the throne of this kingdom!"

The drums deepened.

-DUM... -DUM...

-DUM...

The sound echoed like the heartbeat of the arena itself.

The announcer’s voice thundered outward with overwhelming force.

"The Slayer of Kamsa!"

The arena exploded into cheers.

THOOM!

Thousands of soldiers struck their spears against the ground together.

"The Protector of Dharma!"

THOOM!

"The One Blessed by Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati themselves!"

The public erupted even louder now.

"HARA HARA MAHADEV!"1

The chant spread through the arena like wildfire.

"HARA HARA MAHADEV!"1

The announcer continued powerfully.

"The Lord of the Sacred Triveni!"

"The Guardian of the Rivers!"

"The Lion of Trivenivrata!"

"The One Who Performed the Divine Tandava Before Mahadev1 Himself!"

The crowd had completely lost control now.

People stood from their seats shouting wildly.

Many folded their hands toward the skies remembering the divine Tandava night.

Others raised banners carrying the crowned lion symbol proudly.

Even visiting kings quietly observed the reaction with serious expressions.

Because these were not rehearsed responses.

This was devotion.

The announcer’s voice rose even louder now.

"Gangaputra!"

"Bhumiputra!"

"The Beloved Son of Trivenivrata!"

"The Chosen King of the People!"

Each title struck the arena like thunder.

And with every title—The armies answered.

-THOOM! -THOOM!

-THOOM!...

The synchronized impact of thousands of spears against the arena floor shook the very stone beneath the spectators.

The elephants raised their trunks loudly.

War drums roared.

Conches echoed endlessly.

Meanwhile the sages around the sacred fires intensified their chanting as if the very spiritual energy of the kingdom was rising alongside the ceremony itself.

Then finally—The announcer lifted both hands toward the massive entrance pathway leading into the arena.

His voice became almost explosive.

"THE FUTURE KING OF TRIVENIVRATA!"

The entire arena stood up almost at once.

And for one breathtaking moment—The whole kingdom seemed to hold its breath waiting for Devara to appear.

The entire royal arena of Trivenivrata seemed to tremble beneath anticipation itself.

The sacred fires burned brighter.

The war elephants stamped heavily against the earth.

The soldiers tightened their formations.

And then—The drums began.

Not from one corner. Not from one platform.

But from every direction around the colossal arena.

-DUM. -DUM.

-DUM...

The thunderous rhythm spread across the arena walls like rolling storms.

Every heartbeat within the gathered crowd seemed to synchronize with the sound.

Children stopped moving.

Warriors straightened proudly.

Even the visiting kings focused completely toward the giant entrance gates now.

The atmosphere had become electric.

Then finally—The announcer’s voice exploded across the arena with overwhelming force.

"DEVARATHA!"

At that exact moment—The gigantic royal gates slowly began opening.

The sound of ancient stone and reinforced wood moving echoed heavily across the arena.

And through the opening—Devara entered.

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