Tranquility and prosperity were reigning in the mystical realm of the kingdom of serpents. 

Then a day of bad omen dawned.

The usually vibrant coral reefs seemed dull, and the usually clear waters were murky. The playful dolphins and colorful fish that usually swam around the kingdom were nowhere to be seen. An eerie silence had fallen over the kingdom, and the serpents felt a chill run down their spines.

The Serpent King felt a sense of unease. The royal seer, known for his wisdom and foresight, looked troubled. His eyes were clouded with worry, and his scales shivered with fear. He warned the king of an impending danger, a threat to their peaceful kingdom.

As the day progressed, the sense of dread grew stronger. The water currents, which were usually gentle, now swirled with a violent force. The seaweed, which usually swayed gently, now thrashed wildly. The kingdom was on edge, and the serpents huddled together, their eyes filled with fear.

Suddenly, a messenger arrived, his face pale and his body trembling. He brought news that sent a wave of shock through the kingdom.

The Demon King Hiranyakashipu had launched a brutal attack in their borders with a massive army. 

The peaceful kingdom was under threat, and the serpents braced themselves for a battle they had never imagined they would have to fight.

The citizens of the kingdom felt a chill run down their spines. They looked at each other with fear in their eyes.

The peace and tranquility of their kingdom seemed like a distant memory. 

The serpents fought bravely, but the demon army was too powerful.

The war was devastating. 

The once vibrant kingdom was reduced to ruins. The beautiful gardens were trampled, the grand palaces were burned, and the serene rivers ran red with blood. 

The atrocities committed by the demon army were beyond imagination. The cries of the innocent echoed through the kingdom, and the once lively streets were filled with silence and fear.

In the aftermath of the brutal attack, the Demon King Hiranyakashipu emerged victorious. With a cruel smile on his face, he ordered his soldiers to bring forth the defeated Serpent King.

The ex-serpent king, bound in chains made of dark magic, was brought before Hiranyakashipu. The once mighty Serpent King, known for his wisdom and strength, was now a prisoner in his own kingdom. His subjects watched in horror as their beloved king was humiliated by the Demon King.

Hiranyakashipu, sitting on the throne, turned his gaze towards the beautiful Kayadhu. His eyes gleamed with greed and lust. 

He demanded Kayadhu's hand in marriage, promising to release her father and the citizens of Nagaloka in exchange.

The proposal sent a wave of shock through the kingdom. 

Kayadhu, the jewel of the serpent kingdom, was being offered as a bargaining chip. 

The thought of their princess marrying the cruel Demon King was unbearable for the serpents. But they were helpless, their fate hanging in the balance.

Kayadhu was torn between her duty towards her people and her own freedom. She knew that her decision could change the fate of her kingdom. She was a princess, yes, but she was also a daughter, a citizen, and a beacon of hope for her people. The thought of marrying the demon who had caused so much pain and destruction was unbearable.

The kingdom waited with bated breath, their future uncertain, as Kayadhu pondered over the Demon King's proposal.

Would Kayadhu agree to the Demon King's proposal? Or would she find a way to save her kingdom? 

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