Mahabharat: Cruel Fate
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Esha never believed in fate, only in survival. A skilled assassin raised on shadows and secrets, she was accustomed to slipping between worlds-the underground world she belonged to and the surface she only glimpsed. But when a time machine malfunction thrust her back into the Mahabharata, a place she'd only heard of in her grandfather's old stories, she found herself caught in a realm where legends breathe and destinies unfold. Here, she's forced to confront ancient heroes and buried truths. And with each step, the hardened assassin questions not only her past but the strange pull of her future.
This is a Karn X FMC fan fiction
This is just an interpretation or just an answer to what if question I had in my head. This is not what happened originally in the Mahabharata
This is just a "FAN FICTION".
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