Chapter 2 : Nitish Reddy Karn I

Even before the apocalypse reared its ugly head, the world was plagued by the concept of the strong preying on the weak, particularly the rich exploiting the poor. The wealthy employed heinous methods to strip away whatever little the impoverished had, leaving the middle class in a perpetual struggle. Trapped between the desire to attain riches and the fear of falling into destitution, they endured a constant battle to maintain their modest livelihoods.

In the midst of the apocalypse, the gap between the rich and the poor only seemed to widen further. Those fortunate enough to receive blessings capitalized on the loopholes of the crumbling system, taking advantage of the desperate circumstances. In a world desperate for heroes, they held the upper hand, their wealth shielding them from the consequences of their actions.

However, not all who rose to prominence did so based on their virtues. Some were chosen by the gods simply because they were not the worst among their peers. Amidst this chaos, it ultimately boiled down to the selfish desires of individuals who sought to possess the amrita, an elixir of immortality. But the gods, ever vigilant, warned that the amrita was not meant for humans. Its potency was too great, rendering it unsuitable for mortal hands. It was intended for the divine, to be wielded in their eternal battles against otherworldly gods who sought to test their luck and gain control over this precious substance.

Yet, these individuals sought to exploit a loophole. Aware that the gods of this world were prohibited from directly influencing earthly matters, they sought to seize the amrita for their own advantage. Their insatiable greed drove them to ignore the warnings and risk the wrath of the divine. In their relentless pursuit of power and immortality, they cast aside any concern for the consequences their actions might bring upon the world and its inhabitants.

This situation evokes a mix of emotions—aggression and sympathy—for the plight of the middle class. The aggression stems from witnessing the powerful exploit the vulnerable, perpetuating a cycle of inequality and suffering. Their actions reek of selfishness and a complete disregard for the well-being of those less fortunate. Meanwhile, sympathy arises for the middle class, who find themselves trapped in a system that offers little respite or upward mobility. Their struggle to balance their aspirations with their limited resources mirrors the struggles of countless individuals across the world.

In the face of such injustice and greed, it becomes imperative to challenge the status quo. The middle class, though often overlooked and dismissed, possess the potential to rise above their circumstances. They must unite, casting aside their fear and complacency, and fight against the rampant exploitation of the weak by the powerful. Only through collective action and a steadfast commitment to justice can they begin to dismantle the systems that perpetuate inequality and ensure a more equitable future.

It was a dark and stormy night, rain pouring down in relentless torrents. The sound of thunder echoed through the air, shaking the windows of the small house nestled near the zoo. Inside, the zookeeper, Mr. Reddy, and his wife, Mrs. Reddy, sat huddled together, their hearts heavy with sorrow.

They had been trying to conceive a child for years, but their hopes had been dashed time and time again by the cruel hand of fate. Miscarriage after miscarriage had left them despondent, their dreams of parenthood slipping away like the raindrops sliding down the windowpane.

As the storm raged outside, Mr. Reddy couldn't help but feel a profound sense of loss. He glanced out the window, watching as the raindrops cascaded down, their relentless fall mirroring the ache in his heart. Little did he know that this stormy night would forever alter the course of his life.