Jholu, an ill educated assistant of Dholakpur, becomes the innocent victim of a chemical concoction - the result of which turns him invisible. Hearing his plight, group of thieves, decide to take advantage, and device on a simple strategy. They kidnap him and very soon in Dholakpur, a score of robberies start happening. Each one of which, is blamed on the hapless Jholu! Now it is up to Bheem and his team to unravel the plot and bring Jholu back to his former state.

After being provoked by Kalia, a ferocious Rhinoceros chases him and his friends Dholu and Bholu into Dholakpur and starts wrecking havoc in the peaceful village. When Jaggu warns Bheem and his friends about this dangerous animal, Bheem steps in to save the people. The brave and intelligent Bheem knew that he cannot fight the Rhinoceros with brute strength and devices a clever plan to put an end to this reign of chaos once and for all.

Table of Contents Stolen Brains The Invisible Death Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Chapter VI Chapter VII Chapter VIII Chapter IX Chapter X Chapter XI Chapter XII Chapter XIII Prisoners on the Electron An Extra Man

Now officially Dragon God Orsted's underling, Rudeus receives his first mission: to make Princess Arielle the next king of Asura Kingdom! Mighty as the endeavor might seem, it's just the first of many steps he'll have to take if he's going to help Orsted bring down the Man God.

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