King Vena was born into the illustrious lineage of Dhruva, the steadfast devotee of Lord Vishnu, and the great kings of the solar dynasty. His father, Anga, was a just and noble ruler, beloved by his people. However, fate had other plans. Anga, disheartened by the growing wickedness in his kingdom and his inability to guide his son onto the righteous path, abandoned his throne and retreated into the forests, leaving young Vena to ascend the throne at an early age. Without his father’s wisdom to temper his ambitions, Vena grew into a ruler who saw himself as invincible. His mother, Sunitha, who came from a lineage tainted with Asuric influence, fueled his arrogance, whispering to him that kings were the true gods and should be worshiped as such. Over time, this belief hardened into a dangerous conviction. The darkened halls of King Vena’s palace trembled with an uneasy silence. Once a mighty ruler, Vena had let arrogance cloud his wisdom. Rejecting the sacred rites and dismissing the pr...