Sage Vyasa
The foundation stone is being laid for the Heroic Spirit--
The story is being supplemented by combining his life events with legends...
The Noble Phantasm is being determined... Process paused.
Foundation laid for the Spirit Origin... Completed.
Heroic Spirit: White Horse Kalki.
Job title: Rider.
[To save all good people and to eradicate all evil people, I have descended here to end this incomplete struggle of the Dharma Yuga and to usher in a new, pure, and perfect Dharma.]
At this moment, in a space where no one can find it, the very place of Alaya Consciousness, looking at the completed portrait of the Heroic Spirit before it, Alaya Consciousness could no longer control the corners of its mouth.
"Hmph... Hehe, hahahaha, good, good!" Alaya Consciousness's laughter echoed in this space, and for some reason, her appearance still maintained that of a loli. At this moment, she put her hands on her hips and laughed so hard that her body bent at a 135° angle.
"The local gods are the most reliable. Those foreign gods are so disrespectful; they mess things up terribly. This one is great; I love these Zhengyi partners who hate evil like poison."
Vishnu is a genius! Even before the White Horse Kalki appeared, he could already arrange this avatar. Hehehe, a god-level Spirit Origin, Brahma- Bai Mo Magnetic Field Power, and roughly 90% of the Complete Realm's strength."
Alaya Consciousness's smile gradually turned somewhat grotesque. Not far away, Gaia, watching Alaya Consciousness's irritating appearance, curled her lip in annoyance and said, "Playing with a wheelchair."
"Ha, at least I have a wheelchair to play with. You can just drown your broken Archetype: Earth!"
Alaya Consciousness scoffed, then looked at the undetermined Noble Phantasm, stroked his beardless chin, and said, "Let's wait and see if we can elevate some more Noble Phantasm. Although this guy's mount Devadatta is already powerful enough, let's still see. What if Vishnu has hidden a surprise for me?"
After this is resolved, I'll find a testing ground to try it out. Hmm, this Snowfield City Holy Grail War seems quite suitable. Tsubaki Kuruoka, is that right? I choose you!
Hehehe, "Innocent Lamb," that's perfect, little sister. This is way more fun than that one.
Alaya Consciousness spoke, she arranged the next steps, then sat down on an unseen sofa, and the screen in front of her switched to Tezcatlipoca's live stream.
At that moment, Krishna was negotiating with the Pandavas, especially Kunti. Krishna, unusually serious, spoke to her:
"How could you make a decision without checking? You are the child's mother, and a mother's words directly determine whether her child will be happy. Therefore, you must be extremely careful, even in prayer. The gods will give a mother time to face her child."
Kunti clasped her hands together and nodded repeatedly. She couldn't even imagine how she would face her children and Arjuna if she had said those words aloud.
Arjuna kept glancing outside. This Krishna, but it was the first time he had seen Krishna in such a hurry.
That man had always been charming and easygoing.
"What's wrong, Arjuna? Are you worried that he'll find out what you did in Khandava Forest?"
The dark-skinned man beside Arjuna spoke to him, but Arjuna looked away.
"That's what you did. I gave you the order. If you find out..."
"You're really boring, still deceiving yourself?" The dark-skinned man disappeared, leaving only one sentence. "Even though I've been doing things you don't want to do all this time, why does it seem like you value Krishna more?"
How about you call me by this name from now on? Just kidding, this name sounds cursed.
Meanwhile, Draupadi jogged over to Bai Mo's side and tugged at his sleeve as he prepared to leave.
"Um, thank you so much."
"It's nothing, it just happened to be there. Or rather, I almost missed it. It's nothing to be thankful for," Bai Mo said with a sigh.
"Compared to that, Draupadi, how are you now? Has the King Drupada changed his ways? And what do you think of Arjuna?"
"My father is very good to me, Arjuna... Although I haven't known him for long, I feel he is a very good man and has a good relationship with his brothers."
Although the days ahead will be frugal, I will work hard so that if you ever come, I can prepare a sumptuous meal.
Bai Mo nodded, and after completing these tasks, he prepared to turn and leave. Once again, Draupadi saw that familiar figure, and just as she was about to call out that name, a clap of thunder sounded from the sky.
Looking up, the clouds resembled burning flames, and Gale arose, as if a rain of fire was about to fall.
The thunderous shock shook almost everyone's body. Bai Mo opened his senses and immediately felt the dense, almost distorted magic power and various other energies filling the air.
"Who?" Bai Mo said coldly in a direction in the forest. Everyone looked in that direction and saw a Brahmin dressed in coarse linen clothes walk out. Upon seeing this person, Kama immediately grabbed Bai Mo, a hint of worry in his eyes.
"Immortal, be careful what you say. Although you have accumulated merit to protect you, being cursed would still be very troublesome."
Everyone looked at the newcomer with solemn expressions, and Yudhishthira murmured, "An immortal?"
If one had to choose the most dangerous and troublesome group in India mythology, the answer would only be one: neither the brutal and bloodthirsty Asura, nor the lofty gods, but these sages.
Through long periods of arduous cultivation, these immortals have accumulated Power of Merit. Although they are mortal beings, they possess divine strength. Their behavior is extremely strange, like that Pandu, the husband of Kunti.
He was hunting in the forest, and then, by some terrible twist of fate, the fairy turned into a deer and made love to his lover in the forest.
What happened next is self-evident: the immortal unleashed a curse before his death, thus ruining Pandu's life.
Now, it's clear that this immortal wasn't just passing by, and his identity is self-evident.
"May the Sage Vyasa be in good health."
Krishna stepped forward, clasped his hands together, and the Sage Vyasa returned the gesture. Then, he went straight to the point, addressing Krishna and Draupadi directly:
"Why obstruct the consolidation of the Dharma, Krishna? And you outsiders, why hinder the stability of the world?"
"If this were truly something that would affect the world, or even involve the cutting of the scepter, then Vishnu should have warned us long ago. I don't believe he would be so careless."
Bai Mo said to the Sage Vyasa, "Since Krishna doesn't know, then Bai Mo will take it as something that Vishnu allowed him to do as he sees fit."
The rest of the people looked completely bewildered.
"Wait, Sage Vyasa, why do you say that? I can assure you that Krishna has never done anything to hinder the stability of the Dharma, and to say that Mr. Bai Mo is preventing the stability of the world is utter nonsense."
If it weren't for him, the world would have been thrown into chaos long ago!
Yudhishthira shouted sternly, but the Sage Vyasa immortal's gaze only glanced at him once, and Yudhishthira felt as if he had fallen into an ice cellar.
"Yudhishthira, your understanding is wrong. Does that mean that a person who always does good will never do something evil? Perhaps it is unconscious, or perhaps it is out of necessity. Your understanding is putting a shackle on all the good people in the world, making it a shackle that good people can never make mistakes."
King Indra, you can't think like that. If everyone thinks that way, even a small mistake by a good person will become a crack that others will attack.
This will only become a weapon for evil people!
The sage, who was Yudhishthira by the Sage Vyasa, was unable to answer and was at a disadvantage. However, he still stepped forward and said, "You have compiled four Vedas, and no one in the world knows the Dharma better than you. So tell me, what wrong have Krishna and Mr. Bai Mo committed?"
"Obstructing the consolidation of the Dharma." Bai Mo continued, then glanced at Sage Vyasa and said coldly, "The Pandavas correspond to the five foundations of the Dharma, and Draupadi should have been the link connecting you."
You mean this, right?