Possessing the strength of a hundred thousand bows, he attains in the hour of battle a might beyond description. He punishes all wicked kings deserving punishment, who partake of the nature of rakshasas. This fearsome weapon was first fashioned by Brahma, the creator of the Vedas. The great preceptor Shukra declared that this weapon is terrible to all kings. Endowed with great energy, it is held by the sons of the Lord of the Waters. Here, in the chamber of the parasol, stands the parasol of the Lord of the Waters. It pours forth a refreshing rain, like the clouds. The water that falls from beneath this parasol, though pure as the moon, is wrapped in such darkness that no one can see it. There, in these regions, O Matali, countless wonders may be beheld. However, your business will suffer if we spend more time here. Therefore we shall soon leave this region.'