Indian Mythology: the Heavenly Emperor is not working today
Chapter 27 - 27 27 Helakela's Rage Give Some Face

27: Chapter 27: Helakela’s Rage, Give Some Face 27: Chapter 27: Helakela’s Rage, Give Some Face “Who will go?”

Indra blinked his eyes and looked toward the assembled gods.

Facing the world’s poison like Helakela, even with the blessed Divine Armor, he didn’t want to go.

Standing back and being a spectator was good enough.

The gods: “…”

The gods quickly turned their heads away, avoiding Indra’s gaze, looking at each other in dismay.

The next moment, Sun God Surya slightly raised his hand, his hand supporting a golden sleeve, and took big strides to the Heavenly Emperor’s side.

Huh?!

Was the Sun God volunteering?

Fire God Agni, Wind God Vayu, Moon God Soma, and Water God Varuna all lit up.

Surya stood beside Indra, slowly turned his head to face the gods, head held high, chest out, his face exuding righteousness.

“The Heavenly Emperor is right.

Both of us have expended considerable divine power and underwent austerity to instill this Divine Armor.

You need to make a decision quickly,” Surya said solemnly.

The gods stared at Surya, speechless.

What a move by Surya!

After giving away the Divine Armor, it wouldn’t be Surya’s concern anymore.

Now he had stepped forward; truly shameless.

“Hey!”

All of a sudden, the always-silent Water God Varuna uttered softly, wagging his index finger and opening his mouth slightly, showing an expression of sudden realization.

“Speaking of swiftness, the fastest among us gods is certainly Vayu,” Varuna reminded.

Wind God Vayu looked at Varuna beside him with a shocked expression.

This guy was betraying him!

“Indeed, the Wind God is our Devas’ vanguard, the swiftest and strongest in speed!” Fire God Agni nodded.

“I would call him the fastest and the strongest!”

“Exactly, that’s right!”

Soma agreed.

“Then let it be Vayu,” Sun God Surya decided.

Wind God Vayu fell silent.

He pressed his palms together, turned around, and looked at Lord Vishnu with a pleading face.

Please give me a suggestion!

“Vayu, go.

I believe you will be fine,” Vishnu said, still wearing that gentle smile like a spring breeze on his face.

“Alright~”

Seeing this scene, Wind God Vayu could only nod his head and squeeze out these words, reluctantly embracing the Divine Armor.

“Go forth, we shall sing praises for you and await your victory!” Indra clenched his fist, thumped his chest, producing a thunderous rumble.

No sooner had the words been spoken than Surya and the others immediately joined their hands and began singing without delay.

“The chariot of the Wind God, mighty in its power~”

“Destroying enemy bunkers, its sound like a thunderous roar~”

“Swiftly touching the heavens, the sky spills out rainbows~”

“Spinning towards the enemy, dust fills the air~”

…

At this moment, Indra also flashed with divine power, conjuring a cow bone and a stick to beat in rhythm.

“I’m going!”

“Go!”

“I’m really going now!”

“Get going already!”

Hearing the gods’ song of praise, Wind God Vayu clenched his teeth, grabbed the Divine Armor, stirred his divine power, and a fierce wind surged beneath his feet, instantly transforming into a white horse-drawn Divine Chariot.

He leapt upon it, soaring toward Helakela.

Whoosh!

Wind God Vayu soared into the sky, getting closer and closer to the spreading Helakela.

As he neared, the rolling blue-green poison fog rushed toward him, and the divine power that formed the white horse and Divine Chariot began to corrode and instantly dissipated, with Helakela rushing forth.

Alarmed, Wind God Vayu quickly raised the Divine Armor.

Whoosh!

The gold Sun God Armor flashed with golden light, and an engulfing force poured out, instantly absorbing the incoming blue-green poison fog.

The rolling Helakela immediately halted its spread and surged into the Divine Armor.

Seeing this scene, Wind God Vayu breathed a sigh of relief, feeling it was a close call.

“Whew~ The blessings from the Heavenly Emperor’s austerity are indeed useful!”

“This Divine Armor is really great.

I should convince the Heavenly Emperor to undergo austerity a few more times, to bestow more blessings.

That way, the Heavenly Realm will definitely be at peace, and the gods could enjoy life properly,” Vayu thought to himself.

Holding the gold Sun God Armor, its dazzling light flickering, he faced the rolling Helakela, madly absorbing it.

Under this absorption, the expansion rate of Helakela also slowed down increasingly.

Above the Milk Sea.

Brahma sat cross-legged on a lotus, gazing down from a distance, focused on the now halted spread of Helakela.

“It looks like they can solve the poison of the Milk Sea!”

Brahma nodded slightly and said.

Mahadeva Shiva, with a serene look in his eyes, watched the spreading Helakela and suddenly spoke out.

“No!”

“Not yet!”

Shiva said in a deep voice.

Upon hearing this, Brahma’s eyes blinked, as if realizing something, and he abruptly lowered his head to look at the spreading green-blue poisonous fog.

Boom!

Wind God Vayu, holding the Divine Armor, continuously absorbed the poison fog.

Suddenly, the Helakela boiled tumultuously, the green-blue poison fog pulsating and beginning to contract instead of spreading outward, shrinking towards its center.

Bang!

An endless stream of Helakela converged into one place, and a terrifying figure coalesced.

This figure was frightening in appearance, dazzling with light, with four large fangs, dark brown hair, fiery eyes, and a body of green-blue color—it was unmistakably a poison man!

Helakela!

Wind God Vayu, astonished, stared at the poison man before him.

In the moment their gazes met, a sensation of pain and weakness surged from within him!

So painful!

What’s going on?

Wind God Vayu’s expression bitter, utterly confused.

Roar!

Helakela let out a low growl and instantaneously appeared before Wind God Vayu, throwing a punch.

Wind God Vayu raised the Divine Armor.

Bang!

Helakela smashed into the Divine Armor, and in that thunderous moment, Wind God Vayu was blown away, clutching the Divine Armor and crashing towards the Devas.

Protector God Vishnu slightly furrowed his brow, raised his hand, conjured a golden light, and steadily caught Wind God Vayu who was shooting towards them.

“Good thing I didn’t go up!”

Indra was startled, taking a deep breath and thought.

This Helakela could actually transform into a demon; I had never imagined this!

Then he quickly stepped forward to check on Wind God Vayu’s condition.

Fortunately, the Divine Armor had blocked the attack, and with Vishnu catching him, Wind God Vayu was only knocked back.

“Supreme Lord, what exactly is that creature?”

Sun God Surya asked.

“Helakela!”

Protector God Vishnu answered.

Ah?!

All the Devas were shocked!

This poisonous fog could transform into a demon?!

The Devas turned to look, only to see the poison man with his ferocious fangs, eyes blazing with fire; merely making eye contact caused intense pain.

The Devas immediately averted their eyes.

“I am Helakela!

I am the light of poison!

I am the destroyer of the world!”

Helakela roared, his voice reaching the sky, stirring the Milk Sea into turbulence, and causing countless stones to fall from Mandara Mountain.

“No!”

“You are not!”

A calm voice suddenly came through.

The sky darkened abruptly, and a huge hand descended from the sky, slowly stretching out and grabbing Helakela.

Bang!

Helakela, almost without any resistance, was caught by Shiva, who then swallowed him down his throat.

The deadly poison flowed down Shiva’s neck, its dark bluish light reflecting within his throat, about to flow down.

At that moment, Vishnu, with a smile, appeared beside Shiva.

The two men looked at each other, and Shiva also smiled.

The next moment, Vishnu raised his hand and clutched Shiva’s throat: “Mahadeva, your body is the world, you cannot allow the deadly poison to flow into it.”

Shiva just smiled without speaking.

“Praise Supreme Lord Mahadeva!

Praise Lord Vishnu!”

Indra’s eyes flashed, and he immediately spoke out.

“Praise Supreme Lord Mahadeva!

Praise Lord Vishnu!”

“Praise Supreme Lord Mahadeva!

Praise Lord Vishnu!”

…

The Devas followed suit.

Seeing this scene, Brahma felt somewhat embarrassed.

These two had done everything, saved the world, received praises, and he didn’t have any presence.

At least give him some face!

Brahma’s eyes shifted, he raised his hand and began to speak.

“Helakela endangers the world, I curse…”