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Forty-fourth chapter
"The arrows, released by the cruel earth-dwellers, pierced the enemies, drinking their blood and eating their flesh, and fell to the ground. || 146 || The arrows, released by the earth-dwellers, pierced the enemies and went far into the sky, like the messengers of the divine women. || 147 || The wheel of the Chakravarti is one, and it does not harm anyone, but in that battle, many beings were killed by many wheels, like the wheels of time. || 148 || The arrows, released by the Vidhyadharas and the earth-dwellers, with equal speed, stood in the sky, face to face, for a while. || 149 || The sky was covered with the arrows of the Vidhyadharas and the earth-dwellers, who were blocking each other, and because they could not see each other, their battle stopped. || 150 || Seeing his army wounded by the weapons of his own and the enemy, and the arrows of the Vidhyadharas, Jayakumar, who was like Yama, enraged for destruction, threw his eye-like fiery weapon towards the sky, and prepared to fight with the Vajrakanda bow, like Indra. || 151-152 || The sound of Jayakumar's bowstring, which defeated the roar of the thunderbolt, frightened many enemies, who threw away their bows, arrows, and hearts. || 153 || Jayakumar, who drew his bow to his ear, placed the arrow on the string, and released the arrows with great speed, seemed to be not striking, for a moment, that is, he was not shooting arrows. || 154 || The arrows released by Jayakumar were not seen in the middle, nor in the bodies, only the enemies lying on the ground with wounds were seen. || 155 || The arrows of Jayakumar, who closed the eyes of those who saw them, burned everyone, and were as terrifying as a group of meteors, covered the faces of the directions. || 156 ||"