"Not satisfied?"
"No. I'm just angry. I've already seen the situation inside his body. So we're going to raise hell, right?"
"Correct."
Peperoncino and Masi reached an understanding in just a few words. Though this Master and Servant had not had many opportunities to interact and their personalities were vastly different, they unexpectedly worked well together.
"Perfect. I should thank you, Masi, for preparing my final stage instead of having me carried on someone's back until the very end." With the curse lifted, Rama had regained his fighting strength. Remembering how Ganesh had carried him around earlier gave him a strangely familiar feeling, leaving him deeply frustrated. Masi's appearance finally gave him a chance to show what he could do.
Rama was also a legendary figure from Indian mythology, yet Karna had dealt with the most difficult enemy. Though Rama had contributed his strength, he had not personally taken action. He did not want to leave the stage like this.
The connection between Rama and curses truly resembled the fate binding Karna and Arjuna.
"Though I'm not good at dealing with enemies connected to Shiva, Miss Ganesh came here for a reason. Naturally, I'll help." Ganesh, who had originally wanted to fight the least, now declared that she would join the battle. Strictly speaking, she herself was Shiva's child.
"No matter who stands in my way, I will carry out my mission." Lakshmi stepped forward as well.
"Good, everyone's fired up. Now all that's left is you, Fujimaru Ritsuka, and little Mash. You've come all this way, so you should take responsibility for the journey you've made." Peperoncino looked at Mash, whose spirits were still somewhat low, and Ritsuka, encouraging them.
"When it comes to responsibility, we won't back down. Mash, prepare for battle."
"Yes, Senpai."
Mash truly did not