In the quiet coastal village of Varuna near the Konkan coast, tales were passed down of a sunken temple beneath the sea—a temple so ancient that even the gods had forgotten its name. The elders called it "Neel Kshetra", the Blue Sanctuary, and warned children never to venture too deep into the waters.Meera, a marine archaeologist with roots in Varuna, returned to her ancestral village after receiving a letter from her late grandfather. It contained an old, hand-drawn map and a message: “The ocean remembers what the world has forgotten. Find the doorway when the moon bleeds red.”Intrigued, Meera studied