The Serpent's Time

<p>The veil has torn. The gods and demons have returned. And humanity stands at the edge of annihilation.</p><p>When the devas and asuras clash across the skies of Wayanad young Aadi realizes a devastating truth: this war was never meant for mortals. Villages burn rivers split and the earth itself fractures under weapons forged in heaven and hell. In the chaos Aadi is thrust into a role he never sought-protector of his people and unwilling pawn in a cosmic struggle.</p><p>But Aadi is not alone. From the shadows of history <strong>immortals long thought forgotten return</strong>-Ashwatthama cursed to wander in endless agony; Markandeya the eternal youth who has witnessed countless destructions; Hanuman the mighty devotee whose faith has survived ages; Vibhishana the exiled king haunted by loyalty; Parashurama the warrior-sage weighed down by blood; and Kripacharya the teacher of endless wars. Each carries the scars of Maya each a mirror of what Aadi might become.</p><p>Guided by the enigmatic <strong>Naag sadhus</strong> and their serpent-tantras of time Aadi discovers that the fate of mortals lies not in choosing sides-but in breaking the cycle itself. His journey leads him to the <strong>Ekaaru prophecy</strong> where memory time and destiny intertwine. To save his brother and his people Aadi must face Rahu and Ketu once more-not only in battle but in the shattered reality of his own heart.</p><p><em>Blending Hindu mythology mysticism and speculative science fiction <strong>The Serpent's Time</strong> is a sweeping saga of gods and demons memory and forgetting devotion and rebellion. It asks the timeless question: what is more dangerous-the illusions we believe or the truths we refuse to face?</em></p>