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## Chapter Fifty-Two
**319** Those warriors who were in the line of sight of the Lord, i.e., those whom the Lord looked at, roared and gave up their attachment to life. What more can be said about them? **28** Then, those warriors who had fought great battles for a long time, the warriors of Vajrayudha, were defeated by the Vanaras in a moment and were scattered here and there. **29** And Hanuman, with his chakra, took away the strength of the enemies and, like a celestial body, cut off the head of the enemy and dropped it from the sky. **30** Seeing the death of her father in the battle, the daughter of Vajrayudha, the beautiful one of Lanka, suppressed her grief with difficulty, poisoned by the venom of anger, and ran towards Hanuman. At that time, she was riding a chariot drawn by swift horses, her face illuminated by the radiance of her earrings, her chest was as wide as a bow, her eyebrows were furrowed, she appeared as if a meteor had manifested, she was adorned with a halo of brilliance like the sun, she was accompanied by the emission of smoke, i.e., some smoke seemed to be coming out of her body, and she appeared as if she were in the midst of a cloud mass, her eyes, swollen due to anger, looked like red lotuses, she was biting her lips in anger, and she appeared as if she were the angry Lakshmi of Indra. **31-34** She was beautiful to behold and was praising herself. Thus, she ran, stringing an arrow on her bow, and said, "Oh, Shrishail! I have seen you. If you have any strength, stand your ground." **35** "Today, the enraged king of the Vidyadharas, Ravana, will do whatever he wants to you, you wretch! I will do the same to you." **36** "I will send you, this sinner, to the abode of Yama. You have come to this inauspicious place like a bewildered person." **37** As the swiftly approaching Lanka Sundari was about to lower her umbrella, Hanuman, with an arrow, broke her bow in two. **38** As Lanka Sundari was about to pick up her weapon called Shakti, Hanuman covered the sky with arrows and broke her Shakti in the middle. **39** Lanka Sundari, who was deep in her knowledge and strength, shot arrows like vajra dandas, axes, spears, chakra, and stones like a hundred-headed mace. **40** The wind-god's son's chariot was as high as the Himalayas, and the arrows pierced the clouds like the piercing of water by a thunderbolt. **41**