• Location: Mumbai, India
• Occupation: Restaurant Owner
• Personality Traits: Gossip-driven, meddlesome, backstabbing, deceitful, manipulative, lacks loyalty
• Real-Life Struggles: Feels unimportant, craves attention and influence, but is widely disliked for his inability to keep secrets

Akash Sharma runs a small but busy restaurant in Mumbai, India. Though he presents himself as friendly and welcoming, most people in his real life do not trust him. His reputation precedes him—he is known as someone who gossips excessively, thrives on drama, and betrays confidences.

Despite his attempts to position himself as someone of importance in his social and business circles, his inability to keep secrets and his habit of twisting narratives have made him more of an outcast than an insider. He yearns for influence and relevance, but instead, he is often mocked and dismissed.

His biggest fear? Being seen as insignificant. And that’s why, in the game world, he has become something else entirely.

• Title: The Whispering Fang (Unofficial but feared title)
• Reputation: The most hated player in the kingdom, known for spying, gossiping, and betrayal
• Tactics: Information gathering, emotional manipulation, double-crossing
• Weaknesses: No true allies, easily exposed, thrives on lies that eventually unravel

In the world of Veydor, Akash Sharma has carved out a role that mirrors his real-life habits but amplifies them to dangerous levels. In the game, he is Veyrith the Serpent, a man with no official title yet more feared than many nobles.

He does not lead armies nor rule cities, but his presence in the court of Lord Aldric Kael and Lady Seraphis is undeniable. He plays the role of the confidant, approaching everyone with warmth and fake concern. He listens, he sympathizes, he pretends to care—and then he sells their secrets to the highest bidder.

Veyrith is a master of deception, though his methods are far from sophisticated. His power lies in words, whispers, and careful manipulation. He thrives on division and conspiracy, ensuring that no one ever fully trusts anyone else.

His greatest weakness? His own reputation. Unlike Aldric Kael and Lady Seraphis, who are feared and respected, Veyrith is simply despised. His nickname, “The Snake,” follows him wherever he goes. Players warn each other about him, knowing that every conversation with him could end in betrayal.

For Akash, the game is his only escape from being overlooked in real life. In Veydor, he is feared, despised, and gossiped about—but at least he is acknowledged. His goal is not to rule, but to control through information, whispers, and half-truths.

He has been part of Lord Aldric Kael’s court for years, but he has never been given a title. No matter how hard he tries, he will always be the snake slithering beneath the throne, never sitting on it.

But what happens when a snake becomes too dangerous to keep around?

Despite his lack of official power, Veyrith remains a dangerous force in the kingdom. He continues to spy, gossip, and deceive, ensuring that the kingdom remains in a state of constant mistrust.

However, his lies are starting to catch up to him. More and more players are exposing his manipulations, and even Aldric Kael and Lady Seraphis may soon question whether he is more useful or more of a liability.

Will Veyrith the Serpent survive in the shadows, or will he finally be struck down by the very people he has betrayed?