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## The Thirty-Fifth Chapter
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Then, seeing the lip of Hanuman, who was shining like the rising sun, due to his anger, the groups of servants scattered. ||19|| Then, the chief of the servants, who was cruel and famous among the servants, gathered the force of servants, running here and there. ||191|| Those servants, who were armed with weapons like mace, discus, sword, spear, axe, and bow, surrounded Hanuman from all sides, shouting. ||192|| They were so numerous that the sunlight was obscured. Then, they started throwing weapons like the wind of the month of Jyestha throws straw. ||193|| Even though the son of the wind, Hanuman, was unarmed, he uprooted and threw groups of tall trees and rocks. ||194|| Striking with the speed of his arms, which were beautiful like the body of the great serpent, he appeared like a towering cloud of the time of destruction. ||195|| Without any delay, he uprooted and threw large and tall trees like peepal, teak, banyan, nandi, champa, bakul, neem, ashoka, kadamba, nagakesar, koha, dhava, mango, milma, lodhra, date palm, and jackfruit. ||196-197||
That mighty one quickly shattered some, uprooted others, and crushed many servants with kicks and punches. ||198|| He made the army, which was as vast as the ocean, so terrified that it fled in all directions, seeking to save its life. ||199|| Gautama Swami says, "O Shrenik! What need does the king of the deer, who rules over the deer, have for other helpers? And what benefit do those who have abandoned their natural strength have from other helpers? What good can other helpers do to a powerless man?" ||20||
Then, Hanuman, who had descended from the Pushpagiri, blocked the direction, and...