Hello again, my boobling bumbling bubbles!
Yes. It’s me. Again. I know, I know — I said that last post was my final announcement. It was emotional, dramatic, heartfelt… the kind that made even the moon peek out from behind the clouds to say, “You okay, bro?” 🌝

But here’s the thing — you know me. I’m nothing if not consistently inconsistent when it comes to silence.

While Shiv-yukta ~ Destiny’s Play is still on pause — a pause born from the heart, not for theatrics — I couldn’t just sit around pretending to live a quiet life, staring at walls and eating biscuits like some mellow side character in someone else’s novel. No no. The storyteller in me is still kicking, plotting, and whispering in corners.

And that brings me to the real reason I’m back here today:
🌑 “Kali: The Call of Darkness” — a fiery, mysterious, soul-shaking story written by my incredibly talented (and maybe mildly possessed) friend, RCchoices, who’s on both Scrollstack and Wattpad.

Let me be honest: This isn’t your “goddess blesses the land and teaches yoga” kind of tale.
This is “the goddess looks you in the soul, asks if you’re ready to burn for your truth, and hands you a dagger” type of story. 🔥
At its center is Amala, who’s battling divine darkness, intense choices, and a future she never asked for. It’s the kind of story that grabs you by the wrist and whispers, “Ready or not, we’re going in.”

And yes… maybe I’ve thrown in some dramatic suggestions behind the scenes. Maybe. (What? Drama is my love language.) But the credit? It’s all hers.

So here’s your official invitation to step into her world.
💬 Read it. Comment on it. Share it. Tell her what you loved, what broke you, and what made you sit up at 3 AM wondering what you would do in Amala’s place. Because stories like this deserve noise. Not silence.

And maybe, just maybe… if the love and fire start to rise over there, the winds might carry it back to Destiny’s Play. You never know. ✨

Until then — thank you for staying, for reading, for caring. You make the quiet corners of creativity feel less lonely.

Radhe Radhe!
~ N (LekhikaNeeti)