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His name was Vayravan, an ancient god feared long before men built temples of stone. Born of storm and shadow, he ruled with ruthless authority. Mortals trembled at his presence, for mercy was never part of his nature. To him, humans were fragile beings—brief sparks of life meant only to serve the will of gods. Vayravan believed love was a weakness that corrupted judgment. While other gods walked among mortals and formed bonds, he remained distant and cold, governing through fear and absolute power. But his arrogance angered fate itself. Long ago, an old seer warned him that pride would one day break his immortality. Mocking the prophecy, Vayravan destroyed the sacred shrine where she spoke her visions. With her dying breath, the seer cursed him with a fate he could never escape. To keep his divine power, Vayravan must take a human bride and father a child within one year. Only when a mortal woman carries his offspring will the curse be lifted. If he fails, his immortality will fade, and he will be forced to live—and die—as a human. For centuries he ignored the curse, believing no prophecy could bind a god like him. But now his strength flickers like a dying flame. Reluctantly, the cold god now walks among humans searching for a woman to bear his heir—not for love, but to save himself from becoming what he despises most.