This tale is from ancient times, a time after the end of the era of Ram and before the arrival of Krishna. It was the age between the end of Treta Yuga and beginning of Dwapar Yuga. In human years it was a giant transition period and was full of chaos. As celestial beings restricted meddling with humankind, both Daitya's and Devata's sustained heavy losses in these years of wars in their attempts to control the ways of the children of Manu. Treta Yuga had shown to all other beings what destructive capabilities the human kind posses and sooner or later they will overpower other races who don't realize the winds of change. Now, an amalgam of these fears and expectations from the humankind brought about a period of change in human history that ultimately lead Humans into Dwapar Yuga with such destructive capabilities and divine boons that gave a path to the most destructive and bloody battles in the history of mankind. This is the tale of that period which gave Humans these powers.

It's one thing to talk about becoming a superhero when you get a superpower and a completely different scenario when you actually get them. This is not the story of a kid getting superpowers and becoming a superhero or any kind of hero but actually, it's about the superpower and the struggle of a person with such powers to validate and prove his existence and with such hopes writing a letter to someone who could read it and know about him. But why does a person with super powers need to do that? This is definitely not a fanfiction.

A practical minded girl, who doesn't believe in fictional stories but is very keen to help even her enemies. How her loving and caring nature puts her in New troubles everyday. Come find out the darkest secrets of teenage life with Jasmine (Jaz) as she enters her dreamy land with her friends and Prince charming.

Is it necessary to facilitate the end when you already can 'predict' it's arrival or do you take the decision in your hands and fight against the seemingly inevitable future for the now? Do you fight against the future? Take revenge for the past? Or live, fight and exist in the very real present. The descending god tackles such questions through multiple narratives and characters going from Cosmic proportions to local realities to ask this question in the setting of an ancient land which stands as a surrogate India.