Босуул 2-р Бүлэг 1-р хэсэг / Түүхэн адал явдал агуулагдав/

📘 ABOUT THIS AUDIO STORY: This audio story is the second chapter of the Mongolian historical–adventure series **“Босуул”**, written by *N. Erdenebat* and narrated and produced by me (DND Channel). The story begins as Baatar — known as “Босуул” of the Setsen Khan province — returns home five years after swearing his sacred oath before the mountain hermit's golden relic. In the previous chapter, he wrestled a bear and emerged victorious, proving his strength and courage. Now, this chapter continues his journey: new dangers, new friendships, and new challenges that will test his honor and warrior’s spirit. This tale reflects true Mongolian brotherhood, courage, and the adventurous path of a young hero destined for greatness. 🎙 VOICE ACTING: All narration, character voices, and emotional performance were done solely by me (DND Channel). No third-party narration or reused audio content was used. 🎧 AUDIO EDITING & SOUND DESIGN: All audio editing, timing, sound effects, and production were completed entirely by me. This audio story is fully original. 🖼 VISUALS & THUMBNAIL: The images and thumbnails used in this video were created using AI-based artwork or sourced from free-to-use / non-copyright resources. No commercial copyrighted artwork was intentionally used. 🎧 BACKGROUND MUSIC: The background music used in this story is from the following track:    • Mongol OST   - The Beginning   This music is believed to be copyright-free based on its public availability. If any copyright concern arises, it will be replaced immediately. 📌 IMPORTANT NOTE: The DND Channel does NOT use: – copyrighted commercial music – third-party narration – reused audio content – unlicensed or restricted images All storytelling, voice acting, and audio production are original creations. 📚 GENRE / STYLE: Historical adventure • Heroic tale • Brotherhood • Warrior spirit • Mongolian folklore 🙏 THANK YOU: Thank you for supporting the DND Channel. Your support helps us continue creating original Mongolian audio stories and long-form cinematic productions.