As if he knows something that we do not know. It seemed that Advitya was feeling happy inside. This happiness of his was a secret. He is exchanging attacks with that puppet with the help of a sword. We could see that puppet from ahead. He had raised his sword towards Advitya. But the surprising thing was that the wooden sword was at par with the metal sword that Advitya was using. It was striking him as if it was not a wooden sword but a metal sword. When advitya holds the wrist of that puppet, that part gets separated and some other wooden part takes its place. An unknown Yantra (a geometrical diagram that is used in tantric and spiritual practices) could be seen in the middle of the chest of that puppet. Due to the fight between Advitya and that puppet, even in the deserted forest of the night, the sounds of clashing of swords, etc were filled, but there was still peace outside that barrier. It seemed that the puppet could fight for an infinite amount of time. They were still fighting. The parts of the puppets broken by Advitya were getting fixed on their own and were being replaced with other suitable woods. The fight was not taking the name of stopping. Whatever the puppet was attacking, Advitya was successfully stopping it. Only then he notices that only 2 ghatikas or a mahurat (1 ghatika = 24 minutes) time is left for sunrise. Advitya breaks the puppet into many parts and starts running back to the ashram. He wanted to go to his place and lie down before everyone got up. He does not want anyone to know about his training or about his getting awake. Puppets and wooden sticks came his way, they were trying to stop him. But he kept moving forward cutting and breaking everything that came his way. He runs across the barrier while running, but the puppets cannot get out of that barrier. The Advitya is still running continuously. keeps running till he gets out of the forest. He is walking forward and he reaches back to the ashram. He looks back and forth, then goes to his place and lies down. Everyone wakes up from their sleep after a ghatika. Because of Aditya's arrival at the right time, no one comes to know about his practice. When all the disciples are awake, he also wakes up with them and starts getting ready. Brahma Muhurat was about to end. He goes to the river and takes a bath and eats some roties with butter and gets ready to go to class. As soon as he leaves for class. Just then a somewhat heavy voice calls him from behind. When he turns his back, he sees a tall asura boy of 12-14 years old standing behind him. His name is Balraj. He is his only friend and companion of Advitya. Whereas Aditya is a light brown boy. Balraj is the owner of a very dark brown complexion. His sharp flesh-tearing teeth were very long which were visible even after closing his mouth. Balraj is moving towards him.