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COMIC TITLE: The Magical Girl GENRE: Fantasy STORY IDEA: A girl with magical powers SCENE 1: THE DISCOVERY Once upon a time, there was a young girl who discovered that she had magical powers. She was very surprised and excited. SCENE 2: THE ADVENTURE One day, she found a village in trouble. She decided to use her magical powers to help the villagers. SCENE 3: THE HERO The girl used her magical powers to save the village. Everyone was happy and thanked her for her kindness. THE END
Newly appointed Toa Emanuel leads a village of Matoran against a Skakdi assault. Clever traps and teamwork secure victory over the first wave, but another approaches, forcing the defenders to prepare again.
Aakhri Baarish Raat ke gyarah baj chuke the. Shehar par baarish aise gir rahi thi jaise aasman pichhle kai saalon ka saara gussa ek hi raat mein nikaal dena chahta ho. Sadkein khaali thi. Streetlights ki peeli roshni baarish ke parde ke peeche dhundhli ho chuki thi. Kahin-kahin paani sadak par itna bhar gaya tha ki guzarti hui gaadiyon ke tyres usse kaat kar dono taraf chhote-chhote samundar bana rahe the. Aur usi baarish mein... Meera ek purani black umbrella lekar railway station ki taraf chal rahi thi. Uske haath mein ek chhota sa brown envelope tha. Envelope ke kone baarish se bheeg chuke the. Lekin usne use apne seene ke paas itni mazbooti se pakda hua tha jaise usmein kagaz nahi, uski poori zindagi band ho. Aaj se theek das saal pehle... isi station par usne Aarav ko aakhri baar dekha tha. Aur aaj... das saal baad... use Aarav ka khat mila tha. Ek aisa khat jo das saal pehle likha gaya tha. Das saal pehle "Meera!" Platform number 3 par train ki seeti goonj uthi. Meera bhaagti hui aayi. Uske baal hawa mein ud rahe the aur aankhon mein aansu the. "Aarav!" Aarav train ke darwaze ke paas khada tha. Uske kandhe par ek purana backpack tha. Woh muskurane ki koshish kar raha tha. "Tu aayi." Meera uske saamne ruk gayi. "Pagal hai kya? Tune kaha tha sirf do saal ke liye ja raha hai." "Do saal hi to hain." "Do saal bahut hote hain." Aarav kuch nahi bola. Train dheere-dheere chalne lagi. Meera ne uska haath pakad liya. "Aarav... ek baat poochun?" "Haan." "Tu wapas aayega na?" Aarav ne uski aankhon mein dekha. "Main zaroor aaunga." "Promise?" "Promise." Train tez hone lagi. Meera platform par bhaagti rahi. "Aarav!" Aarav darwaze par khada usse dekhta raha. "Meera!" "Main wait karungi!" Aarav ne bas itna kaha— "Mat karna." Meera ruk gayi. Train door chali gayi. Us raat ke baad... Aarav kabhi wapas nahi aaya. Das saal baad Meera ne station ke bahar khadi taxi ko dekha. Driver ne window neeche ki. "Madam, kahaan jaana hai?" Meera kuch seconds chup rahi. Phir boli— "Purani Mill Road." Driver ne rear-view mirror mein use dekha. "Raat ko?" "Haan." "Udhar to ab kuch hai hi nahi." Meera ne envelope ko dekha. "Shayad hai." Taxi chal padi. Purani Mill Road shehar ke doosre kone mein thi. Das saal mein bahut kuch badal gaya tha. Lekin kuch cheezein waqt ke saath aur bhi purani lagne lagti hain. Jaise woh abandoned textile mill. Kabhi is shehar ki sabse badi factory hua karti thi. Ab uske toote hue windows hawa ke saath cheekhte the. Gate par purani rust lagi thi. Meera taxi se utri. Driver ne poocha, "Madam, main wait karun?" Meera ne sir hila diya. "Nahi." "Sure?" "Haan." Taxi chali gayi. Meera akeli reh gayi. Baarish ab bhi ho rahi thi. Usne envelope khola. Andar ek purana kagaz tha. Sirf chaar lines. "Meera, Agar tumhe ye khat mila hai, to matlab main tumse apna vaada poora nahi kar saka. Lekin main gaya nahi tha. Main yahin tha." Neeche ek address tha. Mill Road — Room 17. Meera ka dil zor se dhadakne laga. "Room 17..." Usne mill ke andar dekha. Andhera. Phir usne gate push kiya. Gate ek lambi, darawni awaaz ke saath khul gaya. Mill ke andar hawa mein purani mitti aur geeli lakdi ki smell thi. Meera dheere-dheere corridor mein aage badhi. Har kadam ki awaaz poori building mein goonj rahi thi. Tak... Tak... Tak... Usne apne phone ki flashlight on ki. Room numbers ek-ek karke saamne aa rahe the. Phir... Darwaze par ek chhota sa brass number laga tha. 17 Meera ne handle pakda. Darwaza locked nahi tha. Usne dheere se khola. Room bilkul khaali tha. Ek table. Ek chair. Ek purani almari. Aur deewar par... ek photograph. Meera ka saans ruk gaya. Photograph mein woh khud thi. Das saal pehle ki. College ke bahar. Uske saath Aarav khada tha. Meera photograph ke paas gayi. Uske neeche ek line likhi thi— "Kuch log chale jaate hain. Kuch log chup jaate hain." Meera ki aankhon mein aansu aa gaye. "Tu tha..." Achanak peeche se awaaz aayi. "Meera." Woh jam gayi. Usne dheere se mudkar dekha. Koi nahi tha. "Kaun hai?" Silence. Phir... table ke drawer ke andar se ek click ki awaaz aayi. Meera ne drawer khola. Andar ek cassette player tha. Aur ek cassette. Label par likha tha— For Meera. Usne cassette player on kiya. Static ki awaaz aayi. Phir... Aarav ki awaaz. "Meera..." Meera ne aankhen band kar li. Das saal baad usne woh awaaz suni thi. "Jab tum ye sunogi, shayad main tumhare saamne nahi honga." Meera ke aansu girne lage. "Main tumhe batana chahta tha ki main tumhe chhod kar nahi gaya tha." Recording kuch seconds ke liye ruk gayi. Phir Aarav bola— "Us raat station par mujhe kisi ne roka tha." Meera ki saansein ruk gayin. "Kaun?" Jaise cassette uska jawab sun sakti ho, Aarav ki awaaz aayi— "Mere father." Meera ne aankhen khol di. "Unhone kaha tha ki agar main tumse milne wapas gaya to tumhari jaan khatre mein hogi." Meera peeche hat gayi. "Kyun?" Aarav ki awaaz dheemi ho gayi. "Kyuki unhe pata tha ki main unke baare mein kya jaanta tha." Recording cut ho gayi. Meera ne cassette player ko hila diya. "Aarav!" Kuch nahi. Phir achanak... cassette dobara chal padi. "Meera, agar tum ye sun rahi ho, to Room 17 ke neeche dekho." Floor ke ek kone mein purani wooden flooring thi. Meera ghutnon ke bal baithi. Usne wooden plank ko uthaya. Neeche ek metal box tha. Box par lock laga tha. Aur lock par ek number. 1998. Meera ne socha. Aarav ka birth year. Usne lock ghumaya. Click. Box khul gaya. Andar photographs, newspaper cuttings aur ek diary thi. Diary ke first page par likha tha— Aarav Sharma — Personal Journal Meera ne diary kholi. Pehla page: "Papa factory mein illegal chemicals store kar rahe hain." Doosra: "Maine evidence collect kar liya hai." Teesra: "Agar ye baat bahar gayi to bahut log jail jaayenge." Phir ek page... "Meera ko is sab se door rakhna hoga." Meera ki aankhon se aansu girne lage. Usne pages palatne shuru kiye. Last page par sirf ek sentence tha— "Agar main wapas nahi aaya, to Meera ko sach batana." Aur neeche ek naam tha. Kabir. Meera ne diary band kar di. "Kabir kaun hai?" Usi waqt... mill ke bahar ek car rukne ki awaaz aayi. Headlights broken windows se andar padi. Meera ne flashlight band kar di. Footsteps. Ek. Do. Teen. Koi building ke andar aa raha tha. Meera ne diary apne bag mein daal li. Footsteps aur kareeb aa rahe the. Room 17 ke bahar ruk gaye. Darwaza dheere se khula. Meera ne apni saans rok li. Ek aadmi andar aaya. Black coat. Haath mein umbrella. Woh table ke paas gaya. Phir bina mudhe bola— "Meera." Meera ka dil ruk gaya. "Aap kaun?" Aadmi mudha. Uski aankhon mein ajeeb si thakan thi. "Main Kabir hoon." Meera ne diary nikali. "Tu Aarav ko jaanta tha?" Kabir ne haan mein sir hilaya. "Main uska sabse kareebi dost tha." "Phir woh kahaan hai?" Kabir chup raha. "Kahaan hai Aarav?" Kabir ne dheere se kaha— "Zinda hai." Meera ki aankhen phail gayin. "Kya?" "Zinda hai." "To phir woh mere paas kyun nahi aaya?" Kabir ne khidki ke bahar dekha. "Kyuki usne tumhe bachane ke liye tumse door rehna choose kiya." "Ye sab bakwaas hai!" "Kaash hota." Kabir ne apni pocket se ek purani key nikali. "Usne kaha tha ki jab tak tum khud sach dhoondhne yahan na aa jao, mujhe tumhe kuch nahi batana." Meera ne key dekhi. "Ye kiski hai?" "Railway station ke old waiting room ki." Agli subah. Baarish ruk chuki thi. Meera aur Kabir station ke purane waiting room ke bahar khade the. Room saalon se band tha. Kabir ne key lock mein daali. Darwaza khula. Andar ek broken bench thi. Ek purana fan. Aur wall par ek clock. Clock 11:17 par ruki hui thi. Kabir ne wall ke peeche haath dala. Ek hidden compartment khul gaya. Andar ek passport tha. Naam: Aarav Sharma. Country: Nepal. Meera ne passport haath mein liya. "Ye kab ka hai?" "Teen saal purana." "Matlab..." Kabir ne haan mein sir hilaya. "Teen saal pehle tak woh zinda tha." Meera ki aankhon mein umeed jagi. "Ab?" Kabir ne jawab nahi diya. Usne ek aur envelope nikala. "Ye uska last message hai." Meera ne envelope khola. Andar sirf ek photograph thi. Pahadon ki. Aur peeche likha tha— "Agar kabhi mujhe dhoondhna ho, to wahan aana jahan aasman zameen ko chhoota hai." Teen din baad Meera Kathmandu airport par khadi thi. Usne kabhi nahi socha tha ki ek purane khat ki wajah se woh itni door aa jayegi. Kabir uske saath tha. Unhone ek chhote se mountain village tak jeep li. Road dheere-dheere narrow hoti gayi. Neeche gehri valley. Upar badal. Aur beech mein ek chhota sa gaon. Village ke end par ek wooden house tha. Kabir ne door knock kiya. Koi jawab nahi. Meera ne dobara knock kiya. Door dheere se khula. Andar ek elderly woman khadi thi. Kabir ne poocha— "Yahan Aarav naam ka koi aadmi rehta tha?" Woman ne Meera ko dekha. Phir uske haath mein photograph dekhi. Uski aankhen bhar aayi. "Late ho gaye." Meera ka dil doob gaya. "Kya matlab?" Woman ne window ki taraf dekha. "Do saal pehle woh yahan se chala gaya." "Kahaan?" "Usne kuch nahi bataya." Meera ki aankhon mein phir aansu aa gaye. Woman ne table par rakhi ek chhoti wooden box uthai. "Ye tumhare liye chhodi thi." Box ke andar... ek ring thi. Wahi ring jo Meera ne Aarav ko das saal pehle di thi. Aur ek chhota note. Meera ne note khola. "Meera, Agar tum yahan tak pahunch gayi ho, to shayad tum mujhe ab bhi yaad karti ho. Mujhe nahi pata main tumhare saamne kab aa paunga. Lekin ek baat sach hai... maine tumhe kabhi chhoda nahi. Main bas tumhari zindagi se apna naam hata diya tha. Tumhari zindagi ko apne khauf se azaad karne ke liye." Meera ka haath kaanp raha tha. Neeche last line thi— "Ab agar tum mujhe dhoondhna chahti ho, to mat dhoondhna. Ghar laut jao." Meera ne note ko dekha. Phir bahar pahadon ko. Aur pehli baar... usne Aarav ko dhoondhna band kar diya. Ek saal baad Delhi. Meera ne apni ek small publishing company shuru kar li thi. Uski first book ka naam tha— "Aakhri Baarish." Book ek ladki ke baare mein thi jo das saal tak kisi ka wait karti hai. Launch ke din auditorium full tha. Meera stage par khadi thi. Audience mein ek aadmi quietly last row mein baitha tha. Grey jacket. Black glasses. Uske baal pehle se zyada lambe the. Meera ne stage se audience ki taraf dekha. Ek second ke liye... unki nazrein mili. Meera ruk gayi. Aadmi ne halka sa smile kiya. Aur khada ho gaya. Woh dheere-dheere exit ki taraf chalne laga. Meera stage se neeche utar gayi. "Aarav!" Aadmi ruk gaya. Poora auditorium silent ho gaya. Meera uske paas pahunchi. Usne glasses utare. Aankhen wahi thi. Das saal purani. Wahi aankhen. Meera ke aansu aa gaye. "Tune kaha tha wapas aayega." Aarav ne halka sa smile kiya. "Main aaya to tha." "Das saal laga diye." "Raasta lamba tha." "Jhootha." "Haan." Meera ne usse dekha. Phir poocha— "Ab phir jaoge?" Aarav ne sir hilaya. "Nahi." "Bina promise?" Aarav muskura diya. "Is baar promise ki zarurat nahi." Bahar baarish shuru ho gayi. Bilkul waise hi jaise das saal pehle hui thi. Meera ne khidki se bahar dekha. Aarav uske paas khada tha. Aur us raat... pehli baar... baarish kisi bichhadne ki kahani nahi suna rahi thi. Woh kisi ke laut aane ki gawah thi. THE END