As Arjuna and Subhadra journeyed back towards Indraprastha, their hearts heavy with the weight of Krishna's ominous words, news of a tragedy reached their ears. They learned that Krishna had met his end at the hands of Jara, a hunter, and that Rukmini, stricken with grief, had chosen to perform Sati alongside her beloved husband. The devastating news shook Arjuna and Subhadra to their core, leaving them inconsolable as they contemplated the loss of their dear friends and family.

Subhadra's eyes brimmed with tears as she clung to Arjuna, unable to comprehend the depth of grief that now consumed her. "How can this be, Arjuna? How can Krishna and Rukmini be gone from this world, leaving us alone and bereft?" she cried out, her voice choked with emotion.

Arjuna held her close, his own heart heavy with sorrow. "I cannot fathom this tragedy, Subhadra. It feels as if the very foundation of our world has crumbled beneath us, leaving us adrift in a sea of darkness," he whispered, his voice trembling with grief.

The couple sought solace in each other's presence, finding comfort in their shared sorrow. They reminisced about the times spent with Krishna and Rukmini, their laughter and joy now a distant memory overshadowed by the overwhelming sense of loss. Subhadra's sobs echoed through the empty halls of their home as Arjuna held her tight, offering whatever solace he could in the face of such profound tragedy.

As the days passed, Arjuna and Subhadra found themselves haunted by the memories of their departed loved ones, their hearts heavy with the weight of their loss. They knew that life would never be the same without Krishna and Rukmini by their side, their absence a gaping void that could never be filled. In their grief, they clung to each other, finding solace in the shared bond of love and loss that now bound them together in the wake of such devastating tragedy.