Chapter 236
Kunti only learned how to summon, not how to send away. She was even less able to communicate with pure influence.
Just like how Queen Hebe and Queen Hebe conceived a child amidst the cold winds of the snowy mountains.
Kunti is in a similar situation now, except that what makes her feel the birth of a child is not the cold wind of the snow-capped mountains, but the radiance with sun-related attributes.
Even looking at the whole world, in every civilization system, the sun has always occupied an extremely important position.
Hebe had every reason to believe that if Celestial Flint hadn't split the sun into three, there would surely have been a powerful ruler in the wasteland, symbolizing the sun.
But it is precisely because of this Celestial Flint, although the sun still exists, no ruling government can claim sovereignty over it anymore.
Mr. Day and Lord Twilight, these Brilliant Twins.
One symbolizes the hidden knowledge of this world, while the other symbolizes the law and judgment at the end of time.
Even they dared not and could not cross the red line set by the Celestial Flint.
Celestial Flint's actions brought prosperity to the world, but also caused problems with the world's underlying logic—an imbalance of Yin and Yang.
Perhaps for this reason, Karna —the child closely associated with the sun god—descended to earth as a girl.
That's interesting.
Vedic Age, although there was some disdain for women, there were still some city-states that worshipped female heroes and demigods.
Faced with the power displayed by these Valkyries, believers hypnotize themselves: they are no longer mortals, but goddesses on par with the gods.
People in the Vedic Age looked down on women, but revered goddesses.
However, in the Dharma era... how should I put it?
No matter what blessings you receive or what power you possess, as long as you are a woman, everyone will look down on you equally.
Furthermore, in the era of Dharma, there is a very direct solution.
The Bharata would forcibly possess these women and then eat them afterward. The followers believed that this was a way to seize the divinity they possessed.
So the question is, why didn't anyone have any feelings for Hebe?
Because she was so powerful.
From the perspective of the Beast's Destiny, she is the ancient immortal Vyasa.
From the perspective of the Path of Ascension, she is also regarded as the peerless beauty Mohini.
The first identity allowed her to speak standing up, while the second identity made others kneel down.
Hebe looked at Karna in the barrel and shook her head.
If Karna in the original epic faced suffering of 10, then when she descended to earth as a woman, her suffering became 100.
"Hehe."
Hebe smiled slightly as she watched Karna reach out his little hand, trying to grasp her fingers.
"Kama".
"World Honored One, I am here."
Hebe was silent for a moment. "I'm afraid you'll have to suffer a bit in the next bit."
Kama smiled and clasped his hands together, saying, "No, World Honored One, my life, my body, my soul, everything I have belongs to you."
"Um."
Hebe extended her hand to Kama, saying, "Then let us be husband and wife in the mortal world for the next fifteen years."
"OK?"
Kama nodded subconsciously, then suddenly raised his head.
Her slightly chubby cheeks were instantly filled with shyness, but her dark red eyes were full of spirit.
"World Honored One..."
Kama's voice trembled slightly, "You wish to become my sworn brotherhood—"
"Right."
Hebe smiled helplessly, "This child is not Rama Sita. Letting her grow up in Fangcun Mountain does not fit my future plans. So we can only go to the mortal world."
"Then, World Honored One."
Kama's voice held a secret, barely perceptible joy. "Between you and me, who is the husband and who is the wife?"
"I don't care."
Hebe smiled. "But is your illusionary power enough to conceal our identities?"
"Waaah..."
Kama let out a mournful cry like a small animal.
The Heavenly Demon Path excels at invoking the deepest desires within others, using these desires as nourishment to cultivate various creations that exist between reality and illusion.
It can only be said to be related to Maya Illusionary Power.
Moreover, Kama has not yet grown into Mahadeva, but because he is affiliated with Fangcun Mountain and Hebe, he has obtained the rank of Twilight.
It's not difficult to use Maya Illusionary Power to deceive others' senses for a while, but it's impossible to keep deceiving them for long.
Hebe smiled slightly.
She stretched out her hand and snapped her fingers in the air.
There were no unusual phenomena, only a light veil that seemed to slowly fall down and envelop the two of them.
"I am a coachman."
Hebe smiled enigmatically. "On another note, in various mythologies, isn't the Sun Rider also a charioteer?"
"Then I will be the coachman's wife."
Kama walked gracefully over, stretched out his arms to embrace Hebe's neck, and gently kissed her forehead, the tip of her nose, and her lips.
The demon mischievously stuck out the tip of its tongue and licked its lips, leaving a seductive red mark.
However, Hebe reached out and pressed her hand to Kama's lips, stopping her from taking any further action.
"That's not the point right now."
Hebe smiled slightly.
She then stretched out her hand and clapped it in the air.
A crisp sound rang out.
A moment later, a cacophony of voices came from all directions, and nobles and commoners dressed in different costumes emerged from the clouds, lifelike in their appearance.
The houses are arranged in a neat and orderly fashion, and the streets are lined up one after another. It seems that a town has sprung up out of nowhere.
In this town, Kama saw the shadow of the small village outside Fangcun Mountain, and also saw the charm of Mohenjo-daro, but more so the features of this era.
A wooden sign was placed on the edge of the road.
Pelican Town.
As for where they were, it had become a small, detached house.
The outdoor area is a vast farm.
"Alright."
Hebe led Kama by the hand and walked into the house. "Now listen to my plan."
Chapter 299 Rabbit Head Controls Brain, Intensity Replaces Thinking.
When Karna was being raised, Kunti had already become one of King Pandu's wives along with another concubine.
Although Kunti did not reveal that she had given birth to a son, her past as a concubine of the Ragged Ascetic was widely known.
Such an experience is considered sacred within the Dharma system, but how people in secular culture view it... is hard to say.
Tianshi, of course, wouldn't care—after witnessing Mohini's unparalleled beauty, all other beauties in the world were nothing more than ordinary, common women in his eyes.
But King Pandu couldn't help but have more thoughts in his mind.
I, the mighty ruler of the four directions of Bharata, the king of Kaluga, the lord of Elephant City ... married a queen who had once served another.
—Is my uncle out of his mind?
If it weren't for the fact that Bandu had been beaten up by Tianshi since he was a child, he would have had no choice but to endure it if he couldn't beat him.
If anyone else dared to arrange this marriage, they'd be eating seaweed and egg drop soup until they were stuffed.
Fortunately, Tianshi seemed to have realized this, so he later spent a lot of money to obtain a princess from another feudal lord.
Although Kunti was nominally Panda's queen, Panda was almost always with his queen, whether traveling or hunting.
Then he was cursed.
The background is as follows: One day, King Pandu went hunting with his concubine.
King Pandu, in a state of high spirits, even said to his attendants, "Let's see who shoots the most today!"
He fired multiple shots in quick succession, drawing cheers from the crowd.
"Haha, Your Majesty's archery skills are superb!"
"Indeed, to witness His Majesty display such divine archery skills, dying would be worth it!"
King Pandu was basking in the flattery and feeling elated when he saw two wild deer mating.
"Middle!"
King Pandu drew his bow and shot an arrow, instantly impaling the two wild deer together.
Unexpectedly, the stag on top spoke in human language, "Pandu! You heartless, cruel king! You have no mercy at all, and you won't even wait until I'm done before shooting an arrow—I curse you, that if you ever sleep with your wives and concubines, you will die spitting blood like me!"
Upon learning of this, Hebe commented sharply. "It must have been Eris who did it."
Of course, Hebe did not intend to save Pandanu—on the one hand, she had no relation to him, and Pandanu's death was an inevitable part of history; on the other hand, in the duel with Eris, she needed to focus on the big picture and let go of the small details.
Even a thousand-mile dike has an ant hole; for Eris, who holds confused related fields, there will always be loopholes for him to exploit.
Rather than chasing and trapping him, only to have him suddenly appear in an unexpected place, it's better to prepare a trap beforehand and wait for Eris to take the bait.
In short, after King Pandu was cursed by Eris, this ambitious king's spirit completely collapsed.
It's very simple; he didn't leave behind any biological children.
Although, if you really want to calculate it carefully, he himself is not a true descendant of the Kuru lineage...
In short, under such a blow, King Pandu quickly completed a series of actions to "abdicate the throne and retreat into seclusion for asceticism." Before the Tianshi react, King Pandu disappeared into the mountains with his two wives.
The Tianshi was utterly exasperated—how could a monarch be so irresponsible?
Left with no other choice, he could only preside over the enthronement ceremony, making the blind Dhritarashtra the Lord and the blindfolded Gandhari the queen.
Soon after, Gandhari became pregnant, and the child in her womb would later become Kauravas.
Pandita and his wives lived in seclusion in the mountains, during which time they visited many Brahmin, asking if there was a way to lift the curse.
"The curse cannot be lifted, but there are ways to avoid it. Besides, this is not a serious curse."
The Brahmin monk said, "The most serious problem now is that you have no way to continue your bloodline, and your ancestors will also be affected."
After consulting several Brahmin and receiving the same answer each time, Pandita was utterly despondent.
He found his queen, Kunti, and, enduring intense shame, asked her to perform Niyoga with Brahmin monk so that he could have a child to continue the family line.
Kunti already knew that Bandhu's visit was definitely not for anything good.
After Bandhu presented his idea, Kunti breathed a sigh of relief and finally revealed that she had been cursed by the gods and had secretly given birth to the Child of God.
"To unite with God, that's interesting."
A suspicious glint flashed in Bandu's eyes.
Since he was already destined to have his wife give birth to another man's child, why not just go all the way and give birth to a hero demigod?
Without hesitation, Kunti first chanted incantations, summoning the Dharma god Yama, the Vayu, and the heavenly emperor Indra —who gave birth to the three sons Yudhishthira, Bhima, and Arjuna.
By this time, Bandu had completely regarded Kunti as a breeding machine capable of producing overpowered Pokémon, and kept urging Kunti to continue giving birth.