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Aryaman Pachori

In the heart of the Enchanted Forest, where shadows clung to ancient trees and whispers danced on the wind, there existed a creature unlike any other: the Aryaman Pachori. Its name echoed through the moss-covered glades, a cacophony of syllables that sent shivers down the spines of even the bravest adventurers. The Aryaman was an ugly monstrosity, a mishmash of grotesque features. Its skin resembled the bark of gnarled oaks, rough and pockmarked. Bulbous eyes, each the size of a dinner plate, protruded from its forehead like twin moons. Its mouth—oh, that ceaseless mouth—was a gaping maw of jagged teeth, forever chattering, babbling, and spewing nonsensical words. Legends whispered that the Aryaman’s curse was to never stop talking. It babbled about the weather, ancient recipes, and the mating habits of fireflies. It recited epic poems in gibberish and recounted mundane details of its day. Villagers tried everything to silence it—earplugs, incantations, even bribes—but the Aryaman persisted, its voice echoing through the forest like a demented symphony. And so, weary travelers would stumble upon the Aryaman, their eyes widening in horror. They’d beg for respite, but the monster would only grin, revealing moss-covered teeth. “Ah, my dear visitor,” it would say, “let me tell you about the time I met a squirrel who could recite Shakespeare…” And so, trapped in its never-ending monologue, they’d flee, vowing never to venture into the Enchanted Forest again