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The blind saw with their eyes, the deaf were freed from their deafness, the mute spoke in beautiful melodies, the army commander and the household head were obtained along with the wise counselor. Sukhavati still took her husband away. She revived the sky with the prowess of the deceased Sri Pal.
I saw the smoke cloud again. It had ten heads, generating flames of envy, twenty arms and twenty eyes. Seeing its praise, the lord of Sri Pur, King Sri Shayan, delightedly gave his daughter, Bitashoka, who had eyes like lotuses, a face as black as poison and tamal, a forehead with arched eyebrows, and harsh words for ears.
Speaking, the woman, considering Sri Pal and Sukhavati as mere straws, challenged them to battle and said, "O Rasavati! Abandon Sri Pal. Do not wield the bow in my presence. O despairing one, you cannot escape the sprout of glory, the bud of fame, in the victorious city of Yama, the king of glory, with his glorious daughter and rule. The wealthy king of Dhanapur, with affection, gave the daughter of Vimalseena as a gift. She is mature in political science, a bee - whose heart does not have the ego of a warrior."