Parvateshwar aids Shiva from "summary" of Secret of The Nagas by Amish Tripathi
Parvateshwar's loyalty was unwavering, his dedication unshakeable. He had pledged his life to Shiva, the Neelkanth, the one destined to save Meluha. Parvateshwar stood by Shiva's side through every battle, every hardship, every victory. He was more than just a friend; he was a brother, a protector, a pillar of strength. In times of doubt, Parvateshwar provided clarity. In moments of weakness, he offered strength. He was a warrior, a leader, a symbol of courage and honor. His presence was a constant reminder of Shiva's purpose, his mission, his destiny. Together, they faced the challenges that stood in their way. Parvateshwar's sword was swift, his shield impenetrable. He fought with a ferocity that matched Shiva's own, a determination that mirrored his resolve. They complemented each other, their bond unbreakable, their unity unshakable. Parvateshwar's wisdom was a guiding light for Shiva. His counsel was invaluable, his insights profound. He understood Shiva in a way that few others could, seeing beyond the facade to the heart of the man beneath. He knew Shiva's strengths, his weaknesses, his fears, his desires. And he used that knowledge to support him, to protect him, to empower him. In the darkest hour, when all seemed lost, Parvateshwar was there. He stood tall, a beacon of hope in a sea of despair. He never faltered, never wavered, never doubted. He was a true friend, a true ally, a true companion on Shiva's journey. Parvateshwar's loyalty, his courage, his wisdom - all were invaluable assets to Shiva. They were the foundation upon which Shiva built his legacy, his legend, his destiny. And in return, Shiva honored Parvateshwar, respected him, cherished him as a brother-in-arms, a partner in the battle against evil. In the end, Parvateshwar's aid to Shiva was more than just physical. It was emotional, spiritual, existential. He was not just a warrior; he was a friend, a confidant, a soulmate. And together, they were unstoppable, invincible, destined to fulfill their shared purpose in the world.
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