Chapter 402

What's wrong with this kid? He was so unwilling to fight before, he couldn't even keep an eye on Karna, so why is he here now...?

The relationship between Jalandhara and Ganesha is somewhat complicated, because unlike Andhaka, who is considered the son of Shiva and Parvati, he is more like an older brother to a younger brother, since the two are essentially identical.

Therefore, for Ganesha, it was a very complicated situation: a volatile Asuras King who looked exactly like his father was taking care of him all day long, and the king was also a die-hard fan of his maternal grandfather.

However, these are not the reasons why Ganesha is now on the battlefield. Her reason for appearing is similar to Karna's: because of her grandfather.

She couldn't be sure if the blond man was her grandfather, after all, the aura of the mountains was completely different, and her grandfather didn't have such a strong aura of the Sun, but she still had that feeling.

This was actually due to Kama. Although Kama was very unhappy that he helped Durga imprison his India gods, he still took good care of Ganesha.

It's possible that after Durga was born, the Ganesha called her his Grandmother, the god who raised Kavia to become a god. Even after Kama's seniority was lowered, the Ganesha still obediently called her his grandmother. This almost made Kama very happy. Even though he was confined in the Himalayas to prevent his Mara nature from overflowing, he felt that he was doing quite well.

But all of this was secretly arranged by Durga and Mohini, mainly Mohini, since Durga is a typical naive person who would never tell Kama that it was for her own good; she just insisted on doing it on her own.

As for Mohini, seeing that this was Kavia's 'mother,' and also his and Gavia's daughter, he didn't know what to say or do, so he could only turn to Ganesha.

With each "Grandma," the Ganesha Kama completely charmed him, and he happily stayed in the Himalayas Mountains.

In short, perhaps this is why Ganesha was able to see through the Jaguar Man Mask that the blond man had been eaten by Kama.

Therefore, it is quite clear that although Kama's grandmother has an awkward personality, she is not one to treat people casually. Although among the three grandmothers, only Mohini' grandmother is not easily fooled, if she were alive, perhaps Durga's grandmother would not have followed Krishna's advice so readily...

After thinking for a moment, Ganesha hesitated and asked Novia, who was sitting next to Koti:

You must be my grandfather, right?

After she said that, everyone present, whether from the Americas or India Faction, looked puzzled.

Tlaloc was puzzled as to how his brother could have an India granddaughter. Could it be some kind of human-made connection?

As for Rama, Jalandhara, Vritra, and the others who knew about Ganesha, their world had collapsed. After all, wasn't Ganesha's maternal grandfather the very god Kavia, their target? Could it be that they, along with the Goddess Durga, had been deceived by that Krishna?

Surprisingly, Ritsuka and Mash actually thought:

Ah, another new Consultant? Why are all these Servant flocking to the Consultant...?

At the same time, looking at the reserved brown-haired girl, Novia couldn't help but laugh. After all, she was the first person in the Americas to recognize him. Rama and Vritra had given him hints for a long time but he hadn't noticed. As for Tlaloc, it was because he was deliberately teasing her.

"What a surprise, it's you who recognized me, Ganesha."

Earlier, at the White House in Washington.

"It actually failed?"

In the White House in Washington, D. C., Krishna he looked at the Cowshed collapsing.

This is the place called "Goloka the Cowshed," which is equivalent to Vishnu's "Vaikuntha Heaven." For followers of Krishnaism, it holds a higher status than Vaikuntha is located in the Ocean of Milk, and all the milk comes from the cows in Goloka.

"That defensive measure called Chaldea is indeed commendable. It seems to be a remnant from another pantheon. Originally, I wanted you to overcome the barriers of space and time and destroy that Chaldea Master in one blow."

"Well, it should be Egypt, after all, the Alchemy there are really quite skilled, just like you now."

He spoke as if no one was around, holding Sniper Rifle and using Tezcatlipoca.

"Improving combat capabilities for the sake of victory is a perfectly normal behavior."

Krishna was unconcerned by the revelation from the Tezcatlipoca, and simply squinted at the changing trees around him.

Indian Mythology once said:

When Krishna plays the flute in the Goloka, the surrounding trees will transform into Kalpavriksha, capable of granting any desire.

The Kalpa Tree is the name of a tree in the Garden of Indra's Nandana Garden. Kapa means time, as it produces all that is needed in due season.

"Heh, you could say this is a shortcut created by those who came before."

Tezcatlipoca sat down on the ground, looking up at the sky through his sunglasses. "After all, your creation called Buddha is nothing compared to our the Americas... well, I'm just curious whether you can succeed."

Just as Karma Buddha was born from the Desire of people in the past, Krishna has the vacancy of the position of Bodhisattva.

In fact, besides the well-known Hinduism version of the Mahabharata, there is also Jainism version of the Mahabharata, namely the Mahabodhi Sutra, which is adapted from the Mahabharata and the Ramayana.

This version of the great war is not between two races, but between Krishna Jarāsandha, the King of Magadha. Here, the Pandu support Krishna, Kuru support Jarāsandha.

Therefore, in the Jataka Tales, a figure similar to Krishna appears, who ultimately receives the comfort of the Savior, successfully transforms into Bodhisattva, and further attains the state of Buddhahood.

Whether I succeed or not is another matter.

Krishna smiled slightly, "First Sun, shouldn't you explain to me how there can be two of you?"

In the collapsed Cowshed of Krishna, Chu saw the scene of the Riverton battlefield, where another First Sun appeared.

"Is it strange? Actually, our the Americas god has many facets."

Tezcatlipoca gave a very irreverent reply, "Maybe this guy is from the Maya side, or maybe it's just my outstanding junior showing up."

I hope so.

Hehehe.

Suddenly, the Tezcatlipoca laughed.

This was the first time Krishna had seen this man smile like that.

"Guess which side I thought would be crushed earlier, based on their current combat strength."

"Oh? Could it be that the First Sun believes I, who has the potential to attain the status of Bodhisattva or even a Buddha, will also be among the weak?"

Krishna, "If a person is so attached to evil and unwholesome things, such as being attached to self, others, and life, even if hundreds of thousands of billions of Buddhas appeared to them with the three wheels, they would not be able to lead that person to enlightenment and attain the fruit of the path."

That joyful sound echoed across the earth and soared into the Universe.

It echoes through the realms of the Solar System, reverberating among the Stars.

The Jataka Tales say that at that time, Ananda was Rahula, Shariputra was the Brahmadatta Krishna, and the Buddha's followers were others.

However, Krishna could never attain true Buddhahood; at best, he could only use this concept to achieve Planetary Class power.

Tezcatlipoca shook his head slightly, not believing that a successfully crafted Krishna could defeat Favia, who had defeated the prime ORT.

However, the next second, the Tezcatlipoca suddenly turned serious and questioned Krishna:

"Shepherd boy, what do you think is going on?"

At that moment, what was reflected in the picture was Ganesha calling Novia was disguised as the First Sun, "Grandpa".

Chapter 430 Ritsuka Fujimaru didn't understand.

Ritsuka Fujimaru doesn't quite understand.

After the First Pope, the Priest of Château d'If, the Buddhism 'Papiyas,' and the First Sun of the Americas, all associated with Xiao Xiang's father, Novia, how did a Fourth-Aspected God of Indian Mythology suddenly appear? Could it be that compatibility is based on the similarity of names...?

"Grandpa, oh my god, I miss you so much!"

Looking at the brown-haired girl who was hugging Novia with tears in her eyes, Ritsuka remembered that her name seemed to be Ganesha, the chief deity of India.

However, since she's the Consultant's granddaughter, then Xiao Xiang is practically her aunt...?

Although she knew that this was still due to possession and that there was no real blood relation, the Orange-Haired Girl couldn't help but think that way.

Ultimately, she felt that since Human Order Incineration for the incident, it wasn't too difficult to accept.

After Ganesha's confirmation and Novia's nod, neither the Americas nor the India Faction could utter a word for a moment.

Tlaloc glared fiercely at Novia, who was still wearing the Jaguar Man Mask. After all, she had guessed that the First Sun was just a prank Novia had staged to trick her, just like before.

For Rama and Vritra, it was like the sky had fallen. After all, one had been silently warning himself to be careful of the First Sun's words, while the other had publicly cursed him. Now that they knew the target was Kavia, they were filled with mixed emotions.

"This..."

Jalandhara was stunned for a moment, then belatedly realized: I'm so stupid, I didn't even recognize him.

Although Kavia is not usually like this, he does have a form that is Wrath because of Rama's actions, which is golden hair. Although I died early and never saw it, Shiva himself did. As the embodiment of his anger, I should have noticed it immediately.

"Yes, I've been wanting to see you, Xiaojia, too."

Novia patted Ganesha's head, then looked at everyone and coughed a couple of times. "Anyway, let's find a place to have a proper talk about what's going on here."

"Um."

Jalandhara her lips tightly shut and nodded vigorously in agreement.

"Me too! My Lord!"

Vritra quickly nodded in agreement, and also made a gesture of loyalty.

After all, the thought of how she had dared to yell at Novia made her want to go back in time and kill her past self.

The dim sunset had descended upon the Americas land like mist, and stars shone brightly in the sky everywhere. On the battlefield, which had returned to calm, people were still busily moving about.

On the other side of the battlefield, the people who had been fighting to the death not long ago were now unusually gathered together, staring at each other.

Of course, the most out of place among them was probably Beowulf, covered in bandages. He rubbed his chin, staring curiously at Novia, and muttered involuntarily, "Why does he look so familiar...?"

Hearing this, Ritsuka, who was Ritsuka beside him, immediately wondered if her Consultant had someone who knew Beowulf.

So the girl quietly asked Mash, "Mash, which legendary figures are closely associated with Beowulf...?"

"Um..."

Mash seemed to understand Ritsuka's meaning, and without much hesitation, she revealed everything she knew, "First and foremost, it should be Siegfried, right? Legend has it that he and Beowulf slew the dragon together at the end..."

Did Siegfried have a wife or lover?

"Yes, there is one, and he's quite famous."

Upon hearing this, Ritsuka's lips twitched slightly, perhaps recalling how ORT, under the alias Second Sun, had pounced on Novia earlier.

"Besides that, it should be that King of the Huns. It's said that when Beowulf led the fleet to control the English Channel during the attack on the Western Rome, he was on the Huns side. But Master, I think the King of the Huns is more likely than Siegfried..."

Why?

"Because of the name..."

Mash said seriously, "Master, don't you think that most of the Servant on the Consultant's bodies have very similar names?"

"It's probably just a coincidence."

Ritsuka understood, but still felt it was most likely just a coincidence.

After all, their own Consultant already have wives and children, and for the sake of their families, they probably wish they could get rid of these Servant's philandering pasts; they've already had a hard time.

In fact, both historians and those in the Mystery have studied this point.

Why do we see such similar-named entities in both Eastern and Western mythology and history?

It had an influence on the Americas religious culture from the AD, then to the fourth century, and even into the Sixteenth Century.

When the Church still controlled Faith, they attributed everything to the spread of their own First Pope, implying that their own Pope had left unnoticed but had secretly provided assistance to various regions around the world.

This Faith, in fact, brought together all the good and beautiful things in the civilized world at that time. From the very beginning, it was an excellent cultural condensation of the entire civilized world. Few images have such a broad and profound international cultural background.

This is probably why the Church considers the Fifth Sun of the Americas to be a tribute to its own people.

Of course, the Church is just being stubborn, since a lot of its own lower-level members have gone to help the indigenous people, making things difficult for the Church's higher-ups.

Unlike the various opinions in the historical community, the Association believes that during the ancient Age of Gods, in the Dragon-Bull Conflict among the major pantheons, there existed another force whose true name is unknown. This is not hard to guess, since Europe Age of Gods was divided equally between Greece and Norse mythology.

Isn't it obvious which religion has become the dominant force in Europe since the end of the Age of Gods?

The reason for not directly pointing it out is probably because the Association and the Church are currently in a 'friendly' state. It's better to talk about it privately than to put it on the surface, otherwise it won't be good for anyone. After all, the Clock Tower doesn't know that its founder and the Grand Sorcerer are disciples of the Sorcerer King Solomon.

"I am very sorry to have caused you such trouble, God Ga."

Suddenly, Jalandhara spoke to Novia, Vritra suit and lowered his head.

It's possible that Jalandhara believed that Kavia's current state stemmed from Wrath.

"Okay, okay, it's alright, it's alright, none of you are wrong, I'm the one who's wrong."

Ignoring the murderous glare from Tlaloc beside her, Novia answered earnestly, "This form is not Divya, but merely the image of the First Sun of the Americas. You don't need to act like this."

Instantly, Rama felt a great weight lifted off his shoulders, and he couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

"But could you tell me how Krishna persuaded you?"

Novia understood that Krishna had persuaded Durga and the others mainly because of him, presumably to bring 'Kavia' back. But simply shouting slogans wouldn't be enough to get them to agree; they needed to do something, no, at least a plan that could convince everyone.

"We are very sorry, we Asura only came because of the call of the Great Goddess Durga, for the sake of you, Goddess Durga, and were unaware of this."

Jalandhara and Vritra shook their heads, as did Arjuna and Karna. As for Rama, there was no need to mention him, since he was the only one who hadn't been encouraged by Krishna private conversation, so it was normal that he didn't know.

Only Ganesha stood up and spread his hands: