Chapter 79: Father's words, the old man in old clothes was stunned (please subscribe, please vote)
Human world.

The immortal Adili held his cane in his hand, showing a look of comfort, and returned to his residence with emotion.

"It would be worth dying to see the manifestation of the Vedas!"

The sage Adili was filled with joy.

He walked quickly, eager to return home to share his joy with his wife [Anusuya].

In front of a thatched house.

A low fence was set up outside the house, and a cheerful woman was busy preparing meals, bringing a touch of warmth to the cottage.

The light green smoke from the cooking stove curled up, carrying with it the sweet aroma of food.

suck~
The hermit Adili raised his head slightly, looking at the thatched hut in front of him, his nostrils twitching slightly as he smelled the aroma of cooking, which also had a hint of sweetness like that of bees.

"What a sweet smell!"

“Anusuye also made sugar balls!”

The sage Adili's eyes lit up and he ran excitedly to the door of his house.

squeak~
At this time, the door opened and a man with a big beard pushed open the door and walked out.

The man had a big beard, looked old, had a cold expression, and was holding a cane. He looked like someone who was not someone to be trifled with.

The hermit Adili was stunned.

More joy welled up in his heart.

"Old clothes!"

"You're back, hahaha!"

The hermit Adili laughed heartily, his eyes widening in surprise.

He looked at his son with a smile, opened his arms, picked up his cane, trotted over and gave the old man a big hug.

What a wonderful experience!

The hermit Adili blinked his eyes, shook his head happily, and was almost speechless.

He had three sons, and [The Immortal in Old Clothes] was one of them.

Now, not only did he see the manifestation of the Vedas, but he also met his son who had returned from his ascetic practice when he returned home. With so much joy mixed together, he was almost excited to the sky.

"Father, are you happy?!"

The old man in old clothes looked closely and saw the happy smile on his father's face, which he kept smiling on after returning home.

He asked after welcoming his father into the house.

The Immortal Adili clapped his hands and looked at the Immortal Bi Yi with eyes full of pity and a sigh.

"oops!"

"You just finished your meditation, didn't you? What a pity, what a pity, you didn't see the Vedas, nor did you see the manifestation of the Vedas!"

The hermit Adili nodded heavily and sighed deeply.

what? !

The Immortal in Old Clothes frowned.

"What's wrong? What's the big deal?"

The Immortal in Twilight Clothes tilted his head, puzzled.

He had just come out of deep meditation and was unaware of the outside world.

The hermit opened his mouth and sighed.

"Lord Vishnu's palace [Viganta] has invited all the gods and immortals. You were in deep meditation and were not there, so you don't know what's going on!"

Said the Immortal Adili.

"Father, what's going on?"

"[The Vedas] are manifested. Could it be that the wise words of a great wise man are recorded?"

"who is it?!"

The old man in old clothes blinked anxiously, shook his head, pulled at his father's arm, and asked hurriedly.

Vedas!
This is the supreme holy scripture of all immortals!
If the words of an immortal could be recorded in the Vedas, it would be worth dying for!

"that is……"

Just as the immortal Adili opened his mouth and was about to blurt out something, he remembered that his son didn't seem to get along with the Emperor of Heaven, and they even had a grudge against each other.

After all, it was the Immortal Bi Yi who cursed the gods to lose their powers, which led to the incident of the gods and the Asuras churning the Ocean of Milk.

He turned his head and glanced at the Immortal in Old Clothes, and the Immortal in Old Clothes' expectant face was reflected in his eyes.

"my child!"

“Sometimes the truth may be hard to believe, but you still have to choose to accept it!”

The Immortal Adili raised his hand and patted the Immortal Biyi on the shoulder.

"???"

The immortal in tattered clothes tilted his head, and a question mark seemed to appear on his head.

Why did my father suddenly say this?
Adili looked at Biyi's puzzled expression, coughed twice, and then continued: "In the Viguntha, there was such a wise man who debated with the goddess Saraswati. The goddess asked what was the greatest thing in the world?"

"How would you answer!"

Adiri asked.

The Immortal in Old Clothes frowned and closed his eyes to think.

The sage Adili did not interrupt, but looked at his son quietly, waiting for his answer.

After a while.

The Immortal in Old Clothes opened his eyes. "Of course the greatest being in the world is the Tri-God!"

The Immortal in Old Clothes opened his eyes.

in his understanding.

Although the three gods are inseparable, they can be regarded as three points on an inverted triangle. The upper two points are Mahadeva and Vishnu, and Brahma is the lower point.

All three points are indispensable, but they have different levels of importance.

"Among the three gods, only Mahadeva and Vishnu are supreme. Since they are the greatest, could it be... Mahadeva?"

The immortal in tattered clothes.

The hermit Adili smiled, sighed, and said nothing.

"Could it be the guardian deity?"

The old man in ugly clothes continued to ask.

The immortal Adili remained silent, smiling without saying anything.

"Father, what was the answer of the wise man?"

The immortal in tattered clothes.

"Me! Everybody's self!"

Said the Immortal Adili.

As he spoke, the sage Adili explained the philosophy and the principles behind it.

The old fairy sat there in a daze, thinking about what he had just heard. His head shook slightly, and the corners of his mouth slowly curled up, revealing a look of joy at having gained wisdom.

He slowly raised his hands and clasped them together.

“What wisdom!”

“I didn’t expect that there are such wise men in this world!”

"Father, who is this wise man? Where did he practice before? Have I ever seen him?"

The old man in old clothes opened his eyes wide and asked three times impatiently.

"Yes!"

"You've seen it!"

The hermit Adili nodded slightly.

"Who is it? Which immortal is it? Is it the immortal Kasyapa? Or is it the immortal Angil?"

The old man in old clothes poked his head out and continued to ask.

It was the first time that the sage Adili saw his son so anxious.

Ok!

After he said so much, I think Bi Yi should be mentally prepared.

"Indra!"

Indra! Indra! Indra!
The sage Adili sat cross-legged on the blanket and uttered the name.

His voice was very plain, but like thunder, it kept echoing in the ears of the Immortal in Old Clothes for a long time.

The old man in old clothes opened his eyes wide, and an expression of disbelief suddenly appeared on his solemn face.

Dilated eyes! Slightly open mouth! Puzzled look!
Everything proves it!

He was stunned!
Even his body was completely frozen.

like a statue!
The old man in old clothes blinked, shook his head curiously, stared at his father, and repeated the name he had just heard.

"Indra?"

"Yes!"

"Indra, the Emperor of Heaven?!"

The old man in old clothes opened his eyes wide, his face full of disbelief.

"Of course!"

Adili Sage confirmed.

"Impossible! Absolutely impossible!"

The Immortal in Old Clothes suddenly stood up from the blanket, waving his hands and shouting.

Indra, the king of heaven, has this wisdom? !
How can it be? !
joke!

Unless the Vedas were written by the celestial mentor, Rishi Shakyamuni, it is absolutely impossible!

“This is real!”

"When I heard his answer, I thought he was still arrogant, so I wanted to curse him."

"Who knew the Emperor of Heaven could be so wise!"

The hermit Adili raised his head slightly and sighed.

He has now completely changed his opinion of the Emperor of Heaven!
"Father, don't be fooled by the phenomena. Indra's nature cannot be changed. Arrogance must still be lurking in his heart!"

The old man in ugly clothes retorted.

The Immortal Adili frowned and stood up. Then he snorted coldly, widened his eyes, and glared at the Immortal in Biyi with displeasure.

"Old clothes!"

"How can you say that about a wise man as recorded in the Vedas!"

The sage Adili was angry!

(End of this chapter)