A village ruled by the serpent king Bhujangraj and inhabited by snake descendants, many died from snakebites until Thakurain, having survived a bite, claimed Bhujangraj's blessings and urged him to stop the killings.

In the remote village of Nagpur, ruled by the serpent king Bhujangraj and inhabited by descendants of snakes, residents lived in constant fear as numerous lives were claimed by venomous snakebites. The tide turned when Thakurain, a resilient woman, survived a deadly bite and claimed to have received Bhujangraj's blessings. With newfound authority, she implored Bhujangraj to cease the killings, advocating for a peaceful coexistence between the villagers and their serpentine counterparts.—Leo