Chapter 529: Chapter 462: Sani’s Troubles, Shiva’s Bet! (Vote for monthly ticket!)_2
With such thoughts, Surya’s face suddenly darkened.
At that moment, Sani’s eyes shifted, looking towards Water God Varuna.
"Varuna!"
"Your tide rising timing was eighteen instants slower than last time, not precise enough!"
Sani declared.
Varuna pursed his lips slightly, pondering for a moment.
An instant is twenty moments!
This fellow actually said he was eighteen instants late, was he looking for trouble on purpose?
Whoosh! Whoosh! Whoosh!
At this very moment, the Devas all had looks of dubious surprise on their faces, all turning to look at Sani on the throne.
Sani also slowly stood up.
He glanced at the gods below, then raised his right hand, the index and middle fingers slightly bent, pointing at his own eyes.
"Your timing in the past has been too inaccurate!"
"From now on, I want all of your sunrise and sunset, the timing of the wind and the rain, to be controlled within a single thought!"
"Only in this way can we better maintain the order of the Three Realms."
"Remember!"
"I am the God of Karmic Retribution!"
"All your actions!"
"None can escape my eyes!"
Karma God Sani stated.
"!!!"
The Devas were suddenly startled.
"Within a single thought!" Sun God Surya slightly bowed his head, muttering this phrase, showing a surprised expression on his face.
Fire God Agni raised his eyebrows and immediately murmured to himself.
"Twenty thoughts make one instant, twenty instants make one snap of the fingers!"
"That’s a bit strict!"
Fire God Agni said.
"This is too strict!" Wind God Vayu exclaimed. "We didn’t do it this way before!"
"Exactly!"
"You never mentioned this to us before!"
Water God Varuna followed.
The Devas discussed animatedly among themselves.
Sani slowly turned his head, sweeping his gaze across them.
He raised his right arm, and a Trishula suddenly appeared in his hand, immediately raised and then thunderously brought down.
Boom!
A low vibration shook the surroundings, echoing in the Heavenly Emperor’s Temple.
"What was, was; what is, is now!"
"This is your new rule now, and you must be more orderly to maintain world order. Don’t think about escaping karmic retribution; I will be watching you closely!"
Sani declared.
Stomp! Stomp! Stomp!
At this time, the sound of footsteps suddenly resonated.
Antaka strode forward.
"Antaka!"
"There’s no need for battle in the Heavenly Realm now, so what are you doing here?"
Sani looked down at the figure in front of him and said.
Antaka placed his hands on his waist, his expression calm.
"If there’s no battle, does that mean I can’t attend the meeting in the Heavenly Realm?"
Antaka spoke.
While he talked, he stepped forward, directly approaching in front of the other gods.
"I heard everything you just said!"
"Sani!"
"Some unnecessary rules don’t need you, for the Righteous Law and Mahadeva will naturally have their own constraints!"
Antaka said.
No sooner had his words fallen than the Devas crowded behind Antaka.
"Exactly!"
"Sani is still too young!"
"He’s still a child, too capricious, and simply not fit to be the Heavenly Emperor!"
The Devas murmured among themselves.
Sani looked coldly at the scene before him, his expression growing sterner.
"Silence!"
Silence! Silence! Silence!
Sani’s Divine Scepter slammed to the ground, giving off a clanging sound, reverberating in all directions, deafening to the ears.
Antaka lifted his head, his eyes seeming to pierce through the cloth over his eyes, looking at Sani.
"Do you want to fight me?"
Antaka stood tall and laughed lightly.
He thoroughly enjoyed this feeling of being cheered by the gods, especially when confronting Sani—this feeling was particularly exhilarating.
Hmph!
Sani’s eyes hardened, and he let out a cold huff, turning his head and walking away without looking back.
Too much!
He, now the Heavenly Emperor, had to be under the constraint of Antaka, the former King of Asura.
"Damn it!"
"Antaka, as the War God, is not heeding the command of the Heavenly Emperor."
"Against the Righteous Law!"
Sani said gravely.
He blinked his eyes, his gaze shifting slightly.
"I may not be able to deal with Antaka now, but Mahadeva definitely can!"
"Perhaps I can seek Mahadeva’s help!"
"Mahadeva will surely help me!"
Sani murmured in his heart.
The next moment, he shook his figure, and his form instantly turned into a streak of blue light, shooting up into the sky.
Woosh!
The stream of light pierced through the void, flew across layers of space, and instantly descended upon Kailash.
...
Kailash.
Atop Mount Kailash.
The snow was pure white, radiating Divine Light, dense with pine needles, and the cries of Ganesha’s malevolent spirits could be heard frolicking about, a sense of thriving vitality all around.
At this moment, Sani stood at the peak of this snowy mountain.
His gaze swept over the area, and he saw Mahadeva seated on a rock, yet the Lady Master was nowhere to be seen.
Sigh~
Sani let out a long breath.
Had the Lady Master been present as well, he feared he would not have been able to enlist Mahadeva’s aid!
However...
"Why is Immortal Narada also here?"
Sani’s eyes shifted, turning toward Immortal Narada standing nearby.
"Narayana, oh Narayana!"
"Praise be to Karma God Sani!"
Immortal Narada was strumming his Vina, turning towards Sani with a slight smile.
"Praise to Immortal Narada!"
Sani said.
After speaking, Sani’s eyes became devout, and he turned his head, gazing earnestly at the sacred figure of Mahadeva before him.
He brought his hands together, his expression filled with concern.
"Supreme Lord! Mahadeva!"
"Merciful Lord of Creatures! Three-eyed great God!"
"I prostrate before You!"
Sani’s joined hands were slightly raised, gently pressing against his forehead as he whispered reverent words of praise.
Shiva sat cross-legged atop the large rock.
His expression was genial, the corners of his mouth turned up in a smile as he watched his devotee.
"Sani!"
"Why have you come to seek me here, instead of being in the Heavenly Realm!"
Shiva asked with a gentle smile, his tone warm and slow.
He always held a deep trust and affection for his devotees.
Good temperament was reserved for his own followers!
"Supreme Lord!"
Hearing this, Sani’s expression changed, and he sighed.
"Alas!"
"Supreme Lord, now in the Heavenly Realm, through Indra and Kashigyakya’s influence, I have become the Heavenly Emperor!"
"I always wanted to devote myself to the Heavenly Realm!"
"To abide by the Righteous Law, to maintain the order of the world!"
"It’s just that Kashigyakya handed over the position of War God to Antaka. He and I have always been at odds; he has no respect for me! He does not respect my status!"
"He has even led the Devas to start disrespecting me!"
"Oh, Supreme Lord!"
"Please help me!"
Sani shook his head as he spoke.
At this, Shiva seemed to realize the crux of the matter.
His expression became thoughtful as he looked at this devout follower of his, saying.
"Years ago, your mother endured great hardship in meditation, allowing you to attain a higher position than even that of your father, Sun God Surya, becoming the Karma God, as she wished!"
"You obtained strength through arduous meditation and are now the Heavenly Emperor."
"Your hidden strength is also incomparably powerful!"
"Your dignity cannot be countered by anyone!"
"Your eyes bear the power of Karmic Retribution and can see through everything! To discipline everything!"
Shiva said with a smile.
"Really?"
Upon hearing this, Sani’s eyes widened in surprise, looking at his Supreme Lord in astonishment.
Was he really that formidable?
"Of course!"
"Sani, you must believe in your power!"
"Even I cannot hide from your eyes and will be seen by you!"
Shiva said with a smile.
Sani opened his mouth slightly, a skeptical expression on his face.
"Really?"
"I don’t believe it!"
Sani shook his head, speaking out.
His Supreme Lord was almighty and limitless in divine power; how could he be seen by Sani.
Shiva looked at Sani with a gentle smile.
"Sani!"
"Your eyes possess extraordinary power!"
"We can try it out, tonight I will hide as much as I can, and tomorrow you come to find me, perhaps you will be able to see me!"
Shiva suggested softly.
At this, he looked at the astonished Sani, continuing, "Depart now, come again tomorrow morning, and believe in your eyes!"
Sani appeared somewhat dumbfounded.
He brought his hands together in prayer, immediately bowing to Shiva.
"Praise be to the Supreme Lord!"
Sani retreated slowly, then turned and left.
His eyes blinked, a curious and surprised look appearing in his gaze, filled with amazement, astonishment, and eagerness to try.
"Do I really have such power? Am I really that powerful?"
Sani contemplated joyfully within.
Shiva watched Sani leave with a quiet smile.
At this moment, Immortal Narada stepped forward.
"Narayana, oh Narayana!"
"Maha Deva!"
"During my meditation, I had a premonition that the eyes of the Karma God would be upon you!"
"These malevolent eyes could bring destruction!"
