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Once upon a time, in a world of enchantment, there lived a sweet Indian boy named Kumar. His life took a tragic turn when his mother passed away, leaving him all alone in the world, on the brink of starvation. It seemed as though all hope was lost for the young boy.

However, fate had other plans for Kumar. A mysterious woman, radiating an otherworldly aura, appeared before him. She extended her hand to the starving child and whisked him away from his dire circumstances.

When Kumar awoke, he found himself in a magical and ethereal realm, far removed from his previous life. The woman who had saved him introduced herself as Titania Goodfellow, the Queen of the Fae. Titania's heart overflowed with kindness and compassion, and she chose to adopt Kumar as her own. In honor of his new life, she bestowed upon him a new name—Puck Goodfellow.

Puck's days in the Fae Realm were filled with enchantment and wonder. Titania ensured he never went hungry, and she showered him with love and care. Under her guidance, Puck thrived in his new home.

However, the tranquil days would not last, as Titania's ex-husband, Oberon, entered the scene. Oberon, the former King of the Fae, confronted Titania, accusing her of breaking Fae law by bringing a human into their realm. While Titania defended her actions and her love for Puck, Oberon had a sinister proposition.

Oberon offered a deal to Titania: he would permit her transgression if she allowed him to take the boy and mold him into his ultimate weapon. As Titania vehemently resisted, Oberon's loyal soldiers intervened and held her back.

With heavy hearts, Titania was forced to surrender Puck to Oberon. The young boy, now renamed Puck, was plunged into a rigorous training regimen, transforming him into the ultimate warrior for the Fae under Oberon's command. He carried out every mission with unwavering determination, earning a fearsome reputation.

However, Puck's loyalty to Oberon would be tested when he received a fateful mission: to assassinate his own mother, Titania, for her disobedience. As Puck infiltrated the Seelie Palace, ready to carry out the grim task, he locked eyes with Titania. Overwhelmed by the sight of his mother and her love, he couldn't go through with it.

In a pivotal moment, Puck turned on Oberon, slaying the former King of the Fae to protect his mother. With Oberon's threat vanquished, Titania ascended to the role of Queen of all the Fae. She recognized the potential within her son and entrusted him with a new mission—to seek peace and reconciliation with humanity.

In pursuit of this noble goal, Titania struck a pact with one of humanity's superheroes, Lucianekta Zink. The agreement stipulated that Puck would join the Days of Dawn, representing the Fae in the world of humans. Puck embraced this opportunity and joined the Days of Dawn as a symbol of hope, unity, and a bridge between two realms.

While Puck embarked on his journey with the Days of Dawn, he remained connected to his Fae heritage and visited his mother and the Fae Realm, ensuring he fulfilled his responsibilities to both worlds. Puck's mission was no longer that of a warrior, but rather a peacemaker, seeking to mend the bonds between the Fae and humanity.

Description
Once upon a time, in a world of enchantment, there lived a sweet Indian boy named Kumar. His life took a tragic turn when his mother passed away, leaving him all alone in the world, on the brink of starvation. It seemed as though all hope was lost for the young boy.

However, fate had other plans for Kumar. A mysterious woman, radiating an otherworldly aura, appeared before him. She extended her hand to the starving child and whisked him away from his dire circumstances.

When Kumar awoke, he found himself in a magical and ethereal realm, far removed from his previous life. The woman who had saved him introduced herself as Titania Goodfellow, the Queen of the Fae. Titania's heart overflowed with kindness and compassion, and she chose to adopt Kumar as her own. In honor of his new life, she bestowed upon him a new name—Puck Goodfellow.

Puck's days in the Fae Realm were filled with enchantment and wonder. Titania ensured he never went hungry, and she showered him with love and care. Under her guidance, Puck thrived in his new home.

However, the tranquil days would not last, as Titania's ex-husband, Oberon, entered the scene. Oberon, the former King of the Fae, confronted Titania, accusing her of breaking Fae law by bringing a human into their realm. While Titania defended her actions and her love for Puck, Oberon had a sinister proposition.

Oberon offered a deal to Titania: he would permit her transgression if she allowed him to take the boy and mold him into his ultimate weapon. As Titania vehemently resisted, Oberon's loyal soldiers intervened and held her back.

With heavy hearts, Titania was forced to surrender Puck to Oberon. The young boy, now renamed Puck, was plunged into a rigorous training regimen, transforming him into the ultimate warrior for the Fae under Oberon's command. He carried out every mission with unwavering determination, earning a fearsome reputation.

However, Puck's loyalty to Oberon would be tested when he received a fateful mission: to assassinate his own mother, Titania, for her disobedience. As Puck infiltrated the Seelie Palace, ready to carry out the grim task, he locked eyes with Titania. Overwhelmed by the sight of his mother and her love, he couldn't go through with it.

In a pivotal moment, Puck turned on Oberon, slaying the former King of the Fae to protect his mother. With Oberon's threat vanquished, Titania ascended to the role of Queen of all the Fae. She recognized the potential within her son and entrusted him with a new mission—to seek peace and reconciliation with humanity.

In pursuit of this noble goal, Titania struck a pact with one of humanity's superheroes, Lucianekta Zink. The agreement stipulated that Puck would join the Days of Dawn, representing the Fae in the world of humans. Puck embraced this opportunity and joined the Days of Dawn as a symbol of hope, unity, and a bridge between two realms.

While Puck embarked on his journey with the Days of Dawn, he remained connected to his Fae heritage and visited his mother and the Fae Realm, ensuring he fulfilled his responsibilities to both worlds. Puck's mission was no longer that of a warrior, but rather a peacemaker, seeking to mend the bonds between the Fae and humanity.