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## Chapter One Hundred and Eighteen
**Verse 41:** In the same chariot where Jatayu, the supreme god, was born, the god Krtaanta also attained the same glory.
**Verse 42:** Krtaanta, the god, said to Jatayu, "O king of gods, why have you become so angry today?"
**Verse 43:** Jatayu, the knower of the future, replied, "When I was in the Grdha state, the one who nurtured me like a beloved son, is now facing a large enemy army, and he is grieving over the death of his brother."
**Verse 44:** Then Krtaanta, the god, using his vision of the future, spoke with great brilliance, his heart filled with sorrow and anger.
**Verse 45:** "Friend, it is true, he was also our beloved master. By his grace, I performed many daring deeds on earth."
**Verse 46:** "He also told me to free him from danger. Now that danger has befallen him, let us go to him quickly."
**Verse 47:** Saying this, the two gods, with their black hair and locks swaying, their crowns shining brightly, and their ear ornaments sparkling, set out from the celestial abode of Indra towards Ayodhya.
**Verse 48:** They were both great and wise, skilled in destroying the enemy's forces.
**Verse 49:** Krtaanta said to Jatayu, "You go and confuse the enemy army, make them lose their minds, and I will go to protect Rama."
**Verse 50:** Then Jatayu, the wise and generous, who could change his form at will, confused the enemy army with his illusions.
**Verse 51:** As the enemies approached, thinking, "This is Ayodhya," he showed them large mountains in front and behind, using his magic.
**Verse 52:** Then, standing near Ayodhya, he destroyed the entire army of the enemy Vidyadharas, and filled both the earth and the sky with the city of Ayodhya.
**Verse 53:** As a result, the entire land and sky became filled with the city of Ayodhya, so much so that it seemed as if the entire world was nothing but Ayodhya.
**Verse 54:** The enemy army, overwhelmed by this display of power and grandeur, was completely defeated.