In this chapter, I used Google translate for the Greek and Googled Buddhist quotes😉

It is night, and the deities were finishing up on some homework, while still conversing to each other. But Vishnu, Jesus and Shiva were looking very distraught.
"What is wrong with them." Buddha thought. "Hey, I wonder if our mothers have received the keychains."
"Iravati." Vishnu murmured. "I keep getting food from her and she's starving!! I could never. W..why would I eat and my devotee is hungry."
Vishnu closes his book and wipes his tears, the He covered his eyes. "I must give her my darshan tomorrow itself."
"But Narayan, you all were cheerful for the card game." Buddha says. "What's this mystery?"
"We had put our feelings aside, to just have fun for a bit. I can't let bitter pain ruin an experience with you three." Vishnu says. "I cherish your company."
"All your self sacrificing are remarkable." He commended the three.
"I must go there, Aniruddh is getting a siesure." Shiva disappeared.
"Narayan, we should definitely save our devotees tomorrow."
"Yea Buddha. That's why I'll be absent from school tomorrow. And also Lakshman and I have to work on a review."

Afterwards, Jesus worriedly went into his room, which made Buddha and Vishnu follow him in. But then they became puzzled when they say the mattress on the floor.
"Are you alright?" Vishnu asks. "And don't tell me you were sleeping on these hard ply."
"Shri Hari, while travelling far and wide, I never had a proper bed. And I find it to be ok." Jesus humbly replies. "And verily, some creation may need this more than me."
"You seem distraught about something." Buddha adds. "You sound upset."
"She's cutting herself again. Why?!"
"Who?"
"One of my children." Jesus replied. "Why is she hurting herself. Just this evening she was happy, and then went back into depression."
"Hmm, I hope Vishnu and Jesus help their devotees on time. And Shiva is attending to his devotee." Buddha thought. "Then I must teach Akshobhya about nonviolence."

Meantime Shiva arrived to the hospital, where they took Aniruddh. However, Aniruddh's parents were in such a terrible state, as their son was now hospitalized. Even the doctor's delay were adding to their anxiety.
"Just have faith in Lord Shiva, Manjiri." Aniruddh's father told his wife.
"Yes, lord Shiva is very merciful."
"Greetings." Mahadev greets Aniruddh's parents. "I'm Gaurav. Aniruddh's friend."
The couple afterwards looked puzzled, but Lord Shiva had to hide his omnipresence.
"What?! How did you know?!"
"Instinct Mata." Gaurav replied.
"Instinct?" Both parents asked.
"Yes Mata, I felt as if something went wrong. And then when I called Aniruddh, there was no answer." Gaurav said.
Moreover, the doctor came out, with a low countenance.
"Mr. and Mrs. Gupta. I'm sorry but your son is in a critical condition. He had just slipped into a coma."
"What!!!"
"Noo!!!!" The parents screamed.
"It seemed like he overdosed himself, and that triggered the siesure." The doctor said. "There was a large amount of a drug found in his bloodstream."
"My child is in a coma!!! I don't believe this!!"
In a matter of time, Shiva ran into the operating theatre with no indication.
"Hey! You can't go in there!" The doctor yelled. "You can't go without protective scrubs."
But all Shiva did was close the door behind him and locked it. Then he walked towards a bedridden Aniruddh.
"Dearest, I won't let anything happen." Shiva's voice echoed. Then he glowed with a divine light. "Your Bholenath is here."
Afterwards lord Shiva touched Aniruddh's forehead, then within a second, Aniruddh woke up from his coma.
"How..?" Aniruddh weakly opens his eyes.
"No dear, you must rest. You're still weak." Shiva advised.
Even though Aniruddh partially opened his eyes, he didn't recognize Gaurav/Shiva.
"Mahadev. I'm sorry." Aniruddh closes his eyes.
"For?" Shiva asks.
"For violating the divinity in my home, by bringing meat and alcohol. You reside in my house. And also sorry for those times when I doubted your existence." Aniruddh said. "You had punished me by giving me a siesure, haven't you?"
"No dear, how could I." Shiva stroked his head. "I could never punish a devotee. Your medicine overdose had triggered the seisure."
"Shankar." Aniruddh grabbed his hand. "You have saved me. Thank you."
"Now don't overdose again. I know you will say that you do it when you're stressed."
"My lord knows everything about me!! Alright, I will not overdose again."
"Good."

Furthermore Shiva came out.
"Are you crazy, boy?! Running in like that!" The doctor scolded him.
"There's nothing you can do to help us!" Manjiri cried.
"But Aniruddh is fine, I was talking to him."
"Gaurav, how can you have a conversation with someone who's in a coma?!"
"This boy is losing it."
"You don't believe me. Well see for yourself." Gaurav insists.
Aniruddh's parents and the doctor went in to see Aniruddh awake and cheerful.
"Ma!! Pitaji!" He called.
"Aniruddh?!!" His parents ran and hugged him, then ladden him with kisses."
"Are you ok!"
"Yes. Pitaji, ma. Lord Shiva spoke to me. He told me not to overdose, so I won't."
"Oh waw! Mahadev!"
"This is all Mahadev's doing!!"
"But the only person who went in was Gaurav." Their parents thought out loud.
"Gaurav? He was here? Where is he. Can someone bring him in."
"Yes Aniruddh, he's right here--" Manjiri turned around to see Gaurav completely gone.

Next morning, Siddhant and Akshobhya was having a conversation.
"But Akshobhya, why do you practise violence? Why are you following a gang?" Siddhant asks. "I'm concerned about you, friend."
"You don't need to be. And I like it." Akshobhya says. "Hunting is a sport for me! Ever since my dad gave me an air pistol."
"But animals are lives too." Siddhant said.
"I don't really care about that." Akshobhya adds. "It's fun for me."
"Your grandparents are coming from Bodhigaya shortly. Would they like to see that you're harming others."
"How did you know that they had gone on a yatra."
"Don't worry about that." Siddhant smiles. "May I share something?"
"Of course."
"Kindness should become the natural way of life, not the exception." Siddhant quotes. "As rain falls equally on the just and the unjust, do not burden your heart with judgments but rain your kindness equally on all. Health is the first benefit. "
"Waw. That's something my grandma would say. She's Buddhist, and takes Lord Buddha's principles very seriously. You're maybe a Buddhist too."
"Huh?" Being Buddha Himself, Siddhant became startled. "Yes, you can say so."
"Tell me more quotes, it's very interesting!"
"The true master lives in truth, in goodness and restraint, non-violence, moderation, and purity. He who has renounced all violence towards all living beings, weak or strong, who neither kills nor causes others to kill." Siddhant glowed. Then Akshobhya smiles to himself. "As I am, so are these. As are these, so am I."
"What does that mean?"
"Oho, your grandparents didn't tell you. It draws parallel to yourself. So don't kill or get others to kill." Siddhant cheerfully said.
"No one have inspired me before like how you did. Alright Siddhant, I'll stop hunting, and I'll drop out of the gang." Akshobhya adds. "You know, I never listen to anybody. But you're so influencial. I'll definitely change my violent behaviour."
"Good!"

Meanwhile, Rafaai went to Ariadne, who was sitting alone again. But when she saw him, she began to smile.
"Rafaai!!" She cheered.
"Hello, how are you Thygatéra."
"Now what language is this?" Ariadne chuckled.
"I have called you daughter in Greek." Rafaai replied.
"Ohh. You're so kind and nurturing." She remarked.
"But I'm upset with you, Thygatéra."
Ariadne's smile vanished, while she showed Rafaai a puzzled countenance. "What have I done to upset you?"
Rafaai took her arm, and rolled up her sleeve. Then when he saw the deep scratches on her arm, he began to cry. Ariadne however was too busy explaining to realised that he was crying.
"I could explain!....my cat scraped me and...!" Ariadne made an excuse.
"You can't hide your pain from me."
Afterwards Rafaai touched her arm and healed all her cuts.
"All my cuts are gone??" She became surprised. "You healed me."
"I can't see you in pain."
"But can you heal my pain within." Ariadne thought.
"I'm working on that." Rafaai placed his head on the table in a stressed manner.
It seemed as if Rafaai was absorbing all her pain and placing it as a load on him. "Oh Eli." He murmered.
"Friend, are you ok? And who's Eli?"
"It's Aramaic."
"I caused so much stress to you, forgive me!" Ariadne said.
"Agapité Thygatéra den chreiázetai na anisycheís (Greek)."
"What?" Ariadne was puzzled again.
"Dearest daughter, you need not worry. That's the meaning." He replied. "I'm here to take away the pain of others."
"But why do you care about me, I'm a nobody."
"You're somebody. And I love you as a daughter." Rafaai smiled.
"Rafaai you're so mysterious."
"May I come over to dine with your family? It's a custom in my country. I always had done it." Rafaai asks.
"Sure you can come over. My family will love to meet you."

(During Jesus' life, he had dined with his followers and people....)

Later on, Lakshman invited Vasudev to his house to work on a portfolio review. But then he was bombarded by his sister Prakriti as he reached the door.
"Laksh bhaiya!! Thank goodness you're here!"
"I live here pagli." Lakshman laughed.
"Oho Laksh, tum bhi na!! Can you go out and buy some notebooks for me. I completely forgot." Prakriti said.
"Prakriti, you could have called me earlier. Alright I'll go to the convenience store." Lakshman insists. "Vasudev, you can go. My parents know that you are coming over."
"Avashya." Vasudev smiles.

Well Vasudev entered when Lakshman left. But within the process of clasping his hands, he accidentally knocked down a vase,
"Krishna?!" Iravati woke up from her meditation.
"Arre!" Lakshman's aunt exclaimed.
"Sorry, Khaki." Vasudev fixed the vase. "Pranam."
"Pranam."
"Jethi." Now Lakshman's father came into the living room. "This is Laksh's friend, Vasudev."
"Oh, accha."
Vasudev continues to clasp his hands in utmost respect, while his countenance glowed with divine innocence.
"Pranipat. Forgive me Mr. Trivedi. At first I haven't seen the vase near the doorway. So I accidentally knocked it over."
With Vasudev's apology, Mr. Trivedi fell for his pure heart.
"It's ok Vasudev. And besides, you're welcome in our home. My niece, Ruchika, or even my daughter Prakriti will show you Lakshman's room so that you can wait for him." Mr. Trivedi insists. "Do you want anything to drink or eat?"
"No thank you." Vasudev smiled. "But may I ask something?"
"Yes of course. Aditi Daiva Bhava."
"May I visit your pooja room? In my family caste, we always seek darshan at this hour." Vasudev said.
"Oh. We won't violate the customs of your castes. Go ahead, it's right down the hall." Mr. Trivedi adds.
"Thank you."

"Many would seek my darshan......but some don't know that also love to take the darshan of my devotees." Vasudev thought.

Thereafter, Vasudev entered the pooja room, to see his devotee awake from meditation. Moreover, she was alert because she felt lord Krishna's presence.
"Iravati." Vasudev called, then Iravati turned around.
Shortly after, Iravati's eyes became filled with tears.
"My lord??? You're the one from the yatra?? Who have blessed me."
"Yes dear." Vasudev walked towards her.
"Murari." Iravati fell at his feet but Vasudev raised her up.
"Why were you starving for me, precious one? Don't you know I get worried."
"Without you, everything cease to exist, lord Krishna. Why would I eat when everything is fake." Iravati clasped her hands.
"Just eat for me." Vasudev picked up the plate and began to feed her."
"Lord." She cried. "I'm so blessed."
"I'm also blessed to feed you."
"Why me, Narayan? I'm not as great as Meerabhai, Sudama, Shabari, or even Draupadi."
"But you possess something that they all have. And that's selfless devotion." Vasudev stated.
"Prabhu, you have indeed blessed my life."
Within this beautiful moment, Lakshman walked in to find Vasudev feeding his mother. But at that time, Iravati remembered the divine moment as if it was just a dream.

"There you are, Vasudev. I'm back. And, you're feeding ma?!"
"Yes, she was hungry so." Vasudev smiled.
"Vasudev, you're so mysterious." Lakshman remarked. "Anyways, let's go work on the portfolio."
"Of course Laksh. After auntieji has her food."