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Chapter Thirty
Then, on the full moon day of Kartik, Kumar Vasudeva, who had been playing for a long time and was very tired, was sleeping soundly, embraced by Priyangu Sundari. He woke up suddenly for some reason. As he woke up, he saw a very beautiful girl, like a second Lakshmi, standing in front of him.
The Kumar asked her, "O lotus-eyed one! Who are you?" In reply, the girl said, "O Kumar! You will know all about me soon. Come with me now." Thus, calling the Kumar, the girl went outside.
The Kumar, leaving the embrace of his beloved, followed her. Going outside, she sat on the floor of the beautiful palace and said, explaining the reason for her coming:
"O Arya Putra! O Sriman! Steady your mind and listen to my words, which are the cause of obtaining the unattainable."
"In the Gandhar country, in the southern range of this Vijayardha mountain, there is a city called Gandhasamriddha. Its king is Gandhar. His wife is Prithvi, who is as dear to him as the earth itself. I am their daughter, Pramavati, who is as radiant as Lakshmi herself."
"One day, I went to the excellent city of Swarna Nabha, driven by a mental urge. There, I met Angaravati, the mother of Manasavega, and asked her about her daughter, Vegavati."
"Vegavati's friends told me about her and also said that just as the star Chitra is in conjunction with the moon, so is she with you."
"In that same city, there lives Somashri, whose pure character is her ornament and whose food is to take your name. She is your beloved, whose necklace hangs on her cheeks, which have turned pale due to the great sorrow of your separation."
"She has sent me to you with a message. She said, 'O Arya Putra! Although I am protected within the impregnable fortress of my character, which cannot be breached by flattery or persuasion, I am still here in this enemy's territory for a long time."