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Jay, the victor, held great peace in his heart. Sulochana, too, calmed her mind and remained steadfast. Then, Jaykumar, the destroyer of worldly fear, whose character is praised by all, was not understood by the wicked. Then, the celestial nymph realized that she had fought a pointless battle. If Mount Mandara were to move from its place, then your (Jaykumar's) mind could be moved. Do not be angry at the pain I have caused you and the hardship I have inflicted by sending Vidya. Saying this, the celestial nymph departed. The lions, the enemies of the deer, were worshipped by the gods. The sweet sound of the kettledrums rose. The supreme god, named Ratiprabha, came and met him. He said, "I, sent by Indra, have investigated your pure heart. The one with dense breasts who stood before you was not a celestial nymph, but an Apsara, sent to test your virtue. But you considered her as your own mother in your heart." Oh, you who are like the moon in the sky of the Kuru clan, you who make the ten mighty elephants tremble, who control the senses, ask for whatever boon you desire. Hearing this, the noble man said, "I ask for the boon of purity of knowledge. I ask for the boon of destroying the world. I have no need for any other boon. Indra, the moon, and the sun fall. I want that liberation, the home of the Jina, where happiness never wavers, where the flame of desire never ignites. I can only find satisfaction in that boon." Thus, praising the character of King Jaykumar, the god immediately went to the celestial realm. Adorned with divine praise, the bride and groom reached Mount Kailash. Slowing their speed in the sky, they settled on a platform made of jewels. Then, they heard the sound of the powerful divine kettledrums struck by golden maces. Attracted by that sound,