Kali Yuga

Is this really India?

Rama, eating a banana with a serious expression, asked, "The Ramayana and Mahabharata are as well-known in India as Journey to the West and Romance of the Three Kingdoms are in the East. It's astonishing that nobody here knows about them. If it weren't for the fact that the clothing here is still India, Rama would truly think this isn't India at all."

"And from what they said, there's only one god... I feel a little lost." Parvati's face was full of worry.

Bai Mo, however, began to ponder: if all the gods of India were defeated, or merged with one being, then who would it be?

Throughout the entire pantheon of India, who possessed both the ability and the necessary resources?

While everyone was discussing, Kadoc and the others had already arrived at the back of the village and were preparing to begin the summoning. Just as the summoning circle was set up, a tremor came from the distant Daichi.

Bai Mo stood up, and his senses immediately spread outwards.

"Some of those monster-like creatures look somewhat like crocodiles."

"That's the demon beast Kali. It actually appeared out of nowhere; it seems it really is Kali Yuga."

Bai Mo looked at the crowd still summoning their Servant, and in a flash, he arrived in front of the horde of monsters. He activated the Imperial Extremity Hundred Weapons, and several wheel-like weapons appeared, each three stories high, kicking up clouds of dust as they spun.

As the wheels rolled over them, the monsters roared and charged forward fearlessly, only to be quickly crushed into pieces.

The last Kali seemed to try to escape, but a pair of steel-like hands grabbed it and ripped it apart, breaking off its jaw. Bai Mo carefully observed this magical beast; its strength far surpassed that of the other magical beasts.

What's strange is that even though these magical beasts don't have Magnetic Field Power, when they gather their strength to attack, a force very similar to Magnetic Field Power will inexplicably appear on their bodies.

"There's a problem." Bai Mo tore off the limbs of the Kali, sealed the wounds to prevent it from dying too quickly, and then quickly returned to the town.

"Have Sherlock Holmes examine these magical beasts; there seems to be something wrong with them."

Upon hearing this, Sherlock Holmes on the other end of the communicator immediately put on his monocle and began scanning. The townspeople, seeing Bai Mo return carrying a magical beast, looked at him with completely different expressions.

Many people even started discussing it, and the village chief stepped forward, looking at the six-legged monster in Bai Mo's hand, which was twice the size of a crocodile, and frowned, saying:

"Well... never mind, it's good that we can get rid of these monsters, but... you can't stay in the village anymore!"

The village chief's attitude puzzled everyone. Although Ritsuka had never considered living in that unsightly house, she had helped them, yet she was being distanced in return, which left everyone confused.

The village chief waved his arms wide, seemingly trying to make his words more persuasive.

"These monsters can only be defeated through prayer to the gods, but now that you've defeated them, I'm not sure if this will anger the gods. So, please stay away from our village; this is the maximum leniency we can offer."

The village chief spoke up. Such a statement would be quite reasonable for a believer in a deity, but Bai Mo could sense his heartbeat as he said it.

That's the frequency with which I lie.

"We'll leave after we've finished summoning, so you don't need to worry."

"No, no, no, where are you going? Our village is the only one around here. What if we encounter monsters outside..."

"So you expect to fight these Kali?" Bai Mo said coldly. "Don't flaunt your pathetic schemes. You want me to live outside the village just so you can become your defense against the Kali."

So you should pray earnestly. After all, if you are sincere, your God will not abandon you, a 'devout' believer, right?

Bai Mo's words left the village chief speechless, while Karna, who possessed the "Discernment of the Poor," nodded to Ritsuka, indicating that what Bai Mo said was true.

"Let's go after the summoning is complete."

She didn't have a good attitude towards those who tried to take advantage of her by using deception and lies when they could have discussed things properly.

"Is this Kali Yuga? The Dharma has disappeared, and people basically resort to despicable means to achieve their goals... Thinking about it this way, it really makes me feel somewhat powerless."

Rama remained silent, and the villagers were clearly unwilling to communicate with them any further, even though it seemed they wouldn't get any useful information anyway.

"I just secretly observed those people's houses. Although they said they were praying, there wasn't even a single statue of a deity. What exactly were they praying for?"

Kadoc also came to report the situation. It was clear that the enemies in this Lostbelt did not need to seek help like in the previous Lostbelt, and it would be extremely difficult to do so anyway.

Just then, Parvati patted Bai Mo on the shoulder and said, "Mr. Bai Mo, can I ask you for a favor? Please don't use the Holy Relic when you summon later."

In this land, if you don't use Holy Relic to summon, the one with the strongest affinity should be Kama. She likely left from this Lostbelt and might know many things we don't.

As they spoke, Parvati and Ritsuka both showed somewhat embarrassed expressions. If they hadn't been in such a hurry to act in the Ooku back then, they might have been able to obtain a lot of information from Kama.

Bai Mo nodded in agreement with the plan, and said to Parvati somewhat solemnly, "If she answers the summons, you must apologize properly, in every sense of the word."

Parvati nodded in agreement, and Bai Mo went to the summoning circle. After extending his hand, the summoning circle began to rotate, and magic power surged.

But at that moment, a sudden change occurred. A powerful force pressed down from the sky, and everyone's hearts felt as if they were being gripped tightly by a giant hand. Bai Mo looked up and saw a somewhat familiar mount.

The Celestial Goat Vimana, once used by Gilgamesh, now lies inside the Gate of Babylon. And above that Celestial Goat, a terrifying figure that sends shivers down one's spine stands.

Bai Mo could sense the opponent's power, which was undoubtedly 990,000 horsepower. As for the flow rate, Bai Mo truly sensed for the first time what it meant to have no end in sight.

What's even more bizarre is that this guy also possesses a terrifying, incomprehensible power within him, Bai Mo's senses cannot even begin to probe.

Among them was the Flames of Shiva, which I had seen before.

"Could all the India deities be inside this guy's body?" Bai Mo said, his lips twitching.

Several orbs of light, radiating terrifying power, surrounded him, each capable of shattering the earth's surface. Their owner, however, had a somewhat familiar face.

Ritsuka and Karna immediately recognized him; it was Arjuna.