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## The Latest Chapter
The divine, infallible, jewel-like spear, though potent, was rendered ineffective by the power of the enemy. Its brilliance was extinguished, and it deviated from its ordained path. (1)
Carrying sorrow, grief, and shame, like a bird released from its cage, he went to his master, the lord of the Asuras, Chamarendra. (2)
Upon hearing the news of Madhu's demise from the spear, Chamarendra, whose heart was filled with memories of their friendship, was overwhelmed with sorrow and grief. (3)
Rising from the netherworld with great speed and brilliance, fueled by rage, he set out for Mathura. (4)
While roaming, the king of the Garuda, Venudhari, saw Chamarendra and asked, "O king of the Daityas, where are you headed?" (5)
Chamarendra replied, "I am determined to avenge the injustice done to my dear friend, Madhu, by the one who killed him." (6)
The king of the Garuda said, "Have you never heard of the greatness of Vishalya, which you seem to disregard?" (7)
Chamarendra responded, "Those times of wonder have passed, when Vishalya possessed such unimaginable power." (8)
"When she was bound by the vow of her youth, she was indeed a wonder. Now, through her union with Narayana, she is like a serpent devoid of venom." (9)
"The virtues of those who follow a righteous path, who are wise and free from all transgressions, are born from their past good deeds and are worthy of praise." (10)
"Vishalya, with her immense pride, triumphed only until she saw the face of Narayana, who embodies desire." (11)
"The gods, demons, and ghosts fear those who follow their vows, until they abandon their sharp sword of determination." (12)