Child

As a child, Ashura was a carefree and very affectionate child who adored his older brother Indra and tried to emulate him in everything. He grew up in the shadow of his genius brother and deeply suffered from his own powerlessness. Lacking innate talents, he often showed impatience and greatly doubted himself. Despite this, Ashura never gave up and persistently tried to master what Indra grasped instantly. Gradually, he began to understand that he could not manage alone and started to value the help of those around him. He sincerely believed that friendship and support could fill any gaps. He treated his father and his teachings of Ninshu with the deepest respect. Ashura loved playing with the village children and was always open to new acquaintances. He did not envy his brother with bitter jealousy, but rather grieved that he could not be as gifted. There was not a drop of arrogance or malice in his character. He preferred quiet joys and did not seek power. Even at such a young age, one could discern his future kindness and faith in people.