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He is Kumbali, the Giant King of Viśālā-Kshetra

In the shadow of the towering mountains, Kumbali stood—a colossal figure, a bridge between earth and sky. His appearance was both awe-inspiring and fearsome, embodying the ancient power of giants.

- Stature: Kumbali's normal form reached a staggering height of 100 feet, but when the need arose, he could expand to a jaw-dropping 1000 feet—an embodiment of raw might.

- When Kumbali became our main character's servant, his power transcended. Harsh's influence surged through him, amplifying his abilities:
- Titan's Wrath: Kumbali's mere presence disrupted reality. His roars could shatter mountains, and his footsteps echoed across realms.
- Worldshaper: He molded landscapes—raising peaks, carving valleys, and reshaping the very earth to his will.
- Harbinger of Quakes: Kumbali's wrathful gaze could trigger earthquakes, rending the ground asunder.
- Gaea's Vengeance: He drew strength from the land itself, rejuvenating wounds and replenishing his energy.

BACK STORY

In the ancient land of Viśālā-Kshetra, nestled amidst towering mountains, the giants thrived. Their massive houses lined wide paths, and the air hummed with the magic that flowed through their veins. Kumbali, the revered king of these colossal beings, wielded the elemental power of the earth itself.

Peaceful and content, the giants had little reason to fear outsiders. But fate took a dark turn when news reached them of an ambitious Mughal king named Jalal-ud-din Akbar. Driven by greed and a desire to expand his dominion, Akbar set his sights on Viśālā-Kshetra. His goal? To convert the land to Islam and use Kumbali, the giant king, in battles

The Mughal army, bolstered by dark magical abilities, descended upon the giant realm. The giants scoffed at the tiny humans—what harm could they possibly inflict? But Akbar's forces proved formidable. They killed some giants, razed their homes, and desecrated there giant houses and the sacred temples dedicated to Lord Shiva.

When Kumbali learned of this invasion, rage surged within him. He leaped from his mountain citadel, crashing down like a meteor among the Mughals. His very presence sent shivers through their ranks. Akbar dispatched his general, Jahil Khan and his other supernatural comrades mercenary, to confront the giant king.

Despite his wounds, Kumbali fought valiantly. Yet he was outnumbered. Akbar demanded Kumbali's conversion into islam and allegiance, to conquer Dharmanagar— the most powerful kingdom of whole world ruled by King Rudra Pratap Singh—
but Kumbali refused
Kumbali's heart ached for his giant wife and son, and other giants who fled to safety. But his wife came back (leaving son and giants to safty), using all her magic left, She had teleported him away, saving him from certain death. Now, far from his homeland, Kumbali wept, his hope fading. Kumbali remembered Dharmanagar

Desperate, he sought refuge in Dharma Nagar, where he encountered King Rudra Pratap Singh who told him that you need to go to Hiradwar near by, Kumbali reached Hiradwar the Diamond City kingdom, and saw citizens from diffrent races and species, humans, demihumans, monsters etc. all lived here peacefully, and he finally met Harsh, our main character —the enigmatic and godlike figure. Our main character's aura revealed immense power, surpassing even gods and demon lords. Touched by Kumbali's plight, our main character healed him and teleported them back to Viśālā-Kshetra.

Akbar and Jahil mocked our main character, dismissing him as a mere flying human. But Kumbali revealed the truth—the Mughals were the culprits behind the devastation. Jahil confessed to killing Kumbali's wife, and Kumbali's anger flared.

Akbar send his dark magic user mughal army to attack our main character

Our main character, however. With just his single thought, he send whole Mughal army into nothingness, Akbar's disbelieve as his forces vanished into nothingness. Jahil, angry jumped in sound force, towards Our main character, but our main character stopped time and take out all dark supernatural powers from Jahil's body, making him a normal mughal man,

Kumbali, eyes fixed on our main character, vowed revenge, our main character allowed Kumbali to take revenge of his dead wife. Kumbali jumped on Jahil, Jahil's normal human body shattered into splash of blood and meat, Akbar trembled, branding our main character a inhumane. But our main character spared Akbar's life, knowing the true depths of his power. Akbar fled, swearing vengeance. Akbar was as powerful as a demon lord but he knew our main character is far more powerful than any demon lord.

Reunited with his giant kin and his son, Kumbali reclaimed his throne. Yet now, he pledged loyalty to our main character—the true force that would protect Hiradwar. As the giants rebuilt, they knew their destiny lay intertwined with our main character—a beacon of hope against looming darkness. from now Kumbali and all giants will serve under Our main character.

In the aftermath of Akbar's invasion, Kumbali stood resolute—a guardian of Hiradwar, bound by loyalty to our main character.

Kumbali Joined the forces of Harsh and became one of his strongest commander, he met other commanders too
like Yodha, Keet, Hima-Vath and others
They will echo across the ages, a hymn of defiance against darkness.

Description
He is Kumbali, the Giant King of Viśālā-Kshetra

In the shadow of the towering mountains, Kumbali stood—a colossal figure, a bridge between earth and sky. His appearance was both awe-inspiring and fearsome, embodying the ancient power of giants.

- Stature: Kumbali's normal form reached a staggering height of 100 feet, but when the need arose, he could expand to a jaw-dropping 1000 feet—an embodiment of raw might.

- When Kumbali became our main character's servant, his power transcended. Harsh's influence surged through him, amplifying his abilities:
- Titan's Wrath: Kumbali's mere presence disrupted reality. His roars could shatter mountains, and his footsteps echoed across realms.
- Worldshaper: He molded landscapes—raising peaks, carving valleys, and reshaping the very earth to his will.
- Harbinger of Quakes: Kumbali's wrathful gaze could trigger earthquakes, rending the ground asunder.
- Gaea's Vengeance: He drew strength from the land itself, rejuvenating wounds and replenishing his energy.

BACK STORY

In the ancient land of Viśālā-Kshetra, nestled amidst towering mountains, the giants thrived. Their massive houses lined wide paths, and the air hummed with the magic that flowed through their veins. Kumbali, the revered king of these colossal beings, wielded the elemental power of the earth itself.

Peaceful and content, the giants had little reason to fear outsiders. But fate took a dark turn when news reached them of an ambitious Mughal king named Jalal-ud-din Akbar. Driven by greed and a desire to expand his dominion, Akbar set his sights on Viśālā-Kshetra. His goal? To convert the land to Islam and use Kumbali, the giant king, in battles

The Mughal army, bolstered by dark magical abilities, descended upon the giant realm. The giants scoffed at the tiny humans—what harm could they possibly inflict? But Akbar's forces proved formidable. They killed some giants, razed their homes, and desecrated there giant houses and the sacred temples dedicated to Lord Shiva.

When Kumbali learned of this invasion, rage surged within him. He leaped from his mountain citadel, crashing down like a meteor among the Mughals. His very presence sent shivers through their ranks. Akbar dispatched his general, Jahil Khan and his other supernatural comrades mercenary, to confront the giant king.

Despite his wounds, Kumbali fought valiantly. Yet he was outnumbered. Akbar demanded Kumbali's conversion into islam and allegiance, to conquer Dharmanagar— the most powerful kingdom of whole world ruled by King Rudra Pratap Singh—
but Kumbali refused
Kumbali's heart ached for his giant wife and son, and other giants who fled to safety. But his wife came back (leaving son and giants to safty), using all her magic left, She had teleported him away, saving him from certain death. Now, far from his homeland, Kumbali wept, his hope fading. Kumbali remembered Dharmanagar

Desperate, he sought refuge in Dharma Nagar, where he encountered King Rudra Pratap Singh who told him that you need to go to Hiradwar near by, Kumbali reached Hiradwar the Diamond City kingdom, and saw citizens from diffrent races and species, humans, demihumans, monsters etc. all lived here peacefully, and he finally met Harsh, our main character —the enigmatic and godlike figure. Our main character's aura revealed immense power, surpassing even gods and demon lords. Touched by Kumbali's plight, our main character healed him and teleported them back to Viśālā-Kshetra.

Akbar and Jahil mocked our main character, dismissing him as a mere flying human. But Kumbali revealed the truth—the Mughals were the culprits behind the devastation. Jahil confessed to killing Kumbali's wife, and Kumbali's anger flared.

Akbar send his dark magic user mughal army to attack our main character

Our main character, however. With just his single thought, he send whole Mughal army into nothingness, Akbar's disbelieve as his forces vanished into nothingness. Jahil, angry jumped in sound force, towards Our main character, but our main character stopped time and take out all dark supernatural powers from Jahil's body, making him a normal mughal man,

Kumbali, eyes fixed on our main character, vowed revenge, our main character allowed Kumbali to take revenge of his dead wife. Kumbali jumped on Jahil, Jahil's normal human body shattered into splash of blood and meat, Akbar trembled, branding our main character a inhumane. But our main character spared Akbar's life, knowing the true depths of his power. Akbar fled, swearing vengeance. Akbar was as powerful as a demon lord but he knew our main character is far more powerful than any demon lord.

Reunited with his giant kin and his son, Kumbali reclaimed his throne. Yet now, he pledged loyalty to our main character—the true force that would protect Hiradwar. As the giants rebuilt, they knew their destiny lay intertwined with our main character—a beacon of hope against looming darkness. from now Kumbali and all giants will serve under Our main character.

In the aftermath of Akbar's invasion, Kumbali stood resolute—a guardian of Hiradwar, bound by loyalty to our main character.

Kumbali Joined the forces of Harsh and became one of his strongest commander, he met other commanders too
like Yodha, Keet, Hima-Vath and others
They will echo across the ages, a hymn of defiance against darkness.