Antambha : Sacred Void

Before the first breath of time, before the gods had names or faces, three beings walked through the void—not as rulers, not as fragments of it, but as the Void itself. From their will, existence bloomed. And from that existence... something unspeakable was born. Antambha—a power so terrifying that even the gods begged for it to be sealed. Neither light nor dark, neither divine nor mortal, it defied all definition. It was never meant to awaken. And yet, it has. A boy awakens in the abyss—nameless, memoryless, yet burdened with an ancient strength even he cannot comprehend. His very presence unsettles the laws of the world. He survives a divine attack, falls into a foreign land, and is rescued by a girl with fire in her soul and a mark from the heavens. Together, they stumble into a war long buried—a clash between forgotten powers, divine conspiracies, and truths never meant to surface. In this world, strength is measured by Tatvansh, elemental forces granted to those deemed worthy by gods. The stronger the monster, the more dangerous its hue—from black to red to silver. But this boy… he wasn’t chosen. He was never meant to exist here. And yet, monsters cower in his presence and ancient beings whisper his name in fear: “Antambha.” What is he? A mistake? A weapon? Or the key to everything that was never supposed to be found? As empires tremble, as gods begin to remember what they tried to forget, one truth becomes undeniable—this is no ordinary tale of fate and power. This… is the return of the Divine Nothing.