[Comprehensive] Enkidu

Karna raised the bow in his hand and shot it far away.

His movements were careless, for his eyes were not fixed on the target at the end of the arrow.

A flower fell.

Drona picked up the delicate flower with its stamens pierced through, and it still maintained its beautiful shape.

As if it was not pierced by an arrow, but gently kissed by the wind.

"Karna, you're making rapid progress."

Drona was not stingy with his praise, as he did every time he saw his disciple improve again, and then changed his words.

"Why not try using living creatures as targets? They'll give you the knack for bowing faster."

"If it's not to fill the stomach but to improve myself, I can't put them to death because of such personal desires."

Karna put down his bow and arrow. He is no longer at the age of a child, and his figure has become more upright as he grows older. The breeze blows the moon-white hair around his ears, making his originally pale complexion more transparent.

Under the sunlight, the golden armor on his shoulders exudes a soft luster, and countless rays of light gather on his body, as if he himself is a luminous body hanging high in the sky.

Even with this disciple by his side every day, Drona still couldn't ignore this glory and light. He often felt that Karna was more like a noble prince than the child of God, even though the child's outward appearance was divine. Sex is higher than humanity.

"Your kindness and principles are beyond my imagination, but I hope that these principles will not restrict your future choices."

"Don't worry about me, teacher."

Facing his mentor, even Karna who is not good at expressing, his voice is always full of amiable emotion.

"My elder brother is the embodiment of nature. Even a swimming fish or a flying bird are things that my elder brother cherishes."

Therefore he will not harm them except to satisfy his appetite.

"But I will not be merciful to my enemies. If anyone offends my honor, I will pierce his heart."

"Ah, Karna, you are indeed my best disciple, and I am deeply proud of you."

Drona smiled at Karna's answer, happy that Karna had made the right measurement.

"It seems that you will be able to become a teacher soon. Whether it is body or mind, you have achieved the best form."

Derona paused, then continued.

"You have already learned the supreme Brahma magic weapon. You just need to keep traveling to increase your knowledge. I will see you next time, and you will become a qualified hero."

Karna couldn't understand the meaning of the teacher asking him to go out.

However, he followed Derona's suggestion, no longer served by Derona's side, packed up a little and left the prosperous and prosperous Elephant City.

In order to cover the white hair and golden armor that are different from ordinary people, Karna put on a long gown with a hood to hide his appearance that is different from ordinary people.

He doesn't feel inferior because of how he looks, nor does he think it's wrong to be different.

But in order to blend into the crowd and understand the mentality of others, Karna is willing to be regarded as a hermit of ascetic practice, and walk into the self that has never been close to him.

Karna was adopted by Enkidu since he was a baby. Although Enkidu cared for him extremely, it was not like a mother's indulgent pampering. On the contrary, Enkidu taught him very strictly.

Enkidu let him learn the language, learn how to get along with others, and learn to master his own power.

Enkidu cannot replace Karna's parents, and he is irreplaceable. He is Karna's elder brother and the teacher who raised Karna.

Every time there was a major accident, Karna would tell Enkidu, but this time, Karna chose to conceal it.

This was Karna's tour, and he didn't want Enkidu to worry.

Karna tightly held the sharp gun in his hand, his face and body were covered with the blood of the enemy.

The flames gently licked the injured part, lingering around the young man's slender body, like a brand new sun rising from the ground.

At his feet was the lifeless corpse of a giant snake, its multiple heads hanging down on the ground, no longer the majesty it had when it attacked Karna.

The poisonous snake blood splashed onto Karna's skin, even with the protection of the fire, the poisonous blood still left hideous marks on the originally smooth skin.

Karna wanted to ease the pain of the poisonous blood, so he took a handful of water from the Ganges River to clean himself up. When the cold water touched the wound caused by the poisonous blood, the hideous scars disappeared.

While lowering his head to clean the wound, he felt someone's gaze.

Standing in the knee-high running water, Karna sharply raised his head, only the sound of the wind, but no other figure was found.

He put his hood back on and walked towards the distant village.

The hermit's village received the unknown hermit, giving him shelter and food.

They called Karna who killed the poisonous snake a hero and entertained him warmly. This was Karna's first deep contact with other people's kindness.

When Karna was young, he was often rejected by his peers because he was different from others. Until those children saw Enkidu, they would deliberately approach Karna hoping to meet Enkidu more often.

Karna has no real friends, and cannot appreciate the joy of getting along with others. His lonely and cruel personality seems to be engraved in his bones from birth.

That's why, Drona wants him to see other scenery and change his mood.

Bid farewell to the hermit village, Karna's whereabouts are all over every inaccessible corner.

Everywhere he went, people would ask his name, because Karna would always solve their troubles for them.

"Hero of charity, please tell us your name."

Karna didn't say anything, just silently giving them the help they needed.

When at last he came to the end of the road, he had nothing left but his weapon, and all his gold and precious stuff was gone, save for a tattered cloak.

The cloak was stained with the blood of monsters, and the original clean and smooth material corroded and dilapidated.The embarrassment that had never been shown appeared on Karna, and made him shine like never before.

Karna sat quietly under the tree, squinting at the blue sky, the sun far away was not stingy with its light and heat, and the blazing sunlight swayed down.

The shade of the tree blocks the warm light for him, and when he is hungry and thirsty, the delicious wild fruit will fall in his palm just right.

"I know you are always by my side...Brother."

A handsome shadow appeared on the big tree. He was sitting on a branch, with a plain white gown hanging down below.

Enkidu showed a soft smile when he saw Karna, so Karna couldn't help but hook the corners of his mouth in the same way.

"I thought I hid it well enough."

Enkidu jumped down from the tree trunk and sat down beside Karna.

"When I killed the poisonous snake, I felt my brother's eyes. Only my brother would look at me like that."

"Not only that, the birds passing by, the fish swimming, the deer gnawing on the grass...all have the breath of my brother. I know that you have been following me secretly, and I feel at ease because of this."

Karna stretched out his hands, gently embracing the direction that would give him stability.

Even though he was exhausted and looked really embarrassed, he also knew that the other party would never stay away from him even for this reason.

"Did you see anything?"

Enkidu's voice is always so soft, with a magical power that can soothe all fatigue.

Karna lowered his eyes and replied calmly.

"All beings are suffering."

He walked through countless places, and what he saw was not smiling faces, but more crying.

But he has no way to solve their plight. Even if he donates gold and silver to solve the invasion of monsters for them, Karna knows that his brilliance can only illuminate the darkness for a while. If there is no solution, it is just to express himself The self-satisfaction of the mentality of giving is nothing more than self-satisfaction.

"I think you've done a good job and don't need to put too much pressure on yourself."

Enkidu turned his head to look at the Master who was raised by him since he was a child. There are still fine and fine hairs on his face, which symbolizes that he has not really grown up.

No matter how mature he was, Enkidu still remembered how Karna, who had just learned to walk, staggered towards Enkidu's arms.

"However, I feel that what I can do is far from enough."

There was a rare look of confusion in Karna's eyes, the azure eyes were full of dim brilliance, appearing deeper and deeper under the shadow of tall trees.

"Didn't you say it? A long time ago."

Enkidu stroked Karna's hair as he did when he was a child, as if comforting a lost child.

"The capacity you have is not the capacity of a hero, but the capacity of a king. A king can carry everything. Only the direction of the king's heart can change the will of the people and allow them to obtain true happiness."

"That's right, it seems that I can do a lot, but, can a person like me achieve the ideal appearance that my brother said?"

"I will be by your side to witness them. One day, what you wish will truly come true."

Karna showed a warm smile from the bottom of his heart, the shadows deep in his eyes were blown away like a breeze, and then the deep tiredness was no longer suppressed, floating in every corner of his body.

After walking for so long, because he wanted to see more scenery that he hadn't seen before, Karna hadn't slept well for a long time.

Or maybe it is because he has finally returned to the stable protection, he can finally stop wandering, just like in every bottomless night when he was a child, as long as there is that person by his side, he will always feel at ease.

"I'm a little sleepy, bro."

The late wanderer lay in his brother's arms and slowly closed his eyes.

It was soft whispers that were vague in my ears.

"Sleep well, I will be here until you wake up."