Flames of Fate

He would burn the world for her. She would destroy herself to save it.

Aham, orphan, street thief, fire in his veins, guilt carved into his soul. Once a boy who burned everything he loved, he is now marked for redemption by the Gods as the Agnivar.
Deeksha, atheist, scholar, haunted by the choice that freed her but condemned her sister. She carries visions of endings, the Netrika fated to glimpse ruin before it comes for her.

When fire and foresight collide, they ignite a love as dangerous as the war they are destined to fight. A love that tempts them to defy the Gods themselves. But in Kalyug, nothing defied goes unpunished.
For this is the era of Sin. His children, the seven sins, already thrive in human hearts, raising an army that grows stronger by the day. And the Gods? They have but one move left: the Chosen.

Five souls, plucked from the living and the dead, the willing and the unwilling, bound by fate, cursed by prophecy. They will bleed, they will burn, they will fight because to refuse the call of the Gods is to ask for a fate worse than death. They are the Chosen, all that stands between the worlds and destruction. And within the Chosen, the fate of every realm hangs on the fire and foresight of two.

As Sin’s shadows march toward a final confrontation, Aham and Deeksha face an impossible choice. Can they save the world without destroying each other? Or is that the price demanded of one of the Chosen, a choice that is both redemption and doom?