Virata said: "I do not know what dispute lies hidden between you two. Not knowing the truth of the matter, how could I act rightly?" Vaishampayana said: Then the assembly, understanding Krishna, honored her all the more and said, "Well done, well done," while they condemned Kichaka. The assembly said: "He whose wife this all-lovely, wide-eyed woman were to be would gain the highest fortune and would never grieve at all." Vaishampayana said: Thus the members of the assembly honored Krishna as they looked upon her there, but from anger sweat broke out on Yudhishthira's brow. Then the Kaurava spoke to the beloved princess, his queen: "Go, Sairandhri, do not stand here. Go to Sudeshna's dwelling. Wives of heroes, devoted to their husbands, endure hardship; worn by their service, they win their husband's world. I think your husbands see no time for anger, and that is why gandharvas bright as the sun do not rush to your side. You do not know the right time, Sairandhri; like a dancing-girl you run about and disturb the Matsyas at play in the royal assembly. Go, Sairandhri. The gandharvas will do as pleases you."