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The wicked one said to the serpent-like girl, "This is the Adipurana." Then, enraged, the Vidyaadhara said, "Let this wicked one be thrown away!" ||52|| "Let him be thrown into a dense forest, fit to bear the burden of severe penance." Following this command, the Vidyaadhara... ||53|| ...made the beautiful Sripaal Kumar, who was in the form of an old man, fall into the cremation ground near the beautiful city, situated at the northern range of the Vijaya mountain, using the Sheetavaitali Vidya. ||54|| There, a woman born in an untouchable family, made her son-in-law into a dog and made him roll around her daughter's feet, thus greatly pleasing her daughter. Then, that wicked Chandali restored his original form. ||55|| Seeing this, the Kumar, fearing that these Vidyaadharas are capable of changing their forms at will, started to worry. He was like someone going to Yama, his hair was like the blooming flowers of Kash, and his body was wrinkled like the waves of the ocean of old age. ||56|| Seeing his form, created by the wicked Vidyaadharas, he was overwhelmed with shame and sorrow. From there, he went forward. ||57|| There, he requested the sister of Bhogavati, Harieketo, who had mastered the Vidya. She, taking the form of a corpse, immediately vomited something into the Kumar's hand and said, "Drink this without any hesitation." The Kumar immediately drank it. ||58|| Seeing this, Harieketo, pleased, said to the Kumar, "You have attained the Vidya that destroys all diseases." He gave him the Vidya and left happily. The Kumar then regained his original form. ||59|| While walking, he saw a banyan tree standing below. He asked, "What is this place?" He was told... ||60||