Ather was devastated when he found out that Sun Tzu had been kidnapped by the Red Dragon Circle. He didn't have many friends at school, and Sun Tzu was one of the few people he had connected with. He didn't know what to do, but he knew he had to try and help.
He turned to Indrajeet for help, but Indrajeet didn't seem interested at first. He was preoccupied with his own problems and didn't want to get involved in anything that might jeopardize his future. However, Ather pleaded with him, and eventually, Indrajeet agreed to help.
Together, they hatched a plan to rescue Sun Tzu. They knew it was risky, but they were determined to save their friend. They spent days gathering information about the Red Dragon Circle and their operations. They studied the maps of their hideouts and gathered intelligence on their leaders.
Finally, they were ready to execute their plan. They infiltrated the Red Dragon Circle's headquarters, taking out guards and dodging traps along the way. They finally found Sun Tzu, who was bound and gagged in a small room.
They quickly untied him and made their way out of the building. However, they were discovered by the Red Dragon Circle's leader, Don Lea. Don was a fearsome man, and he was not pleased with their intrusion.
He demanded that they hand over Sun Tzu and leave immediately. Ather and Indrajeet knew they were outnumbered and outgunned, but they refused to back down. They stood their ground, ready to fight to the death if necessary.However, at that moment, they were suddenly surrounded by the Indian military. The Indian government had received a tip about the Red Dragon Circle's activities and had sent in their elite forces to take them down.
The Red Dragon Circle was quickly subdued, and Ather, Indrajeet, and Sun Tzu were hailed as heroes. They had risked their lives to save a friend and had helped bring down one of the most dangerous criminal organizations in the galaxy.
Ather and Indrajeet's bond had grown stronger during the mission, and they both knew that they could always count on each other in times of need. And Sun Tzu, who had once been arrogant and distant, had become a true friend to them both. They had proven that even in a world filled with danger and darkness, there was still room for courage, loyalty, and friendship.