Golden deer from "summary" of Ramayan by P. R. Mitchell
In the lush forests of ancient India, there roamed a creature of unparalleled beauty. Its coat shimmered like spun gold in the dappled sunlight, captivating all who beheld it. This magnificent being was known far and wide as the Golden Deer. Legends spoke of its elusive nature, flitting through the trees like a fleeting dream. Hunters would spend days on end tracking its ethereal form, only to have it vanish into the shadows with a flick of its graceful tail. Many believed it to be a divine being, a messenger from the gods sent to test the resolve of mortals. One such mortal was the noble prince Rama, whose kingdom was plunged into turmoil when his beloved wife, Sita, was abducted by the demon king Ravana. Desperate to find her, Rama embarked on a quest that would lead him deep into the heart of the forest, where the Golden Deer was said to reside. As Rama and his loyal brother Lakshmana ventured ...
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