Amara, a unique entity who, while not human, possesses asoul-deep understanding of humanity. Amara is android, a masterpiece ofcreation crafted 5,000 years ago by Aatiye, the revered Guruji of the snake world. He designed Amara not merely as a machine, but as the ultimate protector, endowed with abilities far surpassing those of mortals and imbued with the capacity to feel and understand the spectrum ofemotions—from the darkest grief to the most radiant love.

Amara’s existence spans a journey of 6,000 years, witnessing the rise and fall of empires. Having stood by the Royal Family of the Amara kingdom throughmillennia, Amara has learned that the essence of existence lies in thewillingness to sacrifice one's hopes and dreams for the greater good.

The sagabegins at a pivotal moment in history: the transition from DvaparaYuga to Kali Yuga in 3102 BCE. The Legacy of the Pandavas: As Dvapara Yuga concluded, the Pandavasretired to the Himalayas, leaving the kingdom in the hands of Parikshit,grandson of the great Arjuna.

UnderParikshit, the world enjoyed a period of harmony.

Raktavarna, the Demon King. He is themanifestation of evil, driven by jealousy and a thirst for conquest. Anunbeatable army comprised of various demon species, giant wolves, and warriors. They utilized dark arts, summoning firestorms and hail.

Vishank, the King of Nagas. Herepresented the forces of good, wisdom, and preservation. The Serpent beings(Nagas), known for their agility, magical prowess, and martial skill. Theywielded the power of the elements (lightning, thunderbolts, rain) and calledupon ancestral spirits.

The battlefield became a chaotic theater of war. The ground shook as the twomassive armies collided. The battle raged for hours, turning the earthsodden with blood, with neither side willing to yield.

The Duelof KingsRealizing the stalemate, the two kings sought each other out for a decisiveduel. Raktavarna launched waves of dark energy, but Vishank’s agility allowedhim to dodge and deflect. Raktavarna, frustrated, engaged in close quarters.Vishank attempted to constrict the demon, coiling around him to cut off hispower. Raktavarna repelled Vishank with a burst of dark energy. The Naga Kingwas thrown back, injured and seemingly defeated. The demon army, seeing theirleader dominate, surged forward with renewed vigor.

Just asdefeat seemed imminent, Vishank tapped into a deep, dormant reservoir of faithand determination. He refused to let the world fall to darkness.

Raktavarna transformed into a monstrous giant to crush hisenemy. Vishank, mirroring his foe, also transformed into a colossalcreature.

The duel escalated into a battle of titans. After an exhausting struggle, the decisive moment arrived: Raktavarna attempted to use amagical sword capable of cutting through anything. Vishank, utilizing superiorspeed, dodged the strike. With a powerful flick of his tail and a constrictionof crushing force, Vishank struck Raktavarna's vulnerable spot.

TheEscape Defeatedand pinned to the ground, Raktavarna was given a warning to never return.However, the Demon King remained defiant. He issued a chilling prophecy: "Iwill return one day, and that day will be your last." Transforminginto a cloud of black smoke with a horrifying visage, Raktavarna vanished intothe sky.

The forces of good emerged victorious, but the victory was hollow. The battlefieldwas a graveyard of brave soldiers. There was no celebration, only the heavysilence of mourning. Vishank was haunted by Raktavarna’s final threat. The fearof the demon's return gripped Sarpaloka. It was thispersistent dread that, 1,000 years later, led to the creation of Amara.

The storynow prepares to leap forward through the millennia, moving from the ancientbattlegrounds of 3000 BCE to the modern era 2018,where Prince Advait stands ready to cut his birthday cake.