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Indian Mythology: the Heavenly Emperor is not working today

In Indian mythology, the Three Aspects Deity suppressed the current age. Many Immortals cursed all the gods. Asuras, after millennia of arduous cultivation, would always attack the Heavenly Realm and beat up the Heavenly Emperor upon receiving a boon. "Arduous cultivation, receiving boons, beating up the Heavenly Emperor, why is Indian mythology always like this? I'm the one who gets beaten and suffers; I quit!" Indra, who had reincarnated as the Heavenly Emperor, was furious. And so... "Whoever loves being the Heavenly Emperor, be my guest; I'm not going to work!" Indra said. "Hey, hey, hey, the script isn't supposed to go like this," the Destroyer God Shiva said, full of question marks. "You've performed great meritorious deeds in the past. This position of the Heavenly Emperor is rightfully yours. If not, there will be chaos in the world!" the Protector God Vishnu said anxiously. "No, Heavenly Emperor, I'll give you a boon. Go quickly and beat up the Asura!" the Creator God Brahma spoke thus.

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Chapter 69: Return to the Heavenly Realm, Where is My Little Elephant (Please Subscribe! Vote for Monthly Tickets)

"Mara Asura?!"

"Khyahgriva!"

Sukhacara Sage murmured.

Khyahgriva, meaning 'one with a horse's neck,' was indeed an Asura from the Daitya clan, and Mara was one of the more outstanding among the Daityas' Asura.

But...

Now this Mara Asura was not only undergoing ascetic practices by himself.

Beside Mara Asura,

there were also two stout-bodied Asuras, equally engaging in rigorous spiritual practice.

These two Asuras were short and robust, with their hair in disarray, wearing black armor, their skin as if smeared with a layer of snow-white grime, looking all white and spotty.

The three of them gathered together, all standing on the edge of an axe blade, striking the same pose to collectively undergo their harsh spiritual practices.

"Praise Goddess Parvati!"

"Praise Goddess Parvati!"

...

A continual chain of prayers sounded.