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The Pishachi, who was under the influence of the Mantra, was freed from the Kanya by the Kumara. Both of them gave their hearts to each other. With desire, they looked at each other. Sukhavati, displeased with the Ishvara Kumara, went back to her home. The Raja understood that she was a Chakravarti and brought that Vishvapati to his home.
The Raja worshipped her with the Mani-haras, which disturbed the people. The greedy beauties established him in their minds as the beloved. The Sasura said, "O Chandramukha, you get married." He also saw his word, saw his face, and said, "My heart is saddened by the separation from my brother." O Sasura! Therefore, you take me where my brother Vasupala lives. Meeting him, I will hold the hand of this beauty who steals the eyes and hearts of deities and humans. Hearing this, the virtuous Manjitrashtru said to Varisena, "Take this beautiful Kumara and quickly go to the Pundarikini Nagari, which brings many pleasures." Then Varisena took that auspicious one and went through the Akashapatha, in which the planets were revolving. At night, the Raja's face dried up from thirst. He reached the height of the Vimalpura Nagari. The Vidyadhara Raja went to see the water, and as soon as he saw it...