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The Adipuranas, along with the Shakti warriors, the Yasti warriors, the Prasa warriors, the Dhanva warriors, and the Naistrimsika warriors, all rushed forward in a race, as if vying with each other. ||111|| The warriors, whose armor was slightly moving from running ahead, were going so fast, as if they had grown wings and were flying. ||112|| "Move, run, get out of the way, don't block the path ahead!" The warriors of the city shouted loudly, pushing those in front of them. ||113|| "Get out of the way of these horses, run away from these elephants, and get far away from these overturned chariots!" ||114|| "Lift these children from this crowd of people, and quickly move the horses away from the front of these elephants!" ||115|| "This wicked elephant is standing here blocking the path, and this chariot has overturned in the middle of the road due to the charioteer's mistake." ||116|| "Look, this camel, who has thrown off his load, has long lips and is very scared, is running backwards on the path, as if he wants to mock the people." ||117|| "Someone is holding a cloak in the middle of the path, trying to protect the woman from the inner palace who is falling from the frightened mule, but in doing so, he himself is falling." ||118|| "This young man, stunned by seeing the face of a prostitute, has fallen due to the push of the horse, but he is a fool, he still doesn't know 'I' have fallen." ||119|| "This old man, whose hair is dyed black with a special medicine, whose eyes are adorned with kohl, and who is following a prostitute, is behaving like a young man." ||120|| Thus, with these conversations about the journey, the soldiers, unaware of the fatigue of their horses, reached their camp, where the commander had already set up his camp. ||121||