Abhi, who had also been chosen, caught my eye. He was a worthy opponent, but I couldn't help but notice his physical weakness. I made a mental note to spar with him again, to refine my skills and test my limits.

But then, she walked in. A girl with a face so captivating, so full of innocence and childlike wonder, that I couldn't look away. Her beauty was striking, and I felt my heart skip a beat as she sat beside me.

As she gazed into my eyes, I felt like I was drowning in their depths. Her curious expression held me spellbound, and I couldn't help but wonder what she was thinking. Time seemed to stand still, leaving only the two of us, lost in each other's gaze.

I was aware of my brothers, of Abhi, of the entire class, but they faded into the background as I focused on her. Her eyes sparkled with curiosity, and I felt myself getting lost in their shine.

As our eyes met, I sensed a subtle shift in her gaze. The competitive spark that once flashed in her eyes softened, replaced by a gentle, vulnerable look. My heart skipped a beat, and I felt an inexplicable flutter in my chest. It was as if time stood still, leaving only the two of us, lost in each other's depths.

Her eyes, once captivating, now held me spellbound. I felt like I was drowning in their green expanse, unable to look away. The world around us melted away, leaving only the gentle hum of our connection. I longed to be trapped in their tranquility, to bask in the warmth of her gaze.

But our moment was fleeting. The teacher's arrival shattered the spell, and the class erupted in a chorus of morning greetings. As I stood up to wish Ramraj, I caught a glimpse of her face inches from mine. My heart stopped. I was transfixed by the gentle curve of her lips, the softness of her features, and the overwhelming urge to kiss her.

My thoughts were a jumbled mess, unable to form a coherent sentence. I was lost in the depths of her eyes, unable to escape. But reality intruded, and I felt her hand wave in front of my eyes, snapping me back to the present.

"Are you listening?" she asked, her voice barely above a whisper. I apologized, still trying to process my emotions. "I'm sorry, I was lost in thought... didn't even build a sentence," I stammered, my voice barely audible.

When Sir Ramraj's voice boomed, "All new students from the last three weeks, stand up and go to the Principal's office," I nervously rose from my seat. To my surprise, the girl stood up as well, and we exchanged a brief glance. We were the only new students, and I felt a sense of solidarity with her.

As we stood up, Sir Ramraj asked, "Do you know where the Principal's office is?" I hesitated, feeling a surge of anxiety. "Actually, sir, I don't know where the Principal's office is," I admitted, my voice barely above a whisper.

Sir Ramraj's face contorted in anger, and he exclaimed, "From three weeks you are here, and you don't know the Principal's office? Does anyone know and can send them to the Principal's office?" Abhi, my classmate, stood up and offered, "Don't worry, sir, I will take them to the Principal's office."

As we walked to the office, Arushi teased me, mimicking Sir Ramraj's words, "From three weeks you are here, and don't you know the Principal's office?" I couldn't help but laugh at her playful jab, and even Abhi chuckled. I felt a mix of emotions - embarrassment, relief, and a hint of joy - as I wondered if she was teasing me or Sir Ramraj.

Her lightheartedness put me at ease, and I couldn't help but smile at her antics. Little did I know, this was just the beginning of our journey together, filled with laughter, adventure, and maybe even a hint of romance.

As we walked, Abhi's laughter echoed through the hallway, a contagious sound that made me smile. "Dii, let's end it, you're so funny!" he exclaimed, his eyes sparkling with amusement. I realized then that Arushi was Abhi's big sister, but her playful and childish nature made her even more adorable. Her eyes sparkled with mischief, and her smile could light up a room.

After a while, we arrived at the office, and Abhi said, "This is it, I think now you both remember the path." Arushi happily chimed in, "I know, I know, I remembered the whole path while we were talking!" Her enthusiasm was infectious, and I found myself grinning from ear to ear.

Just then, the office door opened, and a boy came out, but he suddenly vanished at an incredible speed. I felt a strange sensation, like a burning sensation on my chest, around the crystal. I took it out, and to my surprise, Abhi and Arushi also took out their crystals. The crystals glowed with a soft, pulsing light, and I felt a strange energy emanating from them.

As I saw Arushi's crystal, I was shocked. I hadn't expected her to have one too that means she was also chooosen like me and abhi But when a woman-like soul appeared around Abhi, and my sword materialized in my hand, I was stunned. A soul appeared on the sword, and both souls became transparent, indicating our low cultivation levels. Abhi explained, "We haven't started cultivating much earlier, and you weren't able to cultivate due to being unkniwn to this all and being at very low enrgy area "

As I began cultivating, I couldn't help but think about Abhi's weaker state compared to mine. But my thoughts were interrupted when the woman-like soul spoke, "You've already met a time traveler." I was shocked and looked at Abhi and Arushi, who seemed just as perplexed.

Arushi's eyes widened, as if searching for something, while Abhi asked, "What's a time traveler?" The woman-like soul replied, "Yes, and he is very powerful - much more than you two." Her words sent a shiver down my spine, and I could sense the tension in the air.

But then, my sword's soul spoke up, "Don't worry, he isn't much evil now, but his traveling in time could create major consequences if he changes any fixed point in the timeline." I felt a wave of confusion wash over me, and I could see the same uncertainty reflected in Abhi's and faces.

The weight of the soul's words hung in the air, and I couldn't help but wonder who this time traveler was and what their intentions were. 

Arushi's words shed light on the mysterious concept: "I understand, you mean that anything necessary to occur in time, but if it's changed, a new timeline is created, like the wheel of Bhagwat." The woman-like soul nodded, and we exchanged shocked glances, though I was still grappling with the severity of the situation.

Arushi's explanation only fueled my determination to become stronger, especially with the knowledge of someone powerful and unknown lurking in the shadows. I pushed aside our conversation and entered the room, where we were greeted by a stunning woman in a red and black dress. Her beauty was captivating, rivaling Arushi's, but with a more mature and curvaceous figure. However, she lacked my Arushi's endearing innocence.

As I gazed at the woman, I was taken aback by my own thoughts: "my Arushi." The woman's warm smile and welcoming words, "Welcome, my students, Arushi, Abhi, and Adidev," were accompanied by a sly blink in my direction, leaving me disconcerted.

I glanced at Abhi, who seemed unfazed, but Arushi's serious expression sent a shiver down my spine. Her usually bright and cheerful demeanor had given way to a more solemn look, which only added to my growing unease. The woman's presence seemed to command attention, and I couldn't shake off the feeling that something was amiss.