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## Chapter Sixty-Three
**771**
Thus speaking, the enraged Baladeva roared like a lion, a terrifying sound that spread throughout the forest, shattering the pride of tigers, lions, and elephants that roamed the dense wilderness. ||16||
He thought, "By some cruel twist of fate, my younger brother, lying asleep, has been slain by some enemy who has deceived him. He will soon appear before me." ||17||
"Those who possess the wealth of glory do not kill even an enemy who is asleep, unarmed, submissive, devoid of pride, repeatedly fleeing, burdened with obstacles, a woman, or a child." ||18||
Speaking loudly, he ran around for a while, but finding no other path, he returned to Krishna, embraced him, and wept. ||19||
"Alas, beloved of the world! Alas, master of the universe! Alas, refuge of all beings! Alas, savior of mankind! Where have you gone, leaving me behind? Alas, brother! Come quickly, come quickly!" Thus, he cried for a long time. ||20||
He repeatedly gave Krishna, who was unconscious and lifeless, water that was beautiful and soothing, but just as the right vision does not enter the heart of the distant, so too, the water did not enter his throat. ||21||
The strong-willed Baladeva sat facing him, washing his face with gentle hands, looking at him with joy, licking him, smelling him, and wanting to hear his words. The Acharya says, "Shame on such self-delusion!" ||22||
"Dwarikpuri, with its vast wealth like heaven, has been consumed by fire. What is the need for food now?" Thinking this, are you burning with grief? No, brother! The land of Bharata, filled with various inexhaustible treasures, still exists as before. ||23||
Who has obtained the fruit of hunting here today? ||15||