LIFE OF DEPRAVITY

In a realm where power is gauged by chakras—those mystical gates that transcend human limitations—a boy named Nayra awakens to a new existence, his mind haunted by the memories of two violent deaths. The first time, he was Aryan—a mere nobody on Earth, crushed under the weight of destiny. The second time, he lived as Nayra—a slave, a mere plaything, a man who fought tooth and nail for power, only to be struck down by the very gods he sought to defy. But death isn’t the final chapter. With a stolen artifact, the Sudarshana Chakra, time rewinds, thrusting him back into the body of a child, memories fully intact. The world moves on. The gods forget. But Nayra? He remembers. This time, he refuses to be weak. He won’t show kindness. He’ll don innocence like a clever disguise, manipulating kings and assassins alike, turning rival factions to dust with nothing but his words and a well-timed tear. Let them mock the "helpless" boy—until the moment he etches his revenge into their very bones. Yet, the gods aren’t his only pursuers. Something ancient lurks in the shadows, its whispers creeping into his dreams: "You do not belong here." Nayra grins. Let them come. He’s already faced death twice. He won’t let it claim him a third time. ["The first time Nayra died, he was afraid. The second time, he was angry. This time? He’s learned how to make the world scream instead."]