Archrivals

Above Hastinapura, Kama was now locked in a fierce battle. She had never expected that under those circumstances, the [Maha Pralaya] would unleash its power.

Logically, the India gods should have no reason to support Arjuna at this point, but the [Maha Pralaya] still performed its function of elimination, once again sending Bai Mo to the void.

Arjuna spread his arms, and countless dazzling laser beams, like blades, sliced through everything around him. Faced with this attack, Kama could only barely dodge, but still suffered considerable damage.

"It's over, Kama. Although your attainment of this new divine position surprised me somewhat, it ends here."

When Kama heard Arjuna's declaration of victory, he revealed a mocking smile.

"Then go ahead and try to kill me now! The moment you kill me, I will transform all the Power of Merit that Bai Mo left me into a curse and imprint it on your body."

Upon hearing Kama's words, Arjuna frowned slightly. The Power of Merit is itself a form of protection. When a person with merit is killed, they can choose to use that merit to be reborn in the next life, or they can cast a terrible curse in this life.

Bai Mo's Power of Merit is immense; if it were to transform into a curse, it would be no laughing matter. Arjuna's status as a perfect god has already been revealed, so he cannot forcibly break the curse using the power of Vishnu or Shiva.

"Since that's the case, why don't you leave? Just like before, swear before me that you won't enter the void and bring that outsider back, and I'll let you go, just like before."

Arjuna spoke with an air of composure, while Kama, upon hearing this, smiled and gave him the middle finger.

"I can't do it. I'd rather die than give him up. He's my man."

Arjuna was visibly taken aback, then his eyelids twitched slightly as he said, "Really? He's really unfortunate."

"You bastard, what are you saying! What's wrong with me as a lover or wife? What's with that look on your face? Don't bring up Rati, I already talked to Rati about it."

At worst, I'll allow him to have other women around him. Ugh, the more I think about it, the angrier I get! How dare he belittle me like that! I'm going to curse him with a curse that he'll never get married in his life!

Kama spoke fiercely, this was the first time she had lost her composure since the start of the battle. At the same time, a hint of surprise flashed in her eyes. In the distance, it looked like a shooting star was rushing towards them. Arjuna raised his shield, his pupils suddenly contracted, and he looked at the spear in front of him with a look of disbelief.

It's that man's gun; that guy's here.

A nameless joy ignited in his heart; it was the deepest expectation within him.

"This gun... it really is you... Karna!!!"

Arjuna with the elation of someone who had won the lottery, his smile widening as he looked at Karna before him.

"That's it, Karna. In the end... my final opponent is you. You've also obtained divine power, and only now are you worthy to fight me!"

Only now have I realized that I actually had such expectations. It seems that Krishna's actions weren't entirely bad after all!

Looking at this guy's excited state, Krishna's sacrifice had only caused him a slight emotional fluctuation, but now Karna's appearance had made Arjuna in front of him act like a fanatic.

"Tsk, I should have just let you come."

Sword and spear clashed, and Karna was pushed aside by its immense power. Judging from the strength of the blows, Arjuna should have been victorious in this exchange.

But at that moment, a gash appeared on Arjuna's face. He wiped it away with his finger and licked the blood, savoring its rusty, exhilarating taste.

"Beautiful, Karna, you never disappoint me, my nemesis."

"You are not my nemesis, fourth brother."

"What did you say?! You bastard, how dare you call me that!"

"Although I don't know what the situation is on your end, according to blood ties, I am indeed your elder brother, and I acknowledge Yudhishthira."

Upon hearing Karna's words, Arjuna waved his hand. At this moment, the most correct course of action would have been to gather strength, resolve the Kama to restore his divine body, or stabilize himself before carrying out the judgment to reduce the world's rejection of him.

Unfortunately, it's impossible for a person to remain rational at all times. At this moment, Arjuna only wanted to fight Karna to his heart's content.

Karna, meanwhile, drew his spear, appearing ready for a fierce battle.

"Kama God, please take my master back. I'll take care of this guy."

Kama narrowed his eyes slightly and asked him, "Are you sure you can do it?"

"Of course, I just defeated Arjuna there's no reason for me to lose now."

"That's right, Kama, you'd better get out of the way! Don't interfere in this battle!" Arjuna was clearly eager for battle, and at this moment, without using [Maha Pralaya], he really couldn't immediately defeat Karna.

Kama narrowed his eyes slightly and spoke to Arjuna:

"You won't let me interfere? But that's not fair, Arjuna."

"What did you say?!"

Arjuna roared, while Kama pointed a finger at his sword.

"So you mean you're prepared to continue relying on your father's help to achieve victory? Don't think I don't know, in that situation, it was obvious that a god still chose to support you, which is why the Maha Pralaya intervened in this way. Indra, am I right?"

With a mocking smile, Kama's words startled Arjuna.

"Father, is it really you?!"

"There's no other way. A father will naturally support his child unconditionally, so naturally I will support you."

"No need! Are you going to trick him into giving you his Golden Armor again, like before, just to help me win? I don't need your support; I can defeat him on my own!"