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## The Thirty-Third Chapter
115. Then, pleased, Padma said, "Look, Lakshmana, at the virtuous nature of Vajrakarn, who has done this without any introduction. Even for a son-in-law, such fine food is not given. Oh, the coolness of the drinks and the sweetness of the dishes are truly amazing! With this food, like nectar, the fatigue caused by the journey has been instantly removed, and our weariness has vanished completely. These rice grains, white as if made from ground moonbeams, are soft and free from impurities. This drink, made from the essence of the moon, is extremely pure and attracts bees with its fragrance. This ghee and milk seem to have been produced from the udder of a wish-fulfilling cow, for such distinct flavors are hard to find in dishes. The traveler was right to say that this virtuous man is a follower of the Anuvrata, for who else would treat guests with such respect? He is known to be a pure-souled, wise man who is devoted only to the Jina, the destroyer of the sorrows of the world. If such a man of character and virtue is in front of us, surrounded by enemies, then our lives are meaningless. He is free from wrongdoing, dedicated to the service of the virtuous, and all his vassals are loyal to their unique lord. Even Bharat, the new king, cannot protect this Vajrakarn, who is being oppressed by the wicked king Singhodara. Therefore, quickly protect this wise man, who is without other protection, and go tell Singhodara."
110. "Should I say this, should I say that?" Why are you being taught? You are born with wisdom, like a great jewel with brilliance. After praising your virtues, and placing the order on your head, say, "As you command," and bow down, filled with love and devotion.