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## The Eighteenth Chapter
"I heard a sound like the notes of a vina, a woman's weeping." (113)
"I made that sound my target and went to the highest peak of the mountain. There, in a cave called Paryanka, I saw Anjana." (114)
"Knowing the reason for her exile, I comforted the young woman, who was weeping in sorrow." (115)
"In that cave, she gave birth to a son with auspicious signs. His radiance made the cave seem as if it were made of gold." (116)
"Hearing of the birth of his daughter, Pavananjay was filled with joy. He quickly asked, 'What happened next? What happened next?'" (117)
"Pratibhanu said, 'After that, Anjana's son, with his beautiful actions, was being placed in a chariot when he fell into the mountain cave.'" (118)
"Hearing this, Pavananjay, along with his army of celestial beings, was again filled with sorrow, crying out in despair." (119)
"Pratibhanu said, 'Do not grieve. Listen to what happened. O Vayu, the whole story will dispel your sorrow.'" (120)
"Pratibhanu continued, 'Then, with cries of sorrow echoing through the directions, we descended and saw the innocent child in the middle of the mountain.'" (121)
"The child had fallen and shattered the mountain. We, in awe, praised him as 'Shreeshala.'" (122)
"Then, I took Anjana, along with her son, in a chariot and brought her to my city." (123)
"Since he was raised in the island of Hanuruh, he was given the second name Hanuman." (124)
"So, you should know that the woman you spoke of, Anjana, with her son who performs wondrous deeds, resides in my city." (125)
"Then, the joyful celestial beings, eager to see Anjana, quickly went to the city of Hanuruh, with Vayu leading the way." (126)
"There, a great festival was held for the reunion of Anjana and Pavananjay. The joy of the couple was palpable, especially for them, it was indescribable." (127)
"The celestial beings spent two months there, filled with joy. After receiving their due respect, they returned to their respective places." (128)