Snigdha then cleared her throat a little and, in a thoroughly grave voice, uttered the words of the first wish of her mind, saying, "Fine! Then listen, sister-in-law—the absolute number one wish of my life is this very thing: my marriage must be solemnized into a massive, famous, and supremely powerful royal dynasty of this earth! The people of that royal family must be thoroughly distinguished, renowned, and flat-out famous upon the face of this world! And going to that in-laws' house, I must spend my days as a massive royal queen in supreme happiness and peace for the rest of my life. But yes, let it not be any flat-out ordinary royal palace like this royal palace of our Junagarh, go bapu! My marriage must take place into a thoroughly large, supremely wealthy, and flat-out opulent royal family—this is the absolute first wish of my life!"
Without stopping for a single moment, Snigdha rolled her two eyeballs and promptly began to speak of her second wish as well, "And the absolute second wish of my life is this: the prince with whom my marriage will be solemnized must look like the absolute most beautiful, handsome, and flat-out radiant prince upon the face of this entire world, go! He will be a prince exactly after my own heart! Not only that, sister-in-law—along with that supremely beautiful outer appearance of his, his inner mind and mentality must also be completely as clever as this mind of mine! That is, whatever mind, whatever behavior, and whatever nature I possess—he too must receive everything in his life identically to me! One could say he must be a flat-out twin form of my qualities, go sister-in-law! Our natures must be completely tied to the very same thread!" After this, Snigdha let out a thoroughly heavy, long sigh and revealed her most dangerous third wish, "And the absolute last and number three wish of my life is—in this royal, opulent life of mine, there must never, under any circumstances, occur even the slightest lack or scarcity of anything. And along with that, for the protection of my own life, a massive miraculous wish is—I must attain a flat-out 'wishful death' of my own! That is, whenever I call upon death from my own mind with my own mouth in this life, only then will I be able to die. Otherwise, by the blow of any massive disease of this earth, any sword, any enemy, or any deadly poison, I will never, under any circumstances, die! As long as I desire, I will remain alive upon the face of this earth!"
The moment she heard this long list of wishes continuously from Snigdha's mouth—the Tantrik placed her hands over her two ears and screamed thoroughly loudly, stopping her right in the middle! Waving her hand violently, she screamed out, saying, "Stop, girl, stop! O you greedy and devilish Princess Snigdha, will you stop that mouth of yours thoroughly quickly a little now, re, huh? You uttered the names of three wishes from your own mouth thoroughly cunningly—yet within those words, with thorough cleverness, you demanded four massive miraculous blessings in your own name continuously, re! As number one you asked for a great royal dynasty, as number two you asked for a husband of beautiful twin nature, as number three you asked for a life devoid of lack and scarcity, and as number four you went to ask for the massive power of wishful death as well! How will I give you these four massive wishes together with my magic, let me hear, huh? You are thoroughly over-greedy, re, Snigdha! Within this very moment, you have to reduce any one massive wish from inside this list of yours within your mind—you must flat-out eliminate one wish completely!"
The moment she heard this talk of eliminating one wish from the Tantrik's mouth—Snigdha began to calculate a thoroughly deep, crooked calculus within her mind. Biting her lip, she began to think to herself, "Humph! The Tantrik has spoken the correct words. So if I flat-out eliminate that number three wish of lack and scarcity from the list of my wishes now—what such massive damage will it cause to my own life, let me hear, huh? Because if my marriage takes place into the largest royal dynasty of this earth, and if my marriage is solemnized there with a thoroughly wealthy and beautiful prince—then a massive mountain of diamonds, gold ornaments, and opulence will already exist at my in-laws' house anyway! There, the question of having even the slightest lack or scarcity in my life does not arise at all, re, oh father! Therefore, let me just eliminate this useless wish of lack and scarcity!"