Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1121 - A Child of a God

“The child? You mean the Asura King.”

It took Li Qingshan a moment before he returned to his senses. There was actually such a strange guy in his Asura Field. It was not because his memory had been horrible, but because the child was just alarmingly obedient. He spent all these days trapped in the tiny Asura Field and actually did nothing at all.

“He’s not a regular Asura King. If I am not mistaken, he should be a Rāhu!” Yin Qing said sternly.

“What’s a Rāhu?” Li Qingshan was surprised.

“Don’t tell me he’s a Rāhu asura!”

The Great Banyan Tree King was extremely surprised. After becoming a god, rarely did he ever give off such obvious fluctuations in his emotions.

“Rāhu is the name of a primordial asura, which is also the first asura in the Asura realm, as well the god king of the Asura realm. Legend has it that he was slain by the gods and deva for the elixir of immortality. Afterwards, the Asura realm became fragmented and entered eternal war and chaos.”

“The Great Banyan Tree King truly is knowledgeable, but god king Rāhu already possesses an undying body, so he was not slain. That’s where the undying bodies of asura come from…”

Only after Yin Qing’s introduction did Li Qingshan understand what “Rāhu” meant. In the Asura realm, they were equivalent to the princes of Great Xia, and they did not have numerous descendants like the imperial clan of Great Xia. The stronger the lifeform was, the more difficult it was to produce offspring, so there was an extremely small number of Rāhu.

There was still a very small number of accomplished princes of Great Xia because they were still “human” at the end of the day. However, the Rāhu were a true divine clan. They were born as gods. The difference between the two was even greater than village chief Li’s sons from Crouching Ox village and the princes of Great Xia.

Yin Qing said, “The black sun and moon is a symbol of Rāhu. It symbolises the divine power to devour the sun and moon.”

TL: By “devouring the sun and the moon”, the author is referring to the power to usher eclipses

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