Chapter 232

Meanwhile, some of the nobles' and commoners' spirits escaped and were reborn into the mortal world through Hebe's manipulation.

This is the opening of the Void Pure Land Past Chronicle: Mahabharata —eight celestial beings, coveting the treasures of the immortals, were cursed and relegated to the mortal realm. The celestial beings pleaded with the Ganges Goddess to grant them swift liberation and return to the heavens, Ganges Goddess granted their request.

Therefore, when the Lord of the dynasty, King Pindola, was hunting for women on the banks of the Ganges, he launched a fervent marriage proposal to the Ganges Goddess.

The story ends here, as similar accounts exist in civilizations around the world. In Cathay, there is the story of Son of Heaven meeting the Queen Mother of the West, and the story of King Chu meeting the goddess of Mount Wu.

As the ruler of a dynasty that, in the "archetype," governs the Ganges basin, it's not unreasonable for the Ganges Goddess to submit to him.

However, the Ganges Goddess made a request of him: you must not interfere with or inquire about what I do.

King Pindola thought it was no big deal and readily agreed.

After some back and forth between the two, the Ganges Goddess gave birth to a strong little boy.

Before King Pindola could even rejoice, the Ganges Goddess took the child to the riverbank and drowned him.

As the saying goes, the more you lack something, the more you boast about what you have. The Vedas meant knowledge and revelation, but the Vedas did not respect knowledge; the same is true in the Dharma- ending Age.

The above passage illustrates one point: in the era of Dharma, male offspring are of paramount importance to the family.

If the Ganges Goddess were to drown her daughter today, King Pindola would be more than happy to do it himself, as long as she made it clear.

But boys are different.

King Pindola felt as if his heart was being torn apart, but he said nothing.

Then the second child was thrown into the river by the Ganges Goddess —another boy.

The Ganges Goddess attacked the nest seven times in a row, King Pindola finally couldn't take it anymore.

As the Lord "in theory" unified the land, he could naturally see that each of these children was a prodigy, with extraordinary talent and unique features; one could tell from their faces that they were destined to become pillars of the nation.

As a result, you've taken over all these excellent resources. Are you even human?

Finally, when the Ganges Goddess was burrowing for the eighth time, the King Pindola rushed over to stop her and sternly questioned: What do you want your dick for!

Of course, this is Hebe's translation; the original words of the King Pindola were very intense and aggressive.

The Ganges Goddess smiled slightly, first replying with a traditional Bharata greeting to the ancestors of King Pindola, then revealing her identity and also mentioning the sage's curse and the descent of the gods to earth.

King Pindola was terrified and cried bitterly, pleading desperately, but the Ganges Goddess had no intention of running away with the ball.

—Anyway, she has fulfilled her promise; it was all King Pindola Wang's doing.

While the Ganges Goddess successfully completed her mission, King Pindola couldn't contain his desires.

He named his son "Tianshi" and then continued hunting for women along the Ganges.

This time, he opened his eyes wide and found a beautiful fisherwoman named Zhenxin.

The two fell in love again, a sight that made Hebe's teeth ache from watching from the mountain.

Why? Because her identity in the Bharata Lostbelt is Vyasa.

In the legend of Hebe's past life, Vyasa was the illegitimate son of Zhenxin and the Ruin Immortal before their marriage.

Of course, Hebe didn't care about the disputes and entanglements involved; she was the final authority to interpret all events.

What she was curious about was that since she had already replaced Vyasa, she would naturally not be born from Zhenxin's womb again.

Who will be the surrogate mother to give birth to the Bharata?

More importantly, in the epic known to Hebe, it was the fisherman father of Zhenxin who forced King Pindola to swear an oath, which ultimately prevented him from inheriting the Tianshi.

But then I thought about it and it was strange. You are a hunter and fisherman, the lowest of the low in Dharma caste system.

What gives you the right to force a monarch?

Out of curiosity, Hebe continued watching.

But then Zhenxin's fisherman father walked out leisurely, his hair disheveled and barefoot, and bowed slightly to King Pindola.

"Holy crap, Kashyapa!"

Hebe couldn't hold back anymore.

Wasn't he in ascetic practice? How come he had a daughter?

But then again, "Shengzhu" is simply another name for someone with abundant fertility.

Kashyapa, having reached a state of extreme stillness, felt a surge of inspiration. Seeing that a good era was dawning, it was reasonable for him to have a daughter.

While Hebe was still sorting things out, Kashyapa had already forced King Pindola to swear an oath—you can marry Zhenxin, but her future child must inherit the throne, otherwise this is off-limits. If you dare deceive my Vedas, the Lord of the Dharma, I'll make you fly!

King Pindola was tempted by beauty and coerced by Kashyapa, and in a daze, he made a vow.

Afterwards Zhenxin and Kashyapa each other a reluctant farewell.

The elderly father, Kashyapa, stood on the boat, watching his daughter's departing figure and sighed.

"Zhenxin! This is all I can do for you. From now on, you have to walk your own path."

Kashyapa turned around, intending to pole the boat away, but suddenly felt a chill run down his spine.

The immortal's face was instantly filled with inexplicable fear.

A cluster of bluish-purple flames had appeared at the bow of the ship at some unknown time, and Kama was calmly gazing at them from within.

"Kama, Kamadiya ..."

Kashyapa swallowed hard, but his knees involuntarily buckled and he knelt down. "You, you're not dead?! You're still alive?!"

Kama rolled his eyes almost imperceptibly.

She didn't speak, but her voice echoed softly in Kashyapa's ears and heart.

[Zhenxin must have had an illegitimate child before her marriage, right? What's his name? And who is the father of that illegitimate child?]

Kashyapa trembled with fear: How did she know? How could she know?

"Yes, yes... you guessed right. Zhenxin did have an illegitimate child before marriage, but it wasn't her fault. It was all the fault of that bastard, the Ruin Immortal Parashara!"

[Stop rambling, what's the illegitimate child's name?]

"Because he was born with black skin, his nickname was 'Island Born Black,' and his formal name was... Black Heaven."

Kama nodded slightly.

A few seconds later, her figure disappeared along with the bluish-purple flames.

Almost the instant Kama's figure disappeared, Kashyapa broke out in a cold sweat.

"Oh my god, that scared me to death! That scared me to death!"

The two generations of the living master were so frightened that he abandoned the boat and disappeared immediately.

This time, Kashyapa decided that he would practice asceticism until the end of the Dharma- ending Age, and would never come out even if he died.

Chapter 296 Each person does their own thing, a hundred flowers bloom.

Kama's appearance on Kashyapa's ship was, of course, at Hebe's behest.

Hebe simply wanted to know what kind of thing Zhenxin could produce after she replaced Vyasa.

Sure enough, she was made to squat in Eris again.

As a legendary hunter of Eris, Hebe's understanding of her deepens as her and Eris's circumstances are reversed.

The so-called "Island-Born Black Immortal" was actually another name for Vyasa. In the past, when Zhenxin was fishing, she was spotted by the Ruin Immortal on a small island and forcibly abducted to become his maid.

After their one-night stand, Zhenxin gave birth to a dark-skinned child named "Vyasa" on the island.

The immortal felt deeply uneasy during the time of enlightenment, so he cast a spell to Zhenxin and restore her to her virginity.

But with Hebe's involvement, the details of history have changed drastically, and only the name "Island Born Black" was able to be used by Krishna.

The reason is simple: Krishna also had dark blue, shiny skin.

As a quasi-ruler wielding the power of confusion, symbolizing and governing all related fields, He is naturally capable of doing things to this extent.

After all, "Island Born Black" has no name or surname, so who can say that it is not one of the incarnations of Krishna?

This is also a kind of "confusion".

Of course, Hebe now also possesses some of the power to confuse the relevant realms, so she can clearly determine that Krishna himself has not yet been born.

Hebe sat cross-legged on the cloud-formed bed, reaching out to pinch her soles, the stinging sensation causing her to frown slightly.

Kama felt sorry for her and quickly went over to pull Hebe's hand away.

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"World Honored One."

As Kama gently massaged Hebe's feet, he said in a tender voice, "Are you worried about Zhenxin's illegitimate child?"

Hebe shuddered slightly and narrowed her eyes like a fox.

Kama's technique is really impressive...

The girl thought to herself, then lazily let out a sticky "hmm" from her nose.

"I knew it."

Kama laughed and replied, "I'll go and kill Kashyapa's entire family in a bit."

"Um?"

Hebe thought for a moment, "You're going a bit too far."

The main problem was that killing Kashyapa's entire family was useless, but Kama couldn't defeat Krishna.

Moreover, unless Krishna is insane, he would never truly be born at this time—how could he take advantage of the situation to strengthen himself if he didn't stir up trouble?

Hebe succinctly explained his thoughts.

Kama pursed his lips. "So, Zhenxin's illegitimate child doesn't actually exist?"

"You can't say that."

Hebe raised her hand, and a cardboard box floated in her palm.

"Kamadiya, there is a cat in this box. But you won't know if the cat is alive or dead unless you open it. Only an observer can find out if the cat is alive or dead."

"'Island Born Black' is the same. But the observer is not Zhenxin, nor Kashyapa, but me and Krishna."

Hebe turned her hand over.

The box tipped over, and a round-headed orange cat jumped out, baring its claws and making threatening noises like "Old Wu, Old Wu" at Kama.

Hebe snapped her fingers, and the orange cat and the box disappeared.

"Unfortunately, after several confrontations, our Krishna is not as high in rank as I am."

A sly smile appeared on the girl's face. She leaned forward slightly and playfully wiggled her toes.

— "Island Born Black" is an unclaimed account that can be used by Krishna and Hebe.

Unfortunately, Krishna's internet speed is not as fast as Hebe's, and his offensive and defensive skills are not as sophisticated as Hebe's.

Then a series of sharp, eerie laughs rang out under the Bodhi Tree —some from Hebe, some from Kama, and some from the Yang Pill who had come to join the fun.

Meanwhile, while Hebe had finalized her key plan, King Pindola was in deep trouble.

As the saying goes, an old man and a young wife live a life of revelry every night. King Pindola has been living a very carefree life lately, and the smile on his face is becoming increasingly hard to suppress.

"Only today do I realize the true value of the king's power!"

King Fushen said to Queen Zhenxin, "When I was studying, I saw those Kshatriyas and Brahmins who remained unmoved in the face of such enjoyment, and I felt that I could do the same."

"Now it seems that being able to resist such pleasures is indeed not far from being a saint!"

Zhenxin reached out and stroked King Pindola's cheek, smiling slightly, "Then, my Your Majesty, can you bear it?"

"I'm trying my best to endure it."

King Pindola frowned, his expression strange.

Two minutes King Pindola collapsed onto the bed. "Empress, I did my best."

"It's okay, two minutes is great too."