Rama in His Youth (Moon Ticket Request)

"Ra... Rama...!?"

"He's Rama? The King of Kosala?"

"No way..."

In Chaldea, Olga Marie, Roman, and Da Vinci all stood up in shock.

Not only Chaldea—even Mashu looked somewhat stunned, as if she could hardly believe it.

That was only natural.

After all, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata were known as India's two great epics. As the protagonist of one of them, an incarnation of Vishnu—one of the Three Supreme Gods—and the hero who had defeated Ravana, the Demon King who enslaved the gods, Rama's status was self-evidently exalted.

This hero had endured all kinds of trials in myth and had ultimately returned to Vishnu. Whether in divinity or spiritual foundation, he was no less than Karna. If he had truly manifested as a Servant, he would at the very least be an extraordinary Heroic Spirit capable of standing alongside Karna.

Yet the boy before them not only looked somewhat immature but also rather arrogant. His fighting style involved swords rather than the divinely masterful archery of legend. Who could believe he was Rama?

Only Scathach and Karna had no doubts about it.

"Although he is indeed somewhat immature, his martial arts and techniques are far beyond those of ordinary people. He likely transformed the Indestructible Blade, which should be an arrow, into a sword and manifested in the Saber Class. He is still at a relatively immature stage, I presume?"

Scathach saw through the truth with her extraordinary Insightful Eye.

This was also the main reason Luo Zhen called Rama "Prince" instead of "Your Majesty."

The Rama before them was undoubtedly genuine, but he was not the great hero who had become a king after countless trials. He was still in his youth, before he had become the complete embodiment of a hero and king.

That was why Rama