For this reason their mission is to fight. This is what Narada, the knower of the Vedas, told the Vrishni. When you, O Duryodhana, see Keshava holding the conch, discus, and mace in his hand, and this formidable wielder of the bow, Arjuna, armed with his weapons, when you see these two eternal and glorious Krishnas seated on a single chariot, then, O child, you will remember these words of mine. Why should such danger not threaten the Kurus, when your mind, O child, has fallen away from both gain and virtue? If you do not heed my words, you will have to hear of the slaughter of many people, since all the Kauravas share your opinion. You alone hold to this view, O bull of the Bharata race — only three men, namely, Karna, the son of the Suta of low birth, cursed by Rama, Sakuni, son of Suvala, and your vile and sinful brother Duhshasana.