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## Chapter 41: The Unseen One
**Verse 26:** He is difficult to behold, with sharp, scorching rays, his own sphere ablaze. He is the destroyer of the lotus, his son is evil, and only fools praise him.
**Verse 269:** He is helpless, without support, unable to bear the brilliance of the celestial bodies. He is in the sign of Leo, fickle, cruel, and suddenly leaps to the head.
**Verse 27:** He is diseased with sin, dependent on others, and travels an uneven path in the sky. He is red-rayed, hates all, his desires are insatiable, and he rushes ahead without order.
**Verse 271:** Even with wise friends like Mercury and Jupiter, this king with many flaws is incurable, like a patient who is about to die. He is evil, and no one can look at him. He is harsh because he levies excessive taxes, and he brings suffering even to his own family. He is the destroyer of the earth, his son is wicked, and only fools praise him. He is without allies, without a stronghold, and cannot bear the brilliance of other powerful kings. He was born in the sign of Leo, is fickle, cruel, and suddenly leaps to the head. He is intolerant, afflicted with many diseases, and follows the dictates of others. He travels an unjust path, is red-rayed, hates everyone, his desires are insatiable, and he rushes ahead without order. This king with many flaws, like a patient with an incurable disease, is doomed to destruction even with wise friends and a virtuous teacher.
**Verse 272:** At that time, the ministers of both armies, seeing the anger of the two kings, went to them and stopped them from fighting, saying that it was against dharma to fight at night.
**Verse 273:** The two kings, overwhelmed by the unbearable pain of their wounded soldiers and the terrifying cries of battle, decided to spend the night on the battlefield itself.