chapter 3 Kali's Backstory

Kali was not always a sorcerer. He was born in a small village, not unlike Darbhanga. His parents were simple farmers, living a life of hard work and contentment. But Kali was different. He was curious, ambitious, always seeking something more.

As a young boy, Kali stumbled upon an old, forgotten book of magic. He was fascinated by the spells and incantations, the promise of power and control. He spent years studying the book, practicing the spells, slowly succumbing to the allure of dark magic.

His thirst for power grew with time. He left his village, his family, in search of ancient artifacts and mystical relics. He traveled far and wide, learning from sorcerers and wizards, honing his skills, becoming more powerful.

But with power came corruption. Kali's heart was consumed by darkness, his soul tainted by the magic he wielded. He became ruthless, using his powers to harm rather than help, to control rather than guide.

When he heard about the artifact in Darbhanga, he knew he had to have it. He believed that with the artifact, he could become invincible. And so, he arrived in Darbhanga, bringing with him a storm of chaos and fear.

But every villain is a hero in his own story. And Kali was no different. He believed that he was destined for greatness, that the power he sought was his right. Little did he know, his path would cross with Ravi, a young boy with a heart of courage and a spirit of a true hero.

Kali's journey into the world of dark magic was not an easy one. It was a path filled with challenges and sacrifices, a path that demanded everything from him.

As a young boy, Kali was fascinated by the mysteries of the universe. He would spend hours gazing at the stars, wondering about the forces that governed them. This curiosity led him to the old, forgotten book of magic. The book was old and worn, its pages yellowed with age, but to Kali, it was a treasure trove of knowledge.

The book introduced Kali to a world he never knew existed. A world of spells and incantations, of power and control. He was captivated by this newfound knowledge, and he devoted every waking moment to mastering it.

But the book also warned of the dangers of dark magic. It spoke of the corruption that came with power, of the darkness that could consume one's soul. Kali, however, was blinded by his ambition. He ignored the warnings, believing that he could control the power without succumbing to it.

His obsession with power led him to leave his home, his family. He traveled across the land, seeking teachers and mentors, learning from the best sorcerers and wizards. He delved deeper into the world of dark magic, his powers growing with each passing day.

But with power came isolation. Kali's heart grew cold, his soul tainted by the dark magic. He lost sight of the boy he once was, the boy who gazed at the stars with wonder. He was now a man consumed by power, a man feared by all.

When he heard of the artifact in Darbhanga, he saw it as an opportunity to increase his power. He arrived in the village with a single goal - to possess the artifact. But he was not prepared for what awaited him - a young boy named Ravi, who was ready to do whatever it took to protect his village and the artifact.

This is the story of Kali, a man who sought power but lost himself in the process. A man who became a villain in the eyes of others, but saw himself as a hero in his own twisted tale.