Watch your words

From Bai Mo's perspective as a modern person, Draupadi's marriage was quite explosive, not only because she had one woman and five husbands, but also because it all seemed to be the work of fate.

The curse from the past life, the confused words of Kunti in this life, and the fact that the Sage Vyasa has decided that Draupadi will bear the responsibility of linking the Pandavas, all contribute to this situation. Furthermore, disrupting this event could lead to a period of stagnation in the world. Since the Fantasy Tree has not yet grown in this world, it is best to let things develop normally.

But now, Krishna's behavior suggests that he is completely unaware of Draupadi's responsibilities, which is a serious problem. Even among Vishnu's avatars, Krishna is an extremely special being. He possesses almost all of Vishnu's skills and is born knowing his purpose and mission. Unlike other avatars who are pushed along by fate, Krishna is the hand that pushes fate.

How could he possibly not know about Draupadi?

If it's a predetermined event, unchangeable and involving the survival of the world, then Bai Mo can only lament his own powerlessness. But if there's even the slightest chance of a turnaround, he'd want to stop this absurd situation.

After all, it's not a good thing for anyone to end up in such a terrible state because of something a mother said.

In the forest, Arjuna was leading Draupadi towards the hut where he and his family lived in seclusion, and inside the hut, Kunti was praying to the gods. Arjuna opened the door and said to his mother Kunti:

"Mother, this is a treasure I received through giving alms."

At this moment, still immersed in prayer, with her heart flowing like water, Kunti, upon hearing Arjuna's interruption, instinctively blurted out:

"In that case, you can share it with your brothers..."

"Shut up!"

A sharp shout rang out, and the next moment, a banana suddenly appeared in Kunti's mouth, blocking her from speaking. Kunti's eyes widened, and just as she was about to erupt in anger, a familiar figure appeared before her.

As this figure appeared, Arjuna and the Pandavas halted their attack. This person was Krishna, who was also panting heavily. Ignoring everything else, he grabbed Kunti, whose mouth was still stuffed with a banana, and twisted her head like a bird towards Krishna 'Draupadi location, saying:

"Look closely, this treasure is a person!"

Although Kunti currently resembled someone playing pranks at a banquet, her eyes widened in shock upon seeing Draupadi.

"Ah, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um? (Arjuna, how can you say that a woman is a treasure obtained through charity?)"

"But Mother, didn't you tell us that everything we gain is obtained through giving and asking for?"

Faced with Arjuna's reply, Kunti looked helpless, and only then did everyone realize what Kunti was about to say.

After some time, Bai Mo and Krishna sat helplessly on the stone by the door, both with bitter expressions, feeling a lingering fear about what had just happened.

"Krishna, didn't you know this would happen? What happened to the guardian deity of the world? The one Vishnu Deva?"

Krishna replied with a wry smile, "I told you, I am not that Vishnu. Although I possess the Moonlight Mace, the conch shell, the lotus, and the Myoken Divine Wheel, as well as some of Vishnu's memories and powers, I am truly not him."

Krishna exhaled deeply and said helplessly to Bai Mo, "I do not possess the ability to Future Sight. All I know about them is information about their reincarnations, which is different from what you know about every step of their development."

Vishnu entrusted this responsibility to me, hoping that I would establish the Dharma in a human capacity.

Just like this Magnetic Field Power, if someone is strong enough, could they use this power to forcibly brainwash the entire world and make them uphold Zhengyi?

But in doing so, this so-called Zhengyi is nothing more than that person's plaything, and humanity becomes his puppet. Therefore, I do not urge humanity to obey the Dharma, but rather force people to obey the Dharma.

I am a man Krishna, not Vishnu, the protector god of the world.

Upon hearing Krishna's words, Bai Mo remained silent for a moment, then shook his head, looked up at the sky, and said, "I was only seeing things from one perspective. At least now, I truly understand you, Krishna."

Krishna smiled and said, "You should have done so long ago. When we met, I said, how could someone like me possibly be Vishnu?"

"Vishnu is a god who upholds the Dharma and protects the world. If I were Vishnu... then—" Krishna drew out the sound, then spoke clearly but quickly:

"You are also Vishnu."

"Are you trying to die?!"

Bai Mo covered the guy's mouth with his hand, but at this moment, the sky and earth changed color, and thunder roared, as if something terrifying had happened.

In India, the power of language is immense. Just as Kunti had just stated, if she truly demanded, as a mother, that Arjuna and his brothers share the precious Draupadi, then Arjuna would have no choice but to comply. Unless, from then on, Arjuna and his brothers never spoke to each other again, and the other four sons and Kunti went to the forest to practice asceticism and never returned to the world.

Krishna's statement is even more explosive. Generally speaking, human words cannot have such a great influence on gods, but this guy is truly the closest incarnation to Vishnu's true form.

Kama arrived late, saw the two wrestling on the ground and twitched his lips, saying, "What are you doing? Deciding to do something like this, Master?"

Krishna chuckled and said to Bai Mo, "It's alright. I was just speaking from the heart. How could the words of someone like me possibly affect the great god Bhishma?"

Bai Mo merely glanced at him before asking Shi, "Shi, has my body been affected in any way?"

"It won't affect you at all. How could such words possibly affect you? They wouldn't even find a way to influence you." Hearing Shi's assurance, Bai Mo finally breathed a sigh of relief. Krishna irritably, "Don't pull this again. I just stopped Kunti from saying the wrong thing, and now you're doing this again. If it happens next time, I'll really shove a durian into your mouth."

"Why is Kunti a banana while I'm a durian? The difference is too big!"

Krishna laughed and said, "This matter is now considered closed."