"Why?"
Kashigyakya looked puzzled.
Indra's eyes twinkled, and he chuckled lightly.
"Back then, the 'Mountain Casting Immortal' also had the same doubts, once conducted a sacrifice, hunted in the forest, chanted incantations, and offered many wild deer in the forest to the Devas."
"I didn't know at the time either!"
"But now I feel I probably know some of the reasons," Indra muttered to himself.
He gazed at the lush green grass, took a deep breath, and pondered the reason.
The reason?
It should be quite simple!
The 'Mountain Casting Immortal' didn't have children, which went against the Righteous Law.
After all, although the 'Mountain Casting Immortal' lived in poverty, relying on alms for daily sustenance, the status as a sacrificer was extremely high, a blessed position indeed.
People like the 'Mountain Casting Immortal' not having children!
What about those souls who accumulated ascetic practices in their previous lives, intending to be born as sons of priests?
