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Nithini Ideal Battle
The Vaaraamdian armies were covered in armors with metal helmets, spears and behind them were the quivers with arrows. They were waiting for their ruler’s command holding bows in the hands.
The Omihob wanted to express its agony by yelling “Oh my children please unfold your fellow feeling and spare others.” However, she gagged up.
Before the battle commenced, Appala summoned Nithini to surrender by accepting the defeat and be his slave in order to curb the battle. Nithini replied back “Try to pamper your soul Appala, as it’s going to leave you very soon.” With this statement of Nithini, Appala roared out of fury and targeted an arrow towards her. In a while, Nithini fell off the horse with a wounded shoulder and lied motionless on the battlefield.
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