Rama with the Axe

Krishna and Bai Mo exchanged glances. Bai Mo naturally thought of the reason for Arjuna's twisted nature: the Kurukshetra War, the greatest tragedy at the end of the dualistic era. Perhaps it was there that Arjuna decided to become the last god.

"Wait, this sounds like your job: find a lost soul, guide him, and then restore the declining Dharma to its former glory," Kama said, frowning. Krishna clasped his hands in agreement.

"You're right, Kama... Goddess."

"You're kidding me! You're making my Master do your work! And you've been planning this for a long time, haven't you?" Kama was very unhappy with this way of shirking responsibility, while Krishna shook his head with a smile and said:

"How could this be? The best way to guide people towards goodness is through the Dharma, and my work is to reshape the weakened Dharma. This is also my unique mission. But you, the one who walks on the righteous path, are not the lost person who needs guidance, but the one who walks with the Dharma."

Moreover, you can rest assured that Arjuna can be left to me.

Hearing this, Bai Mo waved his hand and said, "Then I won't trouble you with this. Thank you for reminding me; the road is much clearer now. However, I still need to confirm the exact time."

Krishna solemnly took out a well-protected box, from which he took out a deep blue gem and handed it to Bai Mo.

Bai Mo accepted it, leaving five gems in the box, corresponding to the five pillars of Dharma: knowledge, patience, love, dedication, and Zhengyi.

This also corresponds to Arjuna and his Pandavas.

Holding the sixth gem, Bai Mo raised an eyebrow slightly.

"That puts my mind at ease. As for the time... if I remember correctly, the princes of Hastinapura, the Hundred Sons of Dhritarashtra and the Pandavas have been studying with Guru Drona for some time now."

"I also have a lot of things to do here, and..." Krishna glanced at Kama beside Bai Mo and gave a subtle smile.

"I wouldn't do something so unromantic, so I'll take my leave. Please enjoy this beautiful world."

After saying this, Krishna drove away. Unlike Arjuna, who was safely learning martial arts in Hastinapura, Krishna had been constantly engaged in various battles in the early stages. The fact that he was able to travel such a long distance to come here this time was a great relief amidst his busy schedule.

After Bai Mo carefully put away the gem, he prepared to leave with Kama.

"Where are you going? You're not going to try and become those guys' teacher, are you?" Kama asked, puzzled Bai Mo shook his head and said:

"There's no need. Pandavas Krishna will naturally handle it. Compared to them, there's someone else I'm more concerned about."

We set off for the Vindhya Mountains to find Rama with the Axe.

Krishna just said that the Pandavas and the Hundred Sons of Dhritarashtra have already studied with Drona, so Bai Mo must go and see a certain young man, a person with an extremely special status in the Mahabharata, who can truly influence the entire situation.

In the Vindhya Mountains, Rama, the sixth Rama with the Axe of Vishnu, is sharpening his axe. He is very old. As a warrior, he has given away most of his weapons. As a teacher, he has taught outstanding students such as Bhishma and Drona.

At this point, the old man was no longer concerned with worldly affairs.

He lived in a building that was basically a ruin in the Vindhya Mountains, where he practiced asceticism in seclusion every day. But today, the fragrance of flowers and the buzzing of bees seemed to have increased, which brought a long-lost good mood to the old man, Rama with the Axe.

It feels like something good is going to happen.

Just then, a figure fell from the mountain like a shooting star. Its speed and pressure made Rama with the Axe instinctively tighten his grip on his axe. However, the landing did not cause any damage. Bai Mo landed lightly in the water like a leaf, as if the danger had never happened.

A master.

The battle- Rama with the Axe immediately made a judgment about the man before him, but his gaze quickly shifted, simply because Bai Mo was wearing a deity around his neck at that moment.

"Phew, that scared me to death."

"Kama, you're supposed to be a god, can't you at least let go of my hand?"

Bai Mo looked helplessly at Kama, who was clinging tightly to her neck. After putting her down, she said with some dissatisfaction, "Shouldn't we be carrying you in a princess carry during this? If you hadn't refused, why would I be holding you like this?"

Although it seemed like a complaint, Kama's tone was full of affection. Rama with the Axe, took a deep breath and rested one hand on his head.

"People really do see everything when they live a long time," Rama with the Axe thought to himself, "Even seeing Cupid disguised as a woman flirting with a man." But he still slammed his axe-wielding hand against the floor.

"Love God, the Formless One, why have you come here? This is my place of seclusion; you are not welcome here."

As the protector of the Brahmins, Rama with the Axe naturally harbored hostility towards Kama, Kama hindered Shiva's ascetic practices. As a person who sought purity and spirituality, he was most resistant to such a god who tempted people to fall into depravity.

"So you cultivators..."

A hint of displeasure flashed in Kama's eyes, while Bai Mo stood in front of Kama, directly facing Rama with the Axe. Rama with the Axe looked at Bai Mo with eyes full of shock. He could tell that the person in front of him was undoubtedly undergoing a long period of ascetic training.

How could someone like that have Cupid by their side?

"Are you the Rama with the Axe?" Bai Mo asked, but the Rama with the Axe's gaze remained fixed on Kama, then he shouted:

"Damn this Formless Ash, it's still hindering others' cultivation! Young man, don't worry, I'll dispel this fog for you!"

Upon hearing this, Rama with the Axe, swung his hand, and the giant axe in his hand fell down, unleashing a burst of power. The terrifying force caused the Daichi to tremble slightly, and the Daichi beneath his feet cracked open before he could act.

"As expected of one of the seven immortal beings, the skill taught by Shiva is indeed remarkable. It's just a pity that the limitations of using Magnetic Field Power in this way are still too great."

Bai Mo drew Beginning and End sword and axe, and the clash of the two weapons echoed through the mountains. A young man heading towards the location of the Rama with the Axe heard the sound and immediately quickened his pace.

"Old man, please don't turn your sword against my companion. I've come here only to ask you something." Beginning and End the giant axe rubbed against the ground, sparks flew, and Bai Mo, having absorbed nearly half of his opponent's immense force, explained.

At the same time, he observed his surroundings but did not find anyone else. It seemed that Karna had not yet arrived at this time.

"I despise a weak society, weak people, especially weak Brahmins who lack the perseverance to maintain their spiritual practice. If you want me to answer, then prove you haven't been bewitched by that god of love!"

"Rama with the Axe said, and upon hearing this, Kama's face showed anger.

"What do you take me for? Asura? Honestly, that just goes to show how stubborn you old ascetics are." Kama raised his longbow, not an arrow of love, but a sharp arrowhead.

Rama with the Axe, narrowed his eyes and immediately prepared to bypass Bai Mo and attack Kama first. However, Bai Mo seemed to have seen through his movements and struck out with Limitless Tremor Zen, not with fierce destructive force, but with a gentle power.

Rama with the Axe, flew directly towards the distant sea cliffs, while Bai Mo, communicating through the Heroic Spirit, instructed Kama, "Wait for me a moment, I'll go and explain things to this guy."

He then activated the Whale Dominates the World and disappeared. Seeing this, Kama stomped his foot in dissatisfaction. Sensing that someone else was coming, he also turned into flower petals and disappeared.