TO SLAY A GOD
When vengeance defies the gods. Even dharma must take sides.
Echoes of Destiny · Book One
The dharma of a king is not the dharma of a man.
A king. A strategist. A commander. And the choice that will cost each of them everything they cannot name — and cannot keep.
In Mund and Prakhand, two kingdoms orbit a collision neither can prevent. To Slay a God is a mythic‑political epic rooted in Sanskrit tradition, dharma philosophy, and the irreversible mathematics of consequence.
KV Sans writes mythic fiction at the intersection of dharma and consequence. Rooted in South Asian history, Hindu mythology, and Sanskrit aesthetic tradition, the work of KV Sans asks what happens to the self when it is required to become the instrument of its own highest values. To Slay a God is the first book of the Echoes of Destiny trilogy — a mythic-political epic following a king, a strategist, a commander, and a queen through the irreversible arithmetic of a choice they cannot unmake.
Every world has its grammar — the rules by which consequence moves, by which power is transferred, by which the sacred and the political are kept in orbit around each other. This is the grammar of Mund and Prakhand.
What follows is not supplementary. These are the load‑bearing structures — the motifs, the oaths, the marks on the body — that carry the story’s meaning across the surface of its events. Readers who enter here will find the trilogy’s architecture. They will understand what the characters carry, and why they cannot put it down