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## The Ashtavasha Parva
**85.** "O Kalyani, I will bring your husband soon." Thus, reassuring Anjana with great sorrow, King Prati-Surya, riding a beautiful, swift chariot like the sun, ascended into the sky.
**86.** Looking down at the earth, he went on his way, bowing his head in reverence.
**87.** The Vijayavasi Vidyadharas and the Trikuta-dwelling Rakshasas, accompanied by Prati-Surya, diligently surveyed the earth from the sky.
**48.** Then, in the forest called Bhutarava, they saw a huge elephant, whose form resembled a monsoon cloud.
**89.** "This is the elephant called Kalamegha, belonging to Pavankumar," they recognized him, having seen him many times before.
**90.** "This is the same elephant," all the Vidyadharas exclaimed with joy, making a great noise.
**91.** "This elephant, whose color is like the Neelagiri or Anjanagiri, and whose trunk is of the right proportion, is where Pavankumar must be.
**92.** This elephant, like a friend, always stays by his side."
**93.** Saying this, they approached the elephant, their minds trembling with fear, for he was unrestrained.
**94.** The great elephant was disturbed by their loud noise. He was unstoppable, his entire body was restless, and his speed was immense.
**95.** His cheeks were stained with musk, his ears were erect, and he roared loudly. The Vidyadharas were terrified and fled in every direction he looked.
**96.** Seeing the crowd, the elephant, devoted to protecting his master, did not leave Pavankumar's side.
**97.** He circled Pavankumar, playfully swinging his trunk and terrifying all the Vidyadharas with his sharp tusks.
**98.** The Vidyadharas, eager to subdue the elephant, surrounded him with female elephants.