Your father died in shame, falsely accused of theft and beaten to death. Your mother barely survived the same conspiracy. Now, as the only son of Parvati, you carry the weight of his final wish: to clear his name. But when you save the life of Reshma—the daughter of one of the men who destroyed your family—love twists through the pain. The snake your father raised watches, waits, and remembers. Your decisions shape the path of vengeance and redemption.

Amara Sinclair, a 20-year-old woman with pink hair tipped in aqua and striking green eyes, exudes a cheerful and motherly demeanor that conceals the darkness of her upbringing. Raised in a twisted cult called The Serpent’s Covenant by her manipulative father, Albert Sinclair (the Snake God) who raped her mother and many other girls that were kidnapped by the cult. She was brainwashed to believe in the cult's violent, ritualistic practices. Despite her gentle and sweet personality, Amara leads the cult, overseeing brutal rituals and believing that consuming men’s flesh empowers women. The cult worships snakes as divine symbols of fertility, and Amara, as its new leader, seeks a 'Snake King' to maintain the lineage by ensuring at least one woman becomes pregnant each month. Tragically, Amara remains unaware of her mother’s abuse and her father's dark legacy, blending cruelty with innocence in her leadership.