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Guru Ji is freed from the Eye of Mahakaal because of a Shot of Miracle by Salim, but he is not truly free. He is still being controlled by the Eye of Mahakaal, and the Eye has ordered him to fight Salim or the village will be destroyed.
Guru Ji cannot disobey the Eye of Mahakaal, as he is being forced to fight, and he chooses to save the village over Salim.
Salim is shocked but not scared, as he is ready for a final battle against the greatest archer ever.
He knows the stakes are high and transforms into the Unhuman Being.
Guru Ji smiles, proud of how far this small boy has come, but despite the respect between them, the battle begins.
Salim shoots an arrow so precise that it could split a leaf, but Guru Ji blocks it with his bow. Then he launches a small attack that causes the entire village to shake.
Salim fires arrows filled with NIT energy, but nothing works here. He is completely overpowered by Guru Ji.
He jumps onto a roof and shoots three arrows, but they still have no effect on Guru Ji.
Salim realizes that the fight was over before it even started, yet he keeps trying. Every arrow he launches is deflected—not by Guru Ji, but by Arjun, who fires a Shot of Miracle using the Orange Emperor powers. It is a perfect shot, and it cannot be deflected.
Guru Ji is forced to take the attack.
Arjun rises high into the air, and Guru Ji understands that he must become serious now. This battle has become father versus son, and like the ancient Indian legends, it feels like Karn versus Arjun.
The sky brightens as if a festival is taking place.
Shockwaves spread in every direction.
The ground trembles.
The sky seems to split apart.
Arjun fires Shot of Miracle repeatedly, so quickly that he appears godlike.
Karn, on the other hand, feels proud watching his son's growth, but because of the Eye of Mahakaal he cannot hold back. He unleashes a massive fire attack that sets parts of the village ablaze, and Arjun is severely injured.
Salim rushes to save the civilians, but he knows the village is doomed as long as the storm remains. He picks up his bow and arrows and walks directly into the tornado.
Inside the storm he sees the Eye of Mahakaal—a pair of red, bleeding eyes containing enough energy to crush entire armies.
Salim makes a decision.
He speaks to the Eye.
"Leave Guru Ji and come into me. Become one with me, and I will carry you wherever you wish."
The Eye of Mahakaal accepts the deal.
The storm collapses.
The tornado that had haunted Mahakaalpur for eleven years disappears.
But Salim does not only receive the Eye of Mahakaal.
He also inherits a fragment of Guru Ji's power through his archery.
The village is finally freed from the curse.
Guru Ji is free.
Arjun falls to his knees in tears because his father has returned.
Salim tries to control the Eye of Mahakaal, but it does not obey him completely. At the same time, the Eye cannot control Salim because something within his blood suppresses it.
Salim can now use the powers of the Eye of Mahakaal.
Time is running out, so without saying a proper goodbye, he prepares to leave because his crew is waiting for him.
Guru Ji says softly,
"Be safe on your journey, kid, and thank you. I know you have important things to do."
In his heart he thinks,
"His captain is the child I was destined to protect in the future."
Karn smiles weakly at his son.
"I'm home, Arjun."
The storm that terrified Mahakaalpur for eleven years ended not with hatred, but with the sacrifice of a single boy.