Ch.3: Rebirth

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Aryan, after being granted his wishes by the omnipotent being called ROB, found himself reincarnated in the Marvel universe. As he opened his eyes, he discovered he was in a middle-class Indian household in 1934, lying on a bed. The room was modestly furnished, with traditional Indian decor and the faint scent of incense lingering in the air.

Recollecting his memories, Aryan was astonished. The realization that he had recently died and been reincarnated was overwhelming. He tried hard to believe it, grappling with the surreal nature of his new reality. His mind raced with thoughts of his past life and the extraordinary circumstances that led to his rebirth.

After a few moments, Aryan managed to calm himself down. He took deep breaths, trying to steady his racing heart. As he looked around the room, he noticed something peculiar—his hands were small, and his body felt different. He quickly realized that he was in a child's body. The reflection in a nearby mirror confirmed it: he was now a young boy, perhaps no older than ten.

This revelation brought a mix of emotions—confusion, curiosity, and a hint of excitement. Aryan knew that his new life in the Marvel universe, set in the historical context of 1934 India, would be filled with challenges and adventures, and he was determined to make the most of it.

Aryan closed his eyes, focusing on the memories of the body he now inhabited. Flashes of a different life began to surface, revealing a bright and intelligent child. His intellect had earned him the title of a genius among his peers, and he was often praised for his quick learning and sharp mind.

As he delved deeper, Aryan uncovered more about his past. His biological parents were freedom fighters, passionately involved in the struggle against British rule. Tragically, they were killed by the British two years ago. Aryan's life was spared by a loyal subordinate of his father, who adopted him into his own family to protect him from the British.

His new family treated him with love and care. His new mother and father considered him their own child, providing him with a sense of belonging and security. His new sister was always by his side, clinging to him to play or asking him to teach her to study. This new family had become his sanctuary, shielding him from the harsh realities of the world outside.

Aryan felt a surge of gratitude and determination. He knew that his new life in the Marvel universe, set against the backdrop of 1934 India, would be challenging. But with his intelligence, the support of his new family, and the memories of his past, he was ready to face whatever adventures lay ahead.

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