I’m not fully sure what you mean by “Asm salvation”.

To help you properly, I need a bit more detail:

• Are you asking about the story after the salvation (moksha) of a specific Jain character, like

- Asimkumara, - Bahubali, - Marudevi Mata, - or someone else?

• Or are you referring to a particular Jain book / pathshala lesson / pravachan where “Asm” is written as a short form?

In Jainism, once a soul attains moksha, there is actually no further worldly story:

• The soul goes to Siddha-shila (top of the universe).
• There is no rebirth, no body, no karma, no pleasure–pain, only pure, eternal bliss, infinite knowledge, faith, and energy.
• So from the view of worldly stories (charitra), the story ends at moksha.
• From the spiritual view, the soul remains forever in that pure state.

If you tell me:

1. The full name or character you mean by “Asm”, or
2. The book / context where you read this,

I can explain the complete Jain story up to moksha, and then clearly tell you what Jain philosophy says after salvation for that soul.