Note: This book contains scenes of blood and beheading. It has been marked mature for the reader's safety but does not contain anything more. If the reader does not favor blood, stabbing, sword-fighting etc. I would suggest not to read this. 

This is a work of fiction. None of the characters or places in this story are real. If any detail in this story is similar to reality, it is purely a coincidence.

I want to thank all of you reading this book and spending your time on this book. I have always been fascinated by Indian fiction and tiny details that we can make a whole story out of.

Many of the names in this story are either based on google research, or my knowledge. Any mistake or error I take full responsibility of.

There are some parts where mistakes are there and I have come to realize them only later on. So, it will be corrected.

Updates are not guaranteed to come quick, so do not blame me if they do not come.

Some beliefs in this book may not be according to the real insights. I have just interpreted my own story parts and fictional works.

STORY CHRACTERS (Note: Some of the character's names have been changed. During the edit, the old character's name might be visible. Which is completely my fault

Akileshwar: unedited

Tanvi: Unedited

Athreya: Edited. Now changed into BHRINGI

Sakradeva: unedited

Divojas: edited. Now changed into NARADA

All other characters remain the same. These are the main characters and two have been changed.

Hope you enjoy!

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I would like to thank Rick Riordan for inspiring to write. How you wrote Percy Jackson, the heroes of Olympus etc. was beautiful and very humorous.

I would like to thank Amish Tripathi for inspiring me on Indian Mythology. Your novels, the Ram Chandra series and the Shiva Trilogy inspired me to write an Indian mythological novel of my own.

I would also like to thank @StraightFrom_Hell for making this amazing cover. I plan to make this an actual book. And the cover you made will be on it!

I would like to thank my grandparents for reading my books and giving me feedback, regardless of what type it is. You always spent time with me and listened to my story ideas.

Lastly, I would like to thank the Paramatma, for giving me this wonderful life.

Hope you enjoy, the last Asuran.