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Immortality comes at a price that Shiva may not be willing to pay from "summary" of Immortals of Meluha by Amish Tripathi
In the grand scheme of things, immortality is a coveted gift that many desire. To live forever, to never face the inevitable embrace of death, is a dream that most would give anything for. But as with all things in life, there is a price to pay for such a gift. And in the case of Shiva, the price may be one that he is not willing to bear. The concept of immortality brings with it a burden that is heavy and unforgiving. To live for eternity means watching loved ones come and go, witnessing the rise and fall of civilizations, and experiencing the endless cycle of life and death. It is a lonely existence, one that can weigh heavily on the soul. For Shiva, a mortal who is suddenly thrust into the world of the immortal, the idea of living forever may not be as appealing as it seems. He is a man of action, a warrior who thrives on the thrill of battle and the adrenaline rush of dange...
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