A void soul

Rahul Verma was born in the quiet corners of a loud world.He wasn't meant to be a hero.He wasn't meant to be a monster either.He was simply… invisible.A boy who walked through life like a moving shadow — present, but unnoticed.The kind of person people spoke over, pushed aside, used when convenient, and blamed when things fell apart.He grew up in a cramped apartment with walls thin enough to hear every argument, every disappointment, every reminder that life was easier for everyone else.His father vanished when he was nine.His mother worked two jobs and coughed blood into tissues she hid under the sink.Rahul learned early that no one was coming to save him.But he never complained.He studied under flickering bulbs, solved problems others couldn't, and believed intelligence would be his escape.His dream was simple:A good job.A safe home.A life where his mother could breathe without pain.But dreams are fragile things in a ruthless world.Rahul was framed for a crime he didn't commit — evidence planted, reputation shattered, future destroyed.The same classmates who asked him for help turned their backs.The system he believed in smothered him without hesitation.No one listened to his side.No one cared.He became the perfect target for men who thrived on fear and obedience.Loan sharks. Corrupt officers. Influential people who treated lives like disposable tools.Rahul was beaten, humiliated, left bleeding in the rain…Not because he was weak,but because he was alone.And in the deepest moment of that loneliness — when his heartbeat weakened, when the world blurred, when every ounce of hope finally broke — something ancient stirred.A whisper rose from the void between life and death.A whisper that did not pity him.A whisper that did not judge him.A whisper that chose him.> "You have suffered enough, Rahul Verma.You have been forgotten by the world.Let the darkness remember you."The night that should have taken his life… gave him something else instead.Power.Hunger.Purpose.Rahul didn't rise as the same boy who fell.The world had broken him — but the Void would rebuild him.Not into a hero.Not into a villain.But into something the world had never seen before.Something it should fear.