Present Day, Anga…
“It’s called the Vishnu’s Wrath,” said the jailor.
The two soldiers followed the stumpy, bald man to the front. One of them was the new recruit and he was exceptionally quiet for the job. While the other soldier was wispy and unkind, often blabbering about how he was guarding the king of Anga during Deepavali and he was exceptionally proud to do that at such an age.
“You have to be careful. The king has specifically instructed not to converse with it, in any sort of way.” The jailor continued.
They were walking in an empty alleyway, which only seemed empty because most of the prisoners were asleep. The cells had grills and the floors were stony. It was an underground prison.
“It has tried to escape from the prison multiple times and you have to be careful. It is smart.”
he other soldier, the one who was chatty, asked: “Why is it called Vishnu’s Wrath, if you don’t mind me asking?”
“The origins of the name is as obscure as the entity itself.” The quieter soldier arched his brows as the jailor uttered the word “entity”, as if Vishnu’s Wrath was some kind of a creature.
The jailor continued: “The king said it, and the name……
Source: Mythological fiction: After the war, Karna lives in a gurukul, trying to bury the ghosts of the past
