vampire

Chapter 31: Fighting in the Jungle (1)
Now, Wickram, your time has finally come to test you, as the older generation always spouts about the good old days, old tales of the past.Can you imagine what you could say if you could foresee hundreds of years from now?

Brahmins who became warriors would be ashamed of being defeated and killed; slaves would be ashamed of having the idea of ​​rebirth.In fact, there will be signs of great integration in human society, and people will speak for themselves.At that time the courts will be abolished, and men will no longer be required to do what now seems to be the great pursuit of life; the war lasts six weeks, but it is all meaningless; the so-called useful art and great science. It will also gradually disappear, and the so-called scientific wizards will no longer exist.The abandoned kings will be recuperated in a special reformatory. Without the king, at least no innocent people will be beheaded.Without Wickram...

The vampire felt shaken violently for a while, fell silent for a moment, then opened his mouth again, and continued talking.In a word, everything is in the service of the Brahmins; people can lie as they please; there is no such horror as widows or children buried with them.

In a degenerate state, strangers would dwell under the tree where Biharat Kahanda dwelt, and those vulgar ones could govern their own lands as well.It amazes me that they can endure the peculiar ways of that country.The sky was blue-gray like black and white, the sun was pale, and the moon was as lifeless as a dead man.Yellow waves rolled on the sea.If you have the courage to go to the shore, the towering cliffs like giants will rush straight at you, as if they are ready to repel you at any time, which is very terrifying.A cold white thing enveloped the whole country so badly that people couldn't see anything clearly.Large clouds like white feathers or cotton balls appeared in the sky, and everything was covered with a thin layer of clouds, everything was hazy.In this season, the clouds will reflect a pale light, the earth will be wrapped by the sky, and people's faces will almost turn white.Men are white until they are tanned;

"Indeed," interjected Prince Dihavashi, "there's a good saying: 'Anyone can lie about what they see.'"

The vampire obviously didn't pay attention to what the little prince said, and continued talking.You will see naked people in the jungle, they become the untouchables of India, but after a while, they will become extraordinary white untouchables!No one forbids them to eat all kinds of food - poultry, onions, pigs that roam the streets, monkeys, horses, rabbits, and the meat of holy cows (this is the most horrible), and also suck the pulp of bitter watermelons (Very potent cathartic, taken with the juice, which produces a rare frothy liquid, and a fiery mouth-scorching thing); medicine to treat.They put a lot of emphasis on shaving and not much on hair.They would sit upright and squat on wooden shelves instead of carpets; they would go out in black and red, like children of Yama; tormented in a hot place.But the strange thing is that they will keep arguing and fighting because of their beliefs, and their tempers are too hot.On the beach, children pass the time with a game of pudding, in which the sand is piled high and boxing matches are held to see who will win.Of course, this wasn't a regular boxing match, where the kids just clenched their fists and hit each other on the head.

These white pariahs would have female rulers, perhaps they were used to submitting to women, and they might be blamed by women for their backwardness and lack of hygiene.Noble thoughts never enter their minds, nor do they go after wolves.They are good at dancing, dancing with strange women, proud of being able to play an instrument, and this is the most common form of entertainment, many young girls are like this.

No doubt the women were set free from the code of feminine humility by the fact that the chief was of their own sex.In front of their husbands and other men, they don't care about their image, sit and eat with men, yawn freely, and show the back of their heads.When arguing with others, he also speaks foul language.A woman cannot be safe if a man shuts her up in his home, even with the most conscientious guardians.But as long as they protect them in the way they like, the situation will be different.A poet once said:
Women respect only one word, and that is their heart.

They forbid their husbands to take another wife.Even in the case of a wife, when the husband needs someone to serve him, he cannot use his wife like a slave: he cannot make his wife keep making money, and prepare for the purification ceremony to fulfill his wife's responsibilities; Daily meals and cleaning up dishes, washing dishes and dishes kept busy.What did he say about Rama's own wife? "If I lose my temper now and then, she can bear my impatience without complaining, just as a person suffering from illness does not groan sadly; when I need her most, she will hold me in her arms, as if A loving mother treats her children like a loving mother; when I am resting, she is my lover; when I am happy, she is my friend." It is said, "A religious wife will support her husband's beliefs and do her best to make him happy; She is very faithful to her husband, as close as the relationship between shadow and body; and respects him, whether he is poor or rich, good or bad, handsome or ugly; when her husband is in a bad mood or sick, she will tell him happy stories. Stories; if the husband dies unfortunately, she is buried with him. Because of the good fruits of his wife's faithful deeds, he is very fond of heaven; and if the wife is a wicked, unchaste woman, he should die first, and after death he will die because of his wife. suffered for his immorality and disloyalty.”

But there, the women were talking gruffly and loudly, scolding people like donkeys, and making the house run wild, and they had no fear of losing their noses or having their ears cut off.They can talk to strange men at will (my God), shake hands with them happily, and accept gifts from men frankly.The most incredible thing is that they would show their fair faces in front of men without shame.In public, they drive chariots and ride horses, taking pride in their ability to do so.In group gatherings, they eat and drink while their husbands stand aside or lean against a tree across the street and watch.In their view, they are like the top of a pagoda, perfect; no one can match them in wisdom and self-esteem.

They sing and dance all day long, but their children are left unattended.Let the children go out to fend for themselves when they are adults.Even if they never see their children again, they will not have any concerns.If widowed, a second husband would soon follow, and some would even marry a fifth time. (For an Indian woman, the third marriage is already very uncustomary. So before the wedding, the man who will marry her leans against the big tree. In this way, the sin of the person will be transferred to the tree. and the tree will slowly die.) Knowing all this, you might think that these rights are enough for them, but they are not enough for them.Their ultimate goal is absolute dominance, respect and respect, and they will make a fuss over and over again, and if that guy punishes them—even if they deserve it—that person will be called a coward by them, and they will call him a coward. He took it before a judge.

But it also seems to me that men do weird things with their women or with other things.The Magi of Kahanda in India will strictly control his desire for women. He is well aware of his vulnerability in this regard, so he tries to avoid writing or writing about this aspect.Of course, doing so did suppress his desire at the time.When human beings are too cunning, no matter how vigilant others are, it is useless. A smart person has to bow to fate. He has forgotten or tried his best to forget the past.But white men deliberately expose their women to all kinds of temptations.When the accident happened, they blamed them angrily, insulted them, caused a big commotion in the society, tried their best to expose her scandal and express their disgust towards her to the public, and then went to the marriage registry to report all the scandals to the public. Shake it out in detail.All in all, there is only one purpose: do everything possible to use all means to show women the majesty of being a man!

When all these events befell them, they were terrified and tried to flee like locusts in an Indian autumn.Since they would starve on the soil of their own country, they had to find plentiful food, or to plunder.When they saw someone well-dressed and wearing valuables, no matter what the status of the other party was, they would stop the other party and threaten the other party viciously to plunder the other party's property.Sometimes in order to cultivate mutual affection, they will do some stupid things, and their henchmen are sometimes worse than their enemies.They are all as selfish as crows: crows have a wide choice of food, but they never allow other birds to eat their food.

At the beginning, they rented a storefront near the entrance of the Ganges, and bought some wires and gold and silver ingots, as well as good but rough sweaters and other items.Then they sent samurai overseas, recruited soldiers in India, and transformed themselves from shopkeepers to soldiers: they beat others as well as others;It was not long before the turmoil of the army was like the roaring waves of the sea, and the gleaming weapon was like a dagger reflecting a white light, so that one could not open his eyes and see nothing for a while; they were scattered everywhere; The scene of the massacre spread wildly like a garden of plantains after a rainstorm; in the end, it marched on the land like ants.They swear: "In this troubled world, keep me safe and well, Mother Ganga!" They destroy the army, take a city and plunder it, and take a fertile land and let them rule.They continued to kill people, plunder property, and occupy land.They extended their sphere of influence to the north of the Himalayas, to the west of Sindhu Nadi, and to the wider ocean.

(End of this chapter)